Health-related idioms include: the way to keep fit, rest and recuperate, chew slowly, ride slowly, be terminally ill, have insufficient appetite, cultivate self-cultivation, be calm, take your time and never tire of eating.

What are the idioms that describe "medical care"

Rejuvenation, good intentions, vigorous, long life rejuvenation.

What are the four words about "keeping in good health"

Four words about "keeping in good health": health, gathering, nurturing and nurturing.

1, housing education

Pinyin: shēng jüJiào y m ng

Interpretation: It means that the army and the people unite as one, accumulate strength, and strive for strength with anger to wash away shame. The same is the "lesson of living and gathering".

Source: The poem "Commander-in-Chief Zhu lectured himself at the market meeting of Nanyang Mansion on August 1, and Wu Lao returned, probably celebrating his ambition": "The people cheered and the old coach calmly entered Taiwan. Born and raised for seven years, the soldiers were all trained by the party. "

2, rest and recuperation

Pinyin: Xi y m:ng shēng x: and

Explanation: rest: rest and maintenance; Interest: population reproduction. Refers to reducing people's burden, stabilizing people's lives and restoring people's vitality after war or social unrest.

Source: Yu Pinghuai: Zhong Rui; Recuperate; As for Xuanzong; Access to credit; Positive and rich. "

(3) Extended reading of praise health idioms:

Is keeping healthy a verb or a noun? It originally refers to a medical activity of Taoism to maintain life, strengthen physique and prevent diseases through various methods, so as to achieve longevity. Raise, that is, the meaning of nursed back to health, maintenance and tonic; Life means living, surviving and growing. In the modern sense, "health preservation" refers to the active physical and mental maintenance activities for material and spirit according to the laws of human life process.

Maintenance refers to following the law of life, through moderate exercise, plus external care and other means, so that the body function and external skin can rest and restore their due functions, which is the first level of health care;

Self-cultivation refers to broadening one's horizons, understanding one's mind and broadening one's knowledge. Through the cultivation and promotion of one's own moral quality, one can get a kind of physical and mental rest and accomplishment, so as to achieve the purpose of self-cultivation.

Nourishing refers to nourishing and conditioning the whole body according to the laws of the four seasons of heaven and earth, so as to achieve the purpose of preventing diseases and prolonging life.

The essence of health preservation is to maintain the five internal organs and prolong life.

Health preservation is a comprehensive science, involving many disciplines, including Chinese medicine, rehabilitation, nutrition, aesthetics, psychology, Chinese studies, physics, chemistry, art, cooking, kinematics, Taoism and so on.

What is the idiom referring to the method of self-cultivation and longevity?

1, support yourself for a lifetime, y y m: ng ti ā n niá n

Interpretation of idioms: it means to maintain one's own life.

Idiom origin: 1 October 198 1No.: "He has devoted himself to Buddhism, and he will surely hold on to these old beliefs to support his life."

Step 2 live a long life

It means increasing age and prolonging life. Beneficial: beneficial, enhanced, and beneficial, expansion: expansion.

The origin of the idiom: "Gao" was written by Chu and Song Yu during the Warring States Period: "Live for thousands of years."

Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; It is mainly used to celebrate.

3, the way of keeping in good health

Idiom explanation: refers to the method of practicing body and mind for health care and longevity. Health care should pay attention to nourishing the spleen and stomach and kidneys. Kidney is the foundation of congenital, and spleen and stomach are the source of acquired. Kidney storing essence and producing marrow is the essence of human life. When the kidneys fail, the human body will age. Spleen and stomach transport is the source of human life demand, so we should pay attention to the maintenance of spleen and stomach and kidney.

The origin of the idiom: Cheng Tang's "Xuan Ying Shu": "Realize the way of keeping in good health."

4, cultivate one's morality and cultivate one's health Xi shēn y m:ng xing.

Idiom explanation: cultivate one's morality, cultivate one's morality: make one's body healthy; Nourish: keep the nature of the mind intact. Through self-reflection and observation, body and mind can reach a perfect state.

