The pinyin of suffering

The pinyin of tribulation is mó nàn.

Explanation of suffering: 1. Suffering from hardships and adversities; 2. Difficulties; obstacles, Pinyin: mó nàn, close meaning: disaster, antonym: smooth.

Sentence

1. A great spirit leads to a great spirit. It was not so much due to assimilation as it was inspired by many hardships. Like a diamond grinding a diamond.

2. There are many hardships on the road of life, so you should look at the bright side when encountering problems; put worries and sorrows behind, and keep an open-minded attitude; don't put complaints on your lips, look at the bright days; let go of the grudges and grudges for a day , gathered up the mood and said: "Good night"!

3. He has gone through many hardships, but today he finally sees the light of day and finally sees hope for the future.

4. May happiness accompany you and make you kind and lovable; may you go through hardships and make you perseverant; may your heart and lungs be hurt so much that you understand human feelings; may you be full of hope and make you happy happiness.

5. As the sun at eight or nine o'clock, you must have majestic aura, superb skills, and extraordinary abilities. You must be able to withstand any hardships in life, start from scratch, build a career, and become a great person. Youthful demeanor. Happy Youth Day!

6. We must be brave and determined on the way forward. No matter how many setbacks we encounter or even if we suffer hardships, we must never give up and move forward.

7. The streamers on the laurel wreath are not twisted with genius fibers, but are woven with strands of pain and suffering.

8. As the old saying goes, a blessing in disguise is a blessing. After this ordeal, Fuyi's reputation in Jun'an City began to spread again.

9. Judging from your font, it shows that you are unruly and seeking freedom. Judging from your pen style, your life is full of hardships.

10. I am not indifferent to the fact that some of you have come here from great trials and tribulations.