My answer is as follows.

　　1. Ink ink is a Chinese word.

　　The original refers to the original calligraphy and painting or the remnants left by ink.

　　Now it also refers to procrastination or verbosity.

　　Ink now refers to procrastination, or wordiness, etc. Too ink means that a person is procrastinating, talking nonsense and doing things very slowly, just like procrastination or chattering. Ink is the homonym of dialect' Jiji'.

　　1. Ink marks are the mantra of northern dialects, especially those in Northeast China.

　　2. Northeasters are straightforward and do things neatly. And when people in the northeast meet people who are procrastinating and talking nonsense, they will say that you are too inky, which means that you are too slow to do things at all.

　　3,' ink' translated into today's men often use' travel' instead. Describe the slowness of doing things, repeating unnecessary things repeatedly and failing to grasp the key points.

　　Ink is slow and slow to do things.

　　This may be the cause of personality, tepid personality.

　　It doesn't seem good to be said by the person you like, complaining that you are too slow. What to do in the future is simply to make a change.