What are the possible causes of daily malaise?

The reason for the daily malaise is because the work pressure is too much, I have lost confidence in life, I have lost hope in my work, I don't believe that I can do a good job, my life is very busy, and my mental state is not particularly good, so there will be a situation of malaise.

It may be that you don't rest well, you don't sleep well at night, you will be very sleepy during the day, and then you will have no energy, you especially want to sleep, and then you don't want to do anything, and it may be because of your lack of qi and blood, because if you don't have enough qi and blood, you will also make yourself look sluggish, look very poor, and have no energy.

It may be because you have a physical problem, it may be that there is a problem with your recent planning, the relationship is not going well, your career is not going well, you are about to break up, and you will be fired immediately, plus it may be that your parents at home have physical problems, you are very confused now, and you don't have a goal to strive for, so you will languish.

It may be because the work is very unsatisfactory, so it will be sluggish, or it may be that there is no good rest at night, so it will be particularly unenergetic, and it may be that the salary is too small, and the breakup with the boyfriend, or the quarrel with the parents, will lead to a particularly sluggish spirit.

It may be due to a lack of calcium, it may be due to lack of sleep, it may be due to malnutrition, it may be because the body's immunity has decreased, or it may be because of emaciation and stress.

Wei 靡不振 (pinyin: wěi mǐ bù zhèn) is an idiom that was first coined in Yuan Tuo's Song Shi Yang Shi Biography.

Euphemism in a sentence:1.Xiao Ming has been languishing recently.

2.I've noticed that she's been a bit sluggish lately.

3.Pain and sorrow had taken her back to the slump.

4.In the past few days, he has been sluggish, like accompanying an empty patient, and he doesn't know what's going on.

5.I didn't expect that he was in Top Gun back then, but today he has become so depressed.

6.We should blindly sweep away the sluggish wind in this call and do a good job.

7.If you fail the exam, you should sum up the lessons learned, and you should not be depressed, pessimistic and disappointed.

8.No matter what difficulties and setbacks he encountered, he always forged ahead and did not look sluggish at all.

It's malaise.

Pinyin: wěi mǐ bù zhèn.

Interpretation: languishing: depressed, decadent. Zhen: Cheer up. Described as lack of energy and depression. It is generally used as an adverbial in a sentence, with a derogatory meaning, and is used in a human state.

Source: Lu Xun's "Huagai Collection: Sacrifice Mo": "I went." Just go. Don't be so sluggish, crawl! Friend! Climb quickly, my comrade, to the east! ”

Synonym. Crestfallen.

Pinyin is chuí tóu sàng qì, which describes the appearance of being depressed and depressed due to failure or unsatisfactory.

From: Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty Chapter 104 of "Dream of Red Mansions": How do you know that Jia Yun has not been allowed to enter the gate recently, and has gone around to the back, wanting to enter the garden to find Baoyu, but the garden gate is locked, so she has to come back dejectedly.

Usage: as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Described as frustrated and listless.

Malaise.

Explanation]: Malaise: Decadence. Described as lack of energy and depression.

From]: Tang Hanyu's "Preface to Sending High Idle Masters": "Decadence and grievances, rout cannot be lost." ”

Example: We should sweep away the wind here and do a good job.

Malaise comes from the word Chinese idiom; Sluggish, also as grief: depressed. Described as lack of energy and depression.

Idiom] languishing (same as sluggishness).

注音】wěi mǐ bù zhèn

Explanation] languishing: depressed, in poor spirits. Sluggishness: It's hard to cheer up [from]: Tang Hanyu's "Preface to Sending the High Idle Master": "Decadence and grievances, rout cannot be lost." ”

Malaise: Decadence. Described as lack of energy and depression.

Lack of energy is a lack of energy, lack of energy, lack of concentration, etc., and is often caused by insomnia. Symptomatic manifestations of autonomic disorders.

萎靡不振 wěi mǐ bù zhèn

Dictionary explained. Explanation]: Malaise: Decadence. Described as lack of energy and depression.

From]: Tang Hanyu's "Preface to Sending High Idle Masters": "Decadence and grievances, rout cannot be lost." ”

Example: We should sweep away the malaise here and do a good job.

Meaning: Describe lack of energy and depression.

First, the sluggish pinyin:

wěi mǐ bù zhèn

Second, the source of the malaise:

The first volume of Ma Yongqing's "Quotations of Mr. Yuancheng" in the Song Dynasty: In the last years of Jia, the affairs of the world seemed to be soothing and depressed.

The meaning of the word languishing is:Described as lack of energy and depression.

Sentence formation: 1. Compared with Qin Lang's energetic spirits, Ba Qing's guy is sluggish, he was tied to the column head of the firewood room, and it seems that he suffered a lot last night.

2. It is extremely rare to have broad shoulders and round waists and heroic hair, although it is the result of the increasing number of people engaged in mental power, but they are all like ashes and languishing, and most of them have a lot to do with the self-indulgence of morning and dusk and daily life.