"From generation to generation" means that the firewood is burned out and the fire can be passed on. In ancient times, it was a metaphor that bones were exhausted and the spirit was immortal; Later generations use it to describe the knowledge and skills passed down from generation to generation.

From "Zhuangzi Health Master": "It is said that poverty is the salary, and the fire spreads and I am at a loss." The master of keeping in good health is an article by Zhuang Zhou, a philosopher and writer in the Warring States Period, which is contained in Zhuangzi's Inner Chapter. This is an article about keeping in good health.

The full text is divided into three parts. The first part is the general outline of the whole article, pointing out that the most important thing in keeping in good health is to adhere to the virtual Tao in things and adapt to the changes and development of nature; The second part uses the story of knowing how to treat cows as a metaphor for people's health preservation, which shows that people should follow the laws of things in their lives and avoid the entanglement of right and wrong and contradictions.

The third part shows that the sage's attitude towards life, which keeps pace with the times instead of sticking to things, is to do his best, even doomed, and embodies the author's philosophical thought and life purport. The article describes vivid images and details, and the story contains reasoning, which is interesting and enlightening.

Sentences are passed down from generation to generation.

1, the veteran is immortal and passed down from generation to generation.

2, a century-old plan looks ahead, and the Millennium achievements are passed down from generation to generation.

3, handed down from generation to generation, civilization is immortal, love my inheritance, * * * made *.

4. Jingyuan School will broadcast the whole city live and pass it on from generation to generation.

A family of four generations and six people, from teaching to fire, one hundred years have passed.