What is Shita reading?
The basic meaning of Chinese characters is the stone wheel on the millstone; Weighing hammer; The grinding wheel for grinding jade articles is called "Tuozi"; Grind jade with a hammer.
Weight introduction:
Weight: chèng tuó is also called weighing hammer, and the weight in the steelyard is equivalent to the weight. If a small piece of the weight of the accurate scale is removed, it is said that the reading of the object is greater than the actual mass of the object.
Weight has a long history and is still widely used in modern times, especially in ancient times when there was no electronic scale. Weight is an indispensable tool in people's daily trading activities.
The moral of weight:
1, content
Weight implies that all efforts in life can be rewarded, material wealth, smooth work and so on. When people move, they usually move a heavy object first, and then hang it on the beam when building a house, which means "contentment is always a pleasure".
When doing business in ancient times, many businessmen would engrave their surnames or hall numbers on the scales and put them in the shops, which was a sign of their honest management. This implies that we should be honest in doing business, and don't do things that harm others and do not know our conscience. Doing business is like this, and so is being a man.
2. A symbol of justice
Weight symbolizes justice, and the ancients believed that only measurement could ensure that everyone was treated fairly. The existence of weight reminds us that justice is an indispensable value of society, which represents justice, fairness and sense of justice. In modern society, fairness and justice are still the goal that people pursue, and the symbolic significance of weights is more profound.
It reminds us to treat others fairly, not to take sides, and to uphold justice. At the same time, weight also symbolizes balance, balancing the relationship between justice and fairness. In social life, we should uphold the spirit of balance and pursue justice, fairness and justice to ensure social stability and development.
3. Symbolic protection
Weight symbolizes protection, and the ancients thought that only by measuring can people's wealth and safety be ensured. The existence of weight reminds us to keep a balance, not to seek perfection, in order to protect our wealth and security. It also symbolizes the power of balance, which can help us avoid tilting and maintain stability and balance.
In life, we can measure the utilization rate of resources by weight, control costs and avoid waste and loss. Therefore, the weight is not only a tool, but also a tool symbolizing protection. It reminds us to be cautious and keep a balance to protect our wealth and security.