This sentence was not said by any particularly famous person.

Perhaps it appeared in a commentary article by a reporter in a certain newspaper.

Perhaps it was just an inspiration written by a writing secretary at a commendation meeting on a speech.

My impression seems to be that this sentence was first said by an article commentator during an interview.

Since then, the sentence "Three meals a day, the fragrance of rice permeates the air, and those who are full should always remember Mr. Yuan" has often been included in various comments and articles praising Yuan Longping.

Many times Some very thought-provoking aphorisms may not be said by famous people, or their origins cannot be verified.

So~ don’t worry too much~

Please accept the answer if you are satisfied with it! ~