The historical connotation of thrifty virtue in three aspects.

The virtue of thrift includes three historical connotations: thrift, not for things, not for deficiencies.

Diligence and thrift is a fine tradition of our Chinese nation and a virtue respected by all countries in the world. Diligence and thrift, from ancient times to the present, are full of vitality and will never weaken.

Diligence and thrift not only bring people a rich and peaceful life, but also bring people many benefits: it cultivates people's habit of self-discipline, makes shrewdness and prudence a distinctive character, controls self-indulgence, and makes people have a peaceful mind of ease and leisure.

Diligence means thrift and describes diligence and thrift. From the first chapter of the fifth volume of Lu Yao's Ordinary World: "From this, we have formed a dual lifestyle that we dare to eat and drink, and we can be frugal." Many famous people in history have touching stories about thrift.