Patience: Chinese vocabulary, pinyin is nài? X and n means that you are not impatient or bored; Refers to a character that is not impatient or bored. For example, "Patience and persistence are better than fierceness and fanaticism"-a French proverb.

citation explanation

1. Not impatient, not bored.

Zhuzi Genre, Volume 11: "If you wait for one person in the future, you must wait patiently in the future."

Yuan Yang Zi's "Respecting Virtue and Refusing to Accept Old Age": "General, please be patient, but for a year or so, all of us will surely bring the general back."

Ming? Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Chapter 57: The marquis of Nai Wu refused to use public office unless he did not recommend the first step. Public and patient.

Ming? Feng Menglong? The first volume of Yu Shiming's words: "Lady has the right and patience. By this time next year, I will find a secluded place here and quietly send a message to you. At that time, the two of them walked together, and the ghosts and gods were unaware, but they were not stable?"

Ming? Ling Mengchu's "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 9: "Sister also sees it, and be patient, don't bother and worry, see through with others, and give birth to arguments."

The seventh episode of A Brief History of Civilization: Besides, brothers are always good at doing things, and when things go wrong, they should learn from others and stand by, which is absolutely not such good patience.

2. It refers to the character that is not impatient or bored.

Mao dun? "Midnight" X: "When we build those eight factories, at worst, we should learn from those smart ghosts who specialize in building houses! But we have to be patient. "