There is a saying: Zhang, open the bowstring. Relax, relax the bowstring. Wu Wen: Zhou Wenwang and Zhou Wuwang in the Zhou Dynasty. There is a saying that relaxation means that the tightness of work and the rest of life should be properly adjusted and carried out rhythmically.
Extended data:
In China's traditional view, it is often said that it is not too late to do something good, and everything is measured. I am not crazy when I am happy, and I will not be depressed for a long time when I am depressed. Keep everything in balance, including your work and life. Only a moderate life can bring a healthy body.
Synonyms of relaxation methods: tension and relaxation.
Original sentence:
Zhang does not relax, both civil and military can be used; Easy but not open, both civil and military; Once relaxed, the way of civil and military affairs is also.
Source of famous sentences:
Selected from Confucius' Family Language, Volume 7, Hometown Observation and Shooting, 28.
Comments on famous sentences:
Zhang: Tighten the bowstring. Relax: relax the bowstring. This metaphor can be divided into strict and loose: it refers to Zhou Wenwang and Zhou Wuwang in the Zhou Dynasty.
Translation of famous sentences:
Politics is only strict and not wide, and Wang Wen and Wu Wang will not do this; Only lenient, Wang Wen and Wu Wang will not do this; Combining leniency with severity is the rule of the king of Wen and the king of Wu.
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