apathetic

apathetic

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ù Q ì ch é NCH é n, which means to describe the spirit of depression, lack of vitality. It comes from an interview with Mao pingzhong, asking about his illness and traveling with his son in Keshan.

Notes on Idioms

Dusk: the haze at dusk; deep: low.

The origin of Idioms

Lu You, Song Dynasty, visited Mao pingzhong, asked about his illness and his son's traveling with him in Keshan: "the battlements of the building are uneven, and the dusk is faint."

Idiom usage

As a predicate or complement, it refers to the lack of vigor. In the Song Dynasty, officials were always selected from the so-called mature and steady people, so the court was full of people with grey hair and gloomy mood. Pu Ren's two thousand years

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] lifeless and [antonym] vigorous