What is a stubborn disease?

"Chronic illness" is a figurative word, which is often used to describe serious problems or dilemmas that are difficult to eradicate or have long been troubled. "Persistent diseases" refer to diseases or stubborn problems that are difficult to eradicate, and "persistent diseases" refer to diseases that exist for a long time and are difficult to cure. The combination of the two is used to describe a problem or situation that has existed for a long time and cannot be easily solved or completely changed.

This word can be used to describe some deep-rooted and deep-rooted social problems, such as poverty, inequality and corruption. It can also be used to describe personal difficulties, such as indulging in unhealthy habits, long-term psychological obstacles or bad emotions. "Illness" emphasizes the seriousness and difficulty of the problem. It implies that this problem may affect the overall development and progress of a person, a society and a country, and it needs great efforts and time to solve and overcome it. It also reminds people not to underestimate these stubborn problems, but to face and solve them with firm determination and unremitting efforts.

Correcting "stubborn diseases" usually requires the joint efforts of the whole society or the country and the long-term implementation of policies and measures. For individuals, they also need to seek professional help to overcome their own problems through positive self-reflection and changing bad habits.