The source of Wu Yingming's "Burning Tun in Wang Bo" is the first fold: "The poor peasant is a plowman in Nanyang. I can only cultivate my self-cultivation, regardless of the secular, and I can't go if I am poor. "

Step 5 cultivate temperament

Idiom pinyin: xi.

Idiom definition: cultivate the mind: purify the mind; Nourish: keep nature from being destroyed. Through self-reflection and observation, body and mind can reach a perfect state.

The origin of the idiom: The Second Fold of Yuan Wu Changling's Dongpo Dream: "I was teased by this Dongpo scholar, but I told him all over the temple. Now that I am practicing in Lushan Mountain, how can I cheat my son to earn peony, but who can I teach to take his place? "

6. Be considerate and prolong life

Idiom explanation: All optimistic people can live a long and healthy life.

Source: "Xunzi Zhishi": "It's beautiful for a long time."

Idiom describing that you have personally used this health care product and the effect is good.

Quote one's own example to advise someone or explain something.

Xi Wei Shu fu

Explain Buddhist terms. Refers to the Buddha's miraculous ability to show all kinds of faces and tell people back. Now it refers to taking personal experience and physical examination as examples to illustrate a certain truth.

Book source "Yan Yan Jing" Volume 6: "I was with him before, and I showed my body, but I made a statement and made it successful." Songshi Daoyuan's Record of Jingdezhen and Dengchuan Volume 1: "Also from the Ten Realms."

Structural connection.

Usage is mostly used in Buddhist terms. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.

Pronunciation is positive; You can't say "Su No".

Identify the body; Can't write "deep".

Teaching synonyms with examples.

Antonyms are about pleasure.

Discrimination and "setting an example" both mean to explain the truth by yourself. ~ emphasize taking your own experience as an example; Mostly used for explanation; Suggestions; Can be used for various people; Including those who have made mistakes and crimes; "Words and deeds" emphasizes words and deeds; Take your own actions as an example; Mostly used for education; Generally used for leaders, elders or other respected people.

example sentence

He told the truth. We are sure.

We should invite young workers who have reformed. Educate other young workers who have made different mistakes with personal experience.

On the four-word idiom of health preservation

Longevity, Dragon God, Dragon God and Tiger God, longevity and health, strong body, strong body, vigorous and powerful, as strong as an ox, Dragon God Ma Zhuang, old and strong, full of energy, full of red face and long life.

The idiom "cultivate one's morality, cultivate one's sexuality and prolong life".

Self-cultivation, nourishment, nourishment, nourishment, nourishment.

First, cultivate one's morality

Interpretation: cultivate one's morality and cultivate one's nature, while Xiu De cultivates one's heart.

From: Episode 25 of Yongqing Shengping: "After drinking a bowl of tea, I threw it on the ground and said,' Don't be angry, become a monk and cultivate yourself.' "

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Jiang Zhenming

After drinking a bowl of tea, I threw the bowl on the ground and said, don't be angry and become a monk.

Ex.: The environment here is elegant and quiet, and it is a good place to cultivate one's self-cultivation.

Second, cultivate one's mind and cultivate one's nature

Interpretation: cultivate the mind: make the mind pure; Nourish: keep nature from being destroyed. Through self-reflection and observation, body and mind can reach a perfect state.

Said by: the second fold of Dongpo's dream: "I was teased by this Dongpo bachelor, but I told him all over the hall." Now I am cultivating my heart in Lushan Mountain. How can I cheat my son to earn peony, but who should I teach to take his place? "

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: Wu Changling

Just because these Su Shi bachelors flirt with each other, I can tell him who he is all over the temple. Now that I am cultivating my mind in Lushan Mountain, how can I hide from my son and peony, and then who will take over?

Example: He went to mass for spiritual cultivation, not for worship of God. He likes to look at people's faces, but he hates people's voices. Only in the chapel can he find people gathering and keeping silent.

Third, nourish the heart.

Interpretation: Pleasant spirit makes it comfortable and pleasant.

From: "Reading Music": "How can you be happy without reading? Yixing Yang Shen is coming. "

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Li Zhi

Why am I happy without reading a bundle of books? Yi's temperament cultivation is here.

Example: Diligence is the foundation of success, and elegance and honesty are the best.

