Why do few people know the second half of the warm and lewd sentence?

China has a long history and many proverbs have been handed down. These proverbs were summed up by our ancestors according to their own life experiences, and even now, they can still play an important guiding role for us. Today, let's say a well-known saying. This proverb is full of warmth and lust.

Literally, there is a saying that whenever a person has enough to eat and wear warm clothes, bad desires in his heart begin to breed. This proverb is actually satirizing those ancient dignitaries. China was a feudal society in ancient times, and its hierarchy was very strict. The peasants at the bottom had no power and their status was naturally very low, so the life of ancient peasants was not good.

Moreover, in ancient China, agricultural production was the mainstay. When the harvest is not good, people may even have insufficient food. The biggest wish of most farmers is to have a full meal every day. People don't have enough to eat, so naturally there will be no evil thoughts. Then who will breed this evil desire? Naturally, those rich people or officials.

These people hold most of the wealth of this country. They don't need to worry about not having enough to eat at all. Instead, what they have to consider every day is how to eat better food. They can eat and wear warm clothes, and the most basic requirements are met. People's desires are endless, so there will be other desires at this time. We are all familiar with this proverb, but few people know the second half of it.

The second half of the sentence is: hunger and cold will lead to theft, and the second half is about the poor. If a person doesn't even have enough to eat and his clothes can't keep out the cold, at this time, he will have the idea of stealing in his heart, but this is also a forced situation. This proverb expresses people's mentality in good times and bad times. In fact, it wants to tell us that we should stick to our original heart under any circumstances.

It is extreme to be easy to be satisfied when you have money, not to let your desires grow indefinitely, and to strive for progress when you are poor, rather than to change your predicament through some illegal means. We should change our life trajectory in a reasonable and legal way, and only in this way can we control our desires.

This proverb also exposes the weakness of human nature. The reason why we are not familiar with the second half sentence now is that people's food and clothing problem has been solved for a long time, so now people pay more attention to their other desires, and the first half sentence is more suitable for modern society.