Suffering mó n à n (1) [Suffering]: In the old society, good people were hardworking. (2) [Difficult]: Difficult; Nothing will happen if you hinder suffering. The beauty that has experienced hardships will be particularly sweet. -Shakespeare 2. On the road of life, everyone will encounter difficulties and setbacks, depending on whether you can overcome them. If you overcome it, you are a hero and a strong man in life. -Zhang Haidi's basic explanation [pain; Suffering; A detailed explanation of pain and disaster 1. Pain and disaster; Difficulties and hardships. Yan Yanzhi's poem "Hu Qiu" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "Who can conceive and talk about suffering." "Water Margin" The fifth time and the third time: "Leave me here and teach me to suffer." Zhen Xuan's exhortation to learn in the Qing Dynasty: "Those who are Taoist have nothing to suffer from, but have the benefit of security." 2. refers to suffering and disaster. Xiao Gan's Si Nuo and China's New Literature Movement: "In the past thirteen years, Si Nuo has interviewed many important people and experienced many important events in the suffering China." Buddha said: I suffered the ups and downs of the sky, and I died when I succeeded. The flood caused hundreds of homeless people to suffer.