In life, many things need to be kept fresh.
Seafood, as the most must-chosen delicacy not to be missed in summer, call friends and pair with beer. The refreshing summer is self-evident. However, on a hot day, what if seafood is kept fresh for one or two days?
If the preservation of seafood is a basic skill for fishermen, then preservation of appearance is a compulsory course for urban men and women. In the WeChat circle, there are "12 methods for women's preservation of freshness, so that you can have an'old child's face'". Many men are also actively participating in the preservation army. They either exercise, exercise, or dress up... "Seven Health Preservatives for Men", the package is also to maintain a perfect appearance.
What needs to be kept fresh is also knowledge. In the information age, science and technology are developing rapidly, knowledge is updated faster and faster, and its "preservation period" is getting shorter and shorter. No matter how high your original cultural foundation is, whether you have any diploma or not, you have to face a lot of new information and knowledge. Only by strengthening learning and increasing the speed of capturing, retrieving, and digesting new knowledge can knowledge be kept fresh for a long time. "Living to be old and learning to be old" can knowledge be "preserved" and not old.
Preservation is really a good word-to be able to stay fresh and lively, to maintain vitality and vitality, never to be defeated by ruthless time, never to be buried by the mundane dust, and to keep the good, that would be great!
I have seen a little philosophical story of "Keep Fresh for the Soul". The story is: there is a pious man who picks some flowers from his garden every day and sends them to the temple for worship.
One day, she sent flowers to the temple of the Buddha. She happened to meet a Zen master and said to the Zen master: "Every time I come to worship the Buddha, I feel that my mind is as cool as it has been washed, but when I return home, my heart is upset again. How to maintain a pure and pure heart in the hustle and bustle of the world?" The
Zen master asked, "You offer flowers to the Buddha. I believe you always have some common sense of flowers and plants. I now ask you, how do you keep the flowers fresh? "
She replied: "The way to keep the flowers fresh is to change the water every day, and cut off the peduncle when changing the water, because one end of the pedicel is soaked in water for a long time, it is easy to rot, and it is not easy to absorb water after it rots. It fades easily."
The Zen master laughed and said: "Keeping a pure and pure heart is the same. The environment in which we live is like water in a bottle. We are flowers. We can only constantly purify our body and mind, and constantly improve bad habits and shortcomings. In order to continuously absorb the food of nature.”
This story tells us a truth: only by constantly purifying one's soul, with goodness in the heart and beauty in the eyes, can we maintain a pure and pure heart.
In our study, work, and life, we often encounter problems of this kind, and preservation of freshness is very necessary.
Don't forget the original intention, always have to go. However, the original intention will not naturally preserve the quality and freshness. If you don’t pay attention to it, it may be dusty and faded. If it is not nourished for a long time, it will dry up and wither. It is easy to walk and forget why you have to go and where you are going. It is easy to go away and go. lost.
A writer wrote in his "Preservation Period of Hometown": "Slowly discovering that a person stays in a foreign country for a long time, just like a glass of water in a container. Once the preservation period is over, green mold will appear on the surface of the water. . Our body will slowly grow unnoticeable mold. It takes the sun in our hometown to heal. The sun in our hometown is fresh no matter how long we expose it.” Indeed, the preservation period of the hometown is a lifetime. .
As for me, I often write about things that are imprinted by my boyhood—the children nowadays have never seen them, and my contemporaries read very kindly, such as feather dusters, dustpans, bellows, manure picking, cultivating fields... The memory keeps fresh and freezes.
Life is the same. If you don’t keep it fresh, you will easily suffocate yourself due to lack of oxygen in a pool of stagnant water. How can you talk about being fresh?
The husband and wife get along for a long time, it is inevitable that they will bite their tongues and clink and clink. When you don't care, quarreling is the spice of life, it is harmless, and you just laugh it off. When I was really angry, lightning flashed and thunderous, gnawing my teeth with hatred. How to "keep fresh" marriage, each family has its own book.
There is an old couple in the community who love each other and regard each other as treasures in the palm of their hands. Their secret is "open one eye and close one eye"-open the bull's eyes with great advantages and close the goose eyes with great lethality. It turns out that when geese look at people, they will regard people as small, as small as beans, so when they are angry, geese will open their wings and peck at people; when bulls’ eyes look at people, they will see people as big and tall as a mountain, so cattle are gentle and obedient, and they are loyal friends of people. . Thinking about it, I couldn't help but smile, it turned out that this is the preservative for a happy marriage!
Keep fresh, and more importantly, keep the soul fresh. If a heart becomes old and blunt, and the edges and corners are smoothed, how can it give birth to fresh cells?
To keep the soul fresh, it is necessary to wash the soul dirt frequently. I have heard such a story: A mother bathed her child very carefully, often letting the child after the bath as clean as flawless beautiful jade. When the child gradually grows up and needs a bath by himself, the mother said to the child: Mom can wash your body, but there is a place where mom can’t wash it. Only you can wash it clean. That place is your soul. ...I
often see some elderly people living calmly, gracefully and vividly, all because they know how to "preserve freshness"!
