Words to describe frugality

Cherish, simplicity, simplicity, simplicity, frugality, frugality, save, reduce, simplicity, conciseness, frugality, thrift, simplicity, thrift, diligence, Frugality, income and expenditure, tightness, depression, cherishment, simplicity, frugality, savings, frugality, poverty, exhaustion, stingy, stingy, stingy, stingy

Buyers eat rough food, clothiers eat vegetables, eat simple meals, Coarse clothes, coarse clothes and light food, a basket for food and drink, weighing a pound to sow a liang, weighing a jin to win a liang, dividing a jin to break a liang, dividing a jin to split a liang, attacking hardships and eating light food, living in poverty and simplicity, living frugally, scrimping on food and clothing, fussing over every detail , budget carefully, increase revenue and reduce expenditure, be diligent and frugal, use leniently and narrowly, practice strict frugality, live within one's means, weather the rain and wind, mend the house with dildo, work diligently and frugally

Nothing else (long-thing: superfluous things. No more. There are no other superfluous things. Describes having nothing due to poverty or having very few things due to frugality)

Eating together with the sun (combining the sun: two days combined into one day. You cannot have food every day, two days) It takes three days to get one day's worth of food. Describes a life of poverty.)

Sip water (eat bean soup when you are hungry, describe a life of poverty)

Jingchai sarong (钗; women). The ornaments pinned to the bun. The wattle sticks are used as hairpins; the coarse cloth is used as a skirt. It refers to the simple clothing of women from poor families.)

Quotes about thrift. >One porridge and one meal, when you think about the difficulty of getting there, half a thread, half a thread, always thinking about the difficulty of material resources. ——Zhu Bolu [a famous Neo-Confucian and educator in the Qing Dynasty]

Anyone who cannot be frugal with himself will take what he wants from others. ——Wei Xi [a famous essayist in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty]

He built his reputation through frugality, but failed through extravagance. ——Sima Guang [Song Dynasty politician]

Frugality means you have enough to use, frugality means you have few needs, frugality means you can have a family, and frugality can help you establish yourself. ——"Collection of Ancient and Modern Books·Family Model"

Diligence is a money tree, and frugality is a cornucopia. ——"Collection of Ancient and Modern Couplets·Rural Couplets"

If you are frugal in everything, it will be easy to make a living; if it is easy to make a living, there will be no competition with others and no need for others. ——Qian Yong [a famous poet of the Qing Dynasty]

Those who are thrifty at the top and frugal at the bottom will make the most of it; those who value the basics and neglect the bottom will bring peace to the world. ——Lin Bu [Poet of the Northern Song Dynasty]

Those who are virtuous all come from frugality. ——Sima Guang [Song Dynasty politician]

Be diligent in the state and frugal in the family. ——"Shang Shu·Yu Shu·Dayu Mo"

Frugality can help one stand up with a few camps, and frugality can help others by being kind. ——"Collection of Ancient and Modern Books·Family Model"

Frugality is the greatest virtue, and extravagance is the greatest evil. ——"Book of Zhou·Biography of Wei Xiaokuan"

As the key to politics, it is called Gong Yuqing. The way to start a family is frugality and diligence. ——Lin Bu [Poet of the Northern Song Dynasty]

Benevolence means kindness to others, and frugality means enough. ——"Zi Zhi Tong Jian"

Frugality leads to restraint, and covenant leads to the prosperity of all kinds of good things; extravagance leads to wantonness, and wantonness leads to the indulgence of all evils. ——Jin Ying, Qing Dynasty, "Motto Lian Bi·Hold a Bow"

It is easy to move from frugality to luxury, but it is difficult to move from luxury to frugality - Sima Guang, "Exercise frugality to show health"

Light Instead of taking more, I would rather have less and be frugal. ——Master Hongyi's "Farewell to Proverbs"

Frugality can cherish blessings, and frugality can cultivate integrity. ——Qian Yong [a famous poet of the Qing Dynasty]

Only frugality cultivates virtue, but only changes the mind. ——Volume 6 of "Ming Tongjian", Taizu's words

Frugality and simplicity are the virtues of man; luxury and magnificence are the great evil of man. ——Xue Xuan [Minister and litterateur of the Ming Dynasty]

If a person is lazy and extravagant, he will be poor; if he is strong and frugal, he will be rich. ——"Guanzi·Situation Explanation"