"Eat and drink water" is an old idiom to describe a simple way of life. This idiom emphasizes moderation and moderation in diet and life in pursuit of physical health and inner peace. Rice: refers to eating, representing daily diet. The "rice" here refers to a normal diet, but it emphasizes moderation and cannot overeat. Sparse food: refers to moderate diet control, no overeating, no overeating, no overeating. Thin food emphasizes moderate intake of food to avoid the burden of excessive consumption.
Drinking water: refers to drinking water, but it also represents the simplicity and lightness of diet. Drinking water is simple and pure, and it complements hydrophobic food, emphasizing moderation and moderation. This idiom expresses the idea of diet and simple life. It advocates that excessive enjoyment and consumption will have a negative impact on body and mind, while a moderate lifestyle can maintain good health and inner peace.
History of China's Ancient Prose
The history of China's ancient prose can be traced back to the source of China's ancient culture. In the early tribal society of China, people spread and recorded important historical events, myths and legends and etiquette norms through oral inheritance. These oral literary works laid the foundation of ancient literature.
With the appearance of writing, people began to record these oral traditional literary contents, which is the embryonic form of ancient literature. China's earliest ancient literary works were found on Oracle Bone Inscriptions and bamboo slips, which have been preserved for thousands of years.