Sparky

what's your question?

“Miser is a grumpy person who lives in the past, instead of the present”, was the definition people used in the US before 2016.

it feels like the English language has become simpler in vocabulary, like Chinese language, since 2017

"Miser is a grumpy person who lives in the past, instead of the present", was the definition people used in the US before 2016.

what makes you think I'm baiting? I recommend you learning German or Japanese languages, or even Modern Hebrew (compared to Hebrew from the Roman era), rather than Chinese language.

it feels like the English language has become simpler in vocabulary, like Chinese language, since 2017

just because there is no equivalent word for miser in the Chinese language, as someone who infatuates over the past and grumpy about the present, doesn't mean the word does not exist in the English language.