Have you ever read about emotional exhaustion?I recommend the romantic youth novel, Probably A Walnut. The protagonist, Wen Youruo, was like a walnut. Although her appearance was hard, her heart was soft and complicated. She felt very tired when facing the world and complicated feelings. This novel described her growth, from youth to maturity, from loneliness to having precious friendships and love. I believe that you will feel the same way when you see it, and you will also find some resonance and enlightenment. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
The difference between exhaustion and exhaustionThe concept of virtual exhaustion and virtual damage was very similar, but there were still some differences from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine.
Deficiency fatigue was caused by many reasons such as weak natural endowments, acquired lack of nourishment, and external internal injuries. It was caused by the decline of the function of the internal organs, the loss of qi, blood, yin, and yang, and the disappearance of the disease over time. The main clinical manifestation was the deficiency of the five internal organs. What it emphasized was a chronic state of weakness caused by many reasons. In this state, the human body's vitality and qi would be damaged beyond recovery. It was a deeper level than the simple damage of the five internal organs.
Deficiency damage was also a situation where the human body's internal organs were damaged due to various reasons. Its meaning included the skin, veins, muscles, tendons, and bones on the outside, and the lungs, heart, spleen, liver, and kidneys on the inside. It was manifested as the deficiency of qi, blood, yin, yang, qi, and qi, the deficiency of vitality, qi, bone marrow, and body fluid.
Generally speaking, exhaustion was more focused on describing a chronic state of fatigue, which was caused by the deficiency of the five internal organs, causing damage to vital qi and qi. Deficiency emphasized the loss of the five internal organs, qi, blood, yin and yang, and other aspects.
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Exhaustion and thirstTo drain the pond and fish meant to drain the water in the pond to catch fish. It was a metaphor for doing things for immediate benefits without considering the future. It also meant to exploit cruelly. For example, in the fishing industry, using unqualified small mesh to catch fish was like draining the pond to catch fish. Only pursuing the current catch, but ignoring the sustainable fishing resources, might eventually lead to no fish to catch in the future.
Drinking poison to quench one's thirst referred to drinking poisoned wine to quench one's thirst. It was used to describe using the wrong method to solve the immediate difficulties, regardless of the serious consequences. For example, in order to solve the current problems, local finance relied on a large amount of confiscated income to maintain. This was a practice of drinking poison to quench thirst. Although it temporarily solved the financial problem, it would cause more problems in the long run.
These two idioms reflected a short-sighted behavior that should be avoided when dealing with various affairs and should pursue sustainable development.
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