In ancient China, "qin" represents the cultivation of literati, the comfort of the soul and the expression of the spirit; "sword" symbolizes the bravery of the warrior and is the embodiment of physical practice; "tea" is the pursuit of a simple life and a symbol of inner peace. The combination of the three constitutes an ideal personality that is both internal and external, both civilized and military.
In the chaotic world, the poet advocates a return to oneself and a true life attitude. Discover the extraordinary in ordinary life, enrich the spiritual world with the power of culture, build a strong body with tenacity, and taste the true meaning of life with an indifferent attitude. In this way, you can achieve a state of physical and mental harmony, freedom and ease.
Background period: In the late Tang Dynasty, Huang Chao and Wang Xianzhi revolted.
Purpose: Growth and inspiration