idiom > not fond of playing in childhood
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Weak get bad
  Explanation: Weak: young; good: love; get: play. At a young age do not love to play.
  Usage: Supplemental; as predicate, complement; that young to play at
  Source: Qin Zuo Qiuming "Zuo Xi nine public": "Yiwu weak get bad, can match for a long does not change, I do not know the other."
Childhood does not love playing
  Childhood do not love playing. "Unsettled Zuo nine": "Yiwu weak get bad, can Dou, however, does not change long I do not know the other." Southern Song Yan Yan Zhi "Tao Zhengshi Dirge": "weak get bad, Cheung Susan." "Taiping" volume IV four cited "Xiao Dong Kee Dongxuan": "on a very intelligent, only puzzled cry, before and three years old will be OK, the weak get bad; five-year-old, though not made, by the elegant high cause. "
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No. 3
  成语 弱不好弄
  发音 ruò bù hào nòng
  解释 弱:年少;好:喜欢;弄:玩耍。年幼时不爱玩耍。
  出处 先秦·左丘明《左传·僖公九年》:“夷吾弱不好弄,能斗不过,长亦不改,不识其他。”
  示例 《河东记·萧洞玄》:“才三岁便行,弱不好弄;至五六岁,虽不能言,所为雅有高致。”
  用 法 补充式;作谓语、补语;指年轻而不爱玩
  近义词 少年老成
English Expression
  1. n.:  not fond of playing in childhood
Thesaurus
have an old head on young shoulders