who knows that every grain in a meal is hard? "This is a famous saying of an ancient poet, and it is also the life creed of China people whose staple food is rice-the origin of this famous saying," The country takes grain as the foundation, the people take food as the sky, and women without talent are virtue ",according to the research of Professor Liu Yongcong, a Hong Kong scholar, it should have been in the works of Ming people. It is mainly believed that it is the words of Chen Jiru (Mei Gong) of the Ming Dynasty: "Women are literate, but those who can understand the righteousness are solid virtues, but they are rare; Others like to read Quben novels, stir up evil spirits, and even dance literature and tricks to make a scandal-free thing. Instead, it is better to be illiterate and keep quiet. Chen Mei says,' A woman without talent is virtue.' It can be said that. "