To move Qi and nourish the body
Ju Yi Qi and Yang Yi Ti are Chinese words, which means that status and environment can change people's temperament, and cultivation or self-cultivation can change people's quality. It means that people change with their status and treatment.
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Mencius, written by Zou mengke in the Warring States period, said: "Mencius, when he saw the son of the king of Qi, sighed and sighed:" he moved his Qi and raised his body. What a place to live! Husband is not the son of all men
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It means that people change with the change of status and treatment. [example]: this man and I agreed well, but now, it's not the same as before. The fifth chapter of Xueyan waizhuan.
To move Qi and nourish the body
Three migrations to become a country - sān xǐ chéng guó