(idiom) to endure hardship gladly; to take adversity with a smile as if it were as sweet as syrup

malt sugar or maltose; a sweet syrup or soft candy made from fermented starchy grains like corn or sorghum

literally to play with one's grandchildren while sucking on candy; describes an elderly person enjoying a leisurely life and the simple joys of family

to endure hardship or suffering as if it were something sweet; to be content with adversity

malt sugar or maltose; a syrup made from fermented grains like sorghum or corn. Same as [[饴糖|飴糖|yi2 tang2]]

a famous traditional Taiwanese maltose candy made with peanuts and flour, originating from Xingang Township in Chiayi County

To be willing to die as if eating something sweet; used to describe facing death calmly and without fear

a type of traditional chewy candy made from sorghum starch and sugar