Look at your figure to know your cultivation

Look at your figure to know your cultivation

1. If you observe carefully, you will find that it is rare to see a smart or elegant woman who is fat in real life. She certainly wouldn't have a thick barrel waist, a round neck, a fat chin, chubby hands, or thighs as thick as wooden stakes.

2. Generally speaking, women who are more educated, thoughtful and rational tend to be slim, elegant, light-footed and dignified, such as Peng xx and Yang x. On the contrary, women who are rude, willful and self-indulgent and never read books often have their slimness in their teenage years as a fleeting memory.

3. For men, the impact of self-cultivation on body shape is also obvious. A man who loves life and sticks to his career often has a strong body, a coordinated figure and strong abdominal muscles. Political stars like Putin and Obama have an athletic figure that is an important factor in their fight for votes. Picky voters don't like to vote for a fat person who can't even control his own figure. A large amount of evidence proves that people with a well-proportioned body are more likely to succeed than obese people.

4. If you are not pretty before the age of 20, you can blame your parents. If you are not pretty after the age of 20, you have to blame yourself. A person's elegant image may not necessarily bring success, but a shabby image will definitely lead to failure. Image is a person’s permanent business card.

5. In a person's life, you can have thousands of sets of clothes and tens of millions of banknotes, but you can only have one decent and good figure in your life. You can't change it if it's old, and you can't iron it if it's wrinkled! A good image is productive. No matter how much money you have today, others can't see it, but your image is priceless.

6. A standard body image is a person's permanent fashion. Many people spend a lot of money to decorate their houses (in fact, few people will come to visit your house), but they do not know how to maintain their body shape. They show others around with a fat, loose, bloated, and sagging body. Even if you are rich, you cannot show your noble temperament, but a good body can make you win the respect of more people.

7. In the 1950s and 1960s, it was rare to see fat people on the streets of Beijing. Foreigners would sigh and wonder how come the Chinese, who all wore gray-blue uniforms, were so slim? At that time, we only had two taels of oil per month, and we could only eat meat during festivals. We had to use our food coupons sparingly, so we couldn't gain weight even if we wanted to. Nowadays, we can eat meat every day. Coupled with the opening of the market, which brings a variety of fresh foods, more and more processed foods, increasingly heavy taste bud stimulation and overeating, obesity has spread like a plague. People start to have high blood lipids before they reach middle age, which leads to problems with heart and blood pressure. A young and fit college student turned into a fat man after working for a year. In some companies’ physical examinations, even young people in their 20s have joined the ranks of fatty liver disease.

8. Since the one-child era in China, fat children have become common due to parental indulgence. Taking children to McDonald's and KFC, letting them drink industrial beverages, eat desserts, and industrial food have all become signs of loving children, but in fact, this is a manifestation of harming children. In fact, there is an old saying in Chinese parenting tradition that three parts hunger and three parts cold can ensure safety.

9. Cultivation refers to the ability and quality to restrain one's own behavior. Just imagine, if a person does not care about his own image, how can he prove his high sense of responsibility for his own life? If a person allows his body to grow horizontally, how can he prove his exquisite pursuit of quality of life?

10. There is a trend in today's society to pursue brand fashion or favor luxury goods. Look at the products of those high-end brands, all the materials, sizes, combinations, proportions, workmanship... are all refined and pursue exquisiteness and precision. If you wear and carry exquisite products, but your body is a crude product, will it be beautiful? For a person, is the quality of the clothes and supplies more important, or the quality, size, proportion and image of the body more important? Imagine a chubby person wearing a full set of famous brands and luxury goods, will it produce a beautiful effect?

11. Some people, even at a young age, out of ignorance or indulgence, eat themselves into a body shape that relies on weight and volume. This is clearly a manifestation of self-indulgence, a lack of self-discipline, and a lack of attention to personal cultivation.

12. Some people are already very old but still have the body shape of young people. We only see how he or she looks good in front of others, but we don't see how carefully they take care of their own bodies. For decades, he or she has been carefully selecting diet, exercising, meditating, and going to bed on time. He or she consciously does not eat half an extra bowl of rice, a piece of meat, or a piece of candy, and does not touch any food that should not be eaten.

13. The female editor-in-chief of a fashion magazine has a great figure. Someone commented: Such a figure shows excellent self-cultivation.

14. Not liking to study, lacking self-management ability, having no willpower, being unable to control one's mouth, being unable to move one's legs, being spoiled, self-indulgent, lacking perseverance, not knowing health knowledge, etc., are the main causes of disease, rough skin, obesity and ugly figure.

15. Maintaining a good figure and losing weight is also a process of learning self-discipline and a way to exercise willpower. In fact, what you must do to avoid obesity is very simple. You only need to do two things: 1. Use scientific and healthy methods to lose weight. 2. Keep taking action.

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