Gan: initial: g, vowel: an, tone: the first sound.

Zhi: initial: zh, vowel: I, tone: the first sound.

Such as: initial: r, vowel: u, tone: second sound.

Yi language: initial: y, final: I, tone: second sound.

Explanation: sweet: sweet; Fruit juice: malt syrup. It feels as sweet as sugar. Refers to the willingness to bear hardships and stand hard work in order to engage in a certain job.

From: Levin's History of Qing Palace Volume 1: Memorizing words can't be recited. The "teacher" is often angry and naturally scolds others, but Zhang Yao is as sweet as a cup of tea.

Sweet synonym: willingly.

Explanation: I am completely willing, without any reluctance. More refers to making some kind of sacrifice voluntarily.

Said by: Mao Zedong's "A Mountain of Yugong": We must also make the broad masses of the people realize that they are willing to fight for victory with us.

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The antonym of sweetness:

First of all, the pain is indescribable [K ǔ Burke Yang]

Explanation: The pain or hardship is so extreme that it can't be expressed in words.

From: The story of the Sixth Bridge of the West Lake in the ancient Wulangzi in the Qing Dynasty: I didn't expect that there was a period of drought, famine and epidemic disease, and the people were miserable.

I didn't expect to get up early once, and famine and plague broke out once. The pain or hardship of the people is so extreme that words can't express it.

Second, misery [k incarnation]

Commentary: Kan: Right. The pain or hardship is so extreme that words cannot express it.

From: Song Changling's "Leshan Liu Lu Gong Fu": "I got a serious illness in my later years, my eyebrows fell off, my nose was broken, and I was miserable."

I was seriously ill in my later years, my eyebrows fell off, my nose was broken, and my pain or hardship was so extreme that my words could not be expressed.