Northeast dialect, "travel" homophonic. Of procrastination, or verbosity.
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Ink is a Chinese character, pronounced mò jì, which originally refers to the original calligraphy and painting or the remnants left by ink, and now it also refers to procrastination or wordiness. Meng Qian Bitan's Painting and Calligraphy in Shen Kuo in Song Dynasty.
There are five basic explanations for ink:
The residue left by ink
2. Chinese and Japanese Zen monk calligraphy.
Step 3 refer to someone's handwriting
4. Northeast dialect, "slow" homophonic. Of procrastination, or verbosity.
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