Who writes best?

The word "essence" comes from the medical theory in China traditional culture, and its meaning is "spirit, temperament and energy". Because this concept occupies an important position in China culture, many writers and scholars have conducted in-depth discussion and elaboration on it.

The following are several authors who are considered to have written well on the theme of "vitality":

Laozi: The Tao Te Ching mentions "emptiness, calmness and mental restraint" to express a kind of inner peace and indifference, which is considered as the expression of "spirit".

Zhouyi: The concepts of "spirit, qi and energy" in Zhouyi have great influence on China's ancient philosophy and medicine, and are an important part of the concept of "spirit".

Lu You: There is a famous saying in Lu You's "Humble Room Inscription" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The mountain is not high, but the fairy is not famous; The water is not deep, and the dragon is the spirit; I am a humble room, but I am virtuous. " This sentence expresses an inner spiritual and emotional height, and is also considered as a performance of "vitality".

Weng Tonghe: The theory and practice of "essence and spirit" of traditional Chinese medicine are elaborated in the book "Explaining the Internal Classic" by Weng Tonghe, a medical scientist in Qing Dynasty. This is a good reference book.

In a word, because "spirit" is a very important concept, which is embodied in different fields of culture and philosophy, it is difficult to say which writer writes best. However, the above-mentioned writers have discussed and expressed this concept in depth at different levels, which is worth learning and understanding.