Interpretation: You can always get full before pursuing delicious food; Always put on warm clothes, and then pursue gorgeous clothes; You can always live in a decent house before you pursue pleasure. References: Liu Han quoted Mozi from Shuo Yuan Anti-quality.

Brief introduction: Mozi (about 476 BC-about 390 BC), a famous Zhai, was a descendant of the Song Dynasty at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period and the beginning of the Warring States Period, a noble in the Song Dynasty, a founder, thinker, educator, scientist and strategist of Mohism.

Mozi is the only philosopher born as a farmer in the history of China. He put forward such viewpoints as universal love, mutual non-aggression, Shang Xian, Shang Tong, ambition, ghost, fate, unhappiness and frugality. Mohism and Confucianism are also called "excellent learning" and "non-Confucian Jimo". Mozi founded a set of scientific theories and made outstanding achievements in geometry, physics and optics. After Mozi's death, his disciples completed the books handed down from generation to generation by Mozi.

Mozi has a famous saying:

1, if you don't keep your word, you will lose.

2, the law is ruthless, not for the law.

3, integrity, the knot of the world.

4, food will always be full, and then seek beauty; Clothes must always keep warm, and then seek beauty; Get along well, and then be happy.

5, the world loves each other, and evil is chaotic.

6, the treasure of the country, the claw of the country.

7. If the world is favorable, it will be governed, and if it is meaningless, it will be chaotic.