Definition: All the mellow things in the world, such as wine, tea and vinegar, taste better the longer they are stored, because they are firmly sealed and not discouraged. It means that people should think more and talk less, and then think about it.

Source: Silence in Liang Shiqiu's Short Stories

Original content: "The world's vinegar, which has been hidden for a long time and is beautiful, is sealed and sealed. The ancients said,' If you don't speak for 2 years, you can't do anything about it.' The purpose is to say it! "If you don't speak for twenty years, you may have to keep your mouth stuffy and smelly, but after the language is broken, the sexual water is clarified, and there is no need to rap.

Extended information:

Liang Shiqiu is party member, the national socialist party of China, and denies the class nature of literature. In his early days, Liang Shiqiu focused on literary criticism. He euphemistically denounced Bing Xin's prose, insisted on describing and expressing abstract and unchanging human nature as a literary view of literature and art, criticized Lu Xun's "hard translation" of foreign works, disagreed with Lu Xun's translation and advocated Soviet-Russian "literary policy", advocated "literature has no class", did not advocate literature as a political tool, opposed ideological unity and demanded freedom of thought.

During this period, there were constant pen battles with Lu Xun and other left-wing writers. Liang Shiqiu was once denounced by Mr. Lu Xun as a "running dog of the capitalist who lost his family", and Mao Zedong once regarded him as a "representative figure serving bourgeois literature". From 1927 to 1936, the debate lasted for eight years. On October 19, 1936, Lu Xun died unfortunately, and the confrontation debate naturally ended.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Liang Shiqiu.