The Chinese nation is a nation with a history of 5,000 years. Many common sayings have been born over the years. These old sayings are very common in our lives, and some have become the "big truth" in people's minds. The common saying comes from the generalization of life by working people. Since it is taken from life and applied to life, it can be seen in many aspects. For example, in terms of choosing a spouse, there is "the woman looks before and the man looks after", in terms of building a house, "the house does not have black mud, and the house does not have yellow bedding", in terms of family decoration, there is "the living room is not allowed to be placed, the family is prosperous, and the house is prosperous", in terms of grave sacrifice, there is "the four things are not allowed to go to the grave, and blessings are coming in the future." The greatest charm of common sayings is that they are very ‘interesting’. The so-called fun is that the words are simple and easy to understand.
In the old saying passed down by the working people in ancient times, have you heard this sentence "many diseases and longevity, hard life, poor blessings"? The literal analysis of the passage will make many people more puzzled because it sounds very unreasonable. For example, why do weak and sick people live long? How can one lose his fortune if one has a strong life? We all know that the common sayings are passed down through word of mouth, and they are usually rich in certain truths. actually seems unreasonable, but we have not experienced and verified it. In fact, these words have long been verified by the older generation. Birth, old age, sickness and death are a normal state for human beings. Although ancient kings, princes, generals and ministers tried to pursue the eternal end, in the end they were just "a waste of water." In ancient times, due to the backward living conditions, ordinary people were very afraid of getting sick. So why did the ancients say "many illnesses and longevity"? There are mainly the following reasons;
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Multi-disease longevity
①One of them is that they pay more attention to their own body. Multi-disease longevity is very common in our lives. People with constant minor illnesses usually undergo regular examinations for themselves and ask about their own situation regularly. We all know that the old saying often says "I become a good doctor after a long illness", Therefore, people with minor illnesses usually pay more attention to their own body. Of course, it does not mean that more diseases will lead to longevity. Here I just want to express the importance of knowing prevention. I also hope that everyone can pay more attention to their physical changes. Because the old saying often says "Sickness comes like a mountain of falling, and sickness goes like a thread pulling", everyone must know how to prevent diseases. After all, the body is the most important thing in life.
prevents diseases
②The second is that you can often receive care in your body and mind. We all know that when a person is uncomfortable, people around you usually care more. Moreover, no matter how anxious things are, he will be able to take care of his health. will also be comforted and visited by his relatives frequently. As the saying goes, "Caring warms people's hearts". If can often get this warmth, I believe that many people's mentality will become better. People often say that "mindset determines everything", and an optimistic attitude is very beneficial to physical and mental health. 's saying "hard to many diseases and longevity" is also reasonable.
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Fate hard fortune
The second half of the "Fate hard fortune" can be understood as loneliness, The ancients wanted to express that when such people encounter difficulties, the people around him may not be so lucky. The 'people around him' here actually also include the people he is close to. Because the ancients emphasized that 'only having relatives is the family', then loneliness becomes "a hard life and poor fortune." so gradually, the sentence "many diseases and longevity, hard life and poor fortune." The above only represents personal opinions and is not comprehensive.
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Summary: "Many diseases and longevity, hard life, poor blessings", I think this old saying is to warn future generations to know how to pay attention to their bodies. As the saying goes, "Keep the green mountains there, don't be afraid of burning firewood." I believe everyone understands the truth after seeing this, , so you must know how to prevent diseases and do not overwork to become sick. also admires the wisdom of the ancients very much, because their simple words can actually express such profound meanings. What do you think of this old saying? Do you think the older generation makes sense? (Pictures are from the Internet to delete if infringement)
