The Book of Changes tells us (1) about using chopsticks.

Today, listening to Zeng Lao's lecture on the Book of Changes has three meanings. The first meaning of "Yi" is simplicity. Zeng always used a pair of chopsticks as props. We use chopsticks every day, which is very emotional, but we don't know that chopsticks also contain the Book of Changes. First of all, two chopsticks are a yin and yang, and together they are Tai Chi. When we use chopsticks, we often move one without moving the other. Pick up chopsticks and look at the target. The two chopsticks don't move and cooperate with each other, and the food is immediately caught. This is the way of "one yin and one yang".

Chopsticks are easy to carry and operate, which is the characteristic of chopsticks itself. Jane means not to make things too complicated. What's the beauty of chopsticks? We eat with chopsticks, we can clip them whenever we can, but we can't fork them. Some foods can't be forked, so let's bring the whole plate and put a little into the bowl. Such a trilogy will solve all the problems. How can it be so complicated?

In addition, we can also see the details of a person from the posture of holding chopsticks and the performance of using chopsticks when eating. For example, if you are too close to chopsticks, holding two chopsticks and dangling on the dining table, or even pointing, this person is usually arrogant, usually arrogant; When you put food in front of your eyes, it usually means that this person is not picky about food and knows how to respect others. Third, we can see that the tutor is good and serious. A person's character is vividly reflected in these details.