Fourth, nourish the heart.

Interpretation: Yi: pleasure. Let yourself be cheerful and keep your nature.

Said by: "Zhong Cheng Wang Shu": "Therefore, close the door all day long, enjoy the spirit and cultivate the temperament."

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Gui Youguang

Therefore, closing the door all day is beneficial to the spirit and cultivation.

Example: My mother insists on practicing yoga every day to refresh her mind and cultivate her sexual desire.

Fifth, the spirit of self-reliance

Interpretation: Maintain spiritual vitality.

Said by: Biography of Ma Rong in the later Han Dynasty: "The husband is happy but not barren, and he is worried but not sleepy, so the first king hid in the house peacefully, raised his spirit and made it boundless."

Dynasty: Southern Dynasty. Song dynasty

Author: Ye Fan

Joy without debauchery, anxiety without drowsiness, the reason why the late king was peaceful and in stock, his spirit of supporting himself, led to endless life.

I hope you cherish your health, save your strength and seek peace for yourself over time.

What, what, health idioms?

Idioms and explanations about fitness are as follows:

Name, reputation and repair: Buddhist language. Refers to fame, which is good for health.

Health care answer: refers to the method of self-cultivation for the purpose of health care and longevity.

Promoting qi and keeping fit: changing temperament and maintaining the body.

Bath morality: cultivate body and mind and make it pure and innocent.

Treating qi for health: treating qi: cultivating tolerance. It means to recharge your batteries and maintain your health.

What are the idioms about "keeping in good health"

The way of TCM health preservation

Interpretation refers to the method of practicing body and mind in order to preserve health and prolong life.

X and xěn kuān tǐpàng with broad heart and fat body.

The original meaning is that people are open-minded and have a peaceful appearance. Later used to refer to people who are happy and have nothing to worry about, so they are also fat.

Rest Xi y m: y m: ng sh not ng x: and

Rest: where to maintain; Interest: population reproduction. Refers to reducing people's burden, stabilizing people's lives and restoring people's vitality after war or social unrest.

Have a clean mind and a correct mind.

Correct your words and deeds and calm your heart. Metaphor cultivation.

Intentionally cultivate cún xιn y m:ng type.

Preserve an innocent heart and cultivate kindness.

Aesthetic vocabulary for describing health preservation

Health preserving words

Rest, bear, bear, bird, Shen, rest, summer, man, rest, take a breath, sit down, be wise, be moderate, be pertinent, depressed, retire, delay, life, health, health, family, health, death, residual blade, air-entraining, innovation, vomiting. Life, life, life, life, life, example, God king, swallowing, sweeping stone, raising, living, good knife, calling father, Du Mu, Que Lao Shuang, Niu Qian Dao, whole cow, wooden tooth Dan, wolf habitat, Shao Shao, refining essence, flying spirit, repairing.

The idiom "keeping in good health" refers to the method of practicing body and mind in order to keep healthy and prolong life.

Provide medical care, support and funeral for parents of dead children.

The idiom "food and clothing have no worries": raise; Soan: Something healthy. Things that are healthy, such as food and clothes.

Idioms are regarded as afraid of the road. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhou Weigong and Tian Kaiyuan talked about the way of keeping in good health. Tian Kaiyuan cited two people, Shan Bao and Zhang Yi, who killed people face to face, so they were regarded as afraid of the road, and warned the whole family that it was wise to take a knife with them. Indulge in debauchery is more terrible than killing people.

The idiom arrogance breeds arrogance: "Jiao". Fear of being spoiled.

Idioms Pampers, Pampers: refers to life. Refers to living in an environment where people serve and conditions are favorable.

The idiom "raising a small family to guard against old age, saving grain for hunger": many a mickle makes a mickle. Giving birth to a son is convenient for providing for the aged, and storing grain is to prevent starvation in famine years.

The idiom keeps birds by oneself, and keeps birds by people's own way of life. Metaphor violates the objective laws of things and acts subjectively, which will inevitably lead to failure.

The idiom Buddhism refers to four kinds of human sufferings, namely, life, old age, illness and death. Today generally refers to childbirth, pension, medical care and funeral in life.