Although Wang Wenyuan, vice-chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and executive vice-chairman of Jiu San Society, is over 70 years old, he is hale and hearty and walks steadily. A few days ago, he told reporters his three principles of health preservation.

Eat and live regularly, not picky about food, not partial eclipse. When Vice President Wang Wenyuan visited Xizang Autonomous Region, he insisted on doing as the Romans do and eating regular meals. He believes that the formation of eating habits in a region has its historical and cultural origins. Accustoming to local customs, including dining customs, is not only a respect for local people, but also a rare life experience.

Go to bed and get up on time. Wang Wenyuan, Vice President, lives a regular life. He watches the news broadcast after dinner every day, and then reads newspapers and magazines or writes something. Usually he goes to bed before 1 1.

Material life is relatively indifferent, not seeking luxury, advocating thrift. Vice President Wang Wenyuan is busy with his work every day. Whenever he has time, he will sit down and deal with books. This lifestyle seems a bit monotonous, but he enjoys it.

Cultivate high-grade hobbies. Vice President Wang Wenyuan also has his own hobbies. He loves swimming, likes the feeling of physical and mental relaxation, and appreciates Chairman Mao's heroic artistic conception that "it's better to walk in the wind and waves". When he became the vice governor of Liaoning Province, he was in charge of sports and accompanied foreign friends fishing many times, which made him feel the transcendental pleasure of fishing. He often said: "Fishing is not about fish, but between mountains and rivers!" " "

Be more tolerant and open-minded. In Vice Chairman Wang Wenyuan's idea, a healthy body depends not only on good living habits, but also on good psychological quality. He believes in the old saying that "upright people, upright people, and villains are always in the same boat", and he always asks himself to be more understanding and generous. Vice President Wang Wenyuan often said with deep feelings that more tolerance and openness in life is a magic weapon for physical and mental health, but it is not easy to achieve it, and it needs high cultivation. He waved his hand to show that he had not done enough.

Tolerance and openness are not much ado about nothing, nor are they unprincipled. Scholar Wang Wenyuan inherited the qualities of China intellectuals, namely integrity and self-esteem. He opposes profiteering and pays special attention to personal dignity, even if it sometimes costs him.