What is the true writing and meaning of "winning novelty and gold medal" in Cantonese?

How to write: wok, novelty, malnutrition (the word malnutrition should be correct according to its meaning)

It means that there are new gadgets/ideas every time, and these gadgets/ideas are ridiculous, troublesome and annoying. Anyway, that means you're not feeling well.

Wok: Cooking is one pot at a time, generally referring to the number of times.

Malnutrition: malnutrition (refers to the symptoms of sallow and emaciated and abdominal distension in children in traditional Chinese medicine), chancre (the symptoms of early syphilis) and chancre (alveolar abscess); It means uncomfortable.

I really don't know how to translate this sentence in Mandarin, but I'm afraid you can't understand it when I translate it in Cantonese, but the general meaning is correct, that is, there are unexpected new things every time, and these things are not good things or some big and shocking events. In Cantonese, it means "You sigh every time."