As the saying goes, 'a good man is as precious as gold without hair, and a good woman is blessed with no hair'. Does this make sense?

With the development of society, people are now more concerned about their appearance than food, clothing, housing and transportation. Many people often go to some beauty salons and other places for maintenance work. Of course, in ancient times, people also had some say about the appearance of men and women. Many popular sayings describe the appearance of men and women at that time. For example, "a good man is as precious as gold without hair, and a good woman is blessed with no hair." What does this sentence mean?

The first sentence is "a good man has no hair and is as precious as gold", which means that in ancient times, if a person's hair, such as the hair on his legs, did not have too much sweat, it showed that the person was very noble and happy , which can be found in the life of ancient people. At the time, most people were still making money from farming. The peasants obtained food through their own labor and sold silver coins on the street. In the process of farming, farmers must work hard. Faced with the midday sun, everyone sweats, which enlarges people's pores and produces fine hair.

For those dignitaries, they were born to live a carefree life and did not do any heavy work in their daily life, so their hair grows very slowly. The ancients used hair to judge whether a person was rich, so why people without hair? "Good man" how about that? There is also a saying, because different people had different lifestyles at that time. Some were born poor, while others were rich. For those who are wealthy, they basically don't need a job. When they grow up, they also use their heads to make money, so "good man" is not about how kind they are, but about how blessed the person is.

In addition to "a good man has no hair and is as precious as gold", the next sentence is "a good woman has no hair and a happy life". For girls, if they don't have extra hair, it means they were also born into a wealthy family and their lives may not have been exposed to ordinary people's lives. Everyone says that women are made of water, which also describes wealthy girls, because they didn't experience wind and sun when they were young, and grow up to keep themselves and slowly become a beautiful woman with fair skin.

Instead, for girls who grew up in the countryside, they had to help their families work. Sometimes they cook on the arable land, and the daily amount of exercise is not small. Therefore, the skin of these women is not as fair and tender. They are usually as rough and hairy as the men in the same village. This is the meaning of this sentence, which is mainly used by the ancients to describe the rich. With the development of society, the research on human hair has also made deeper discoveries. From a scientific point of view, this statement is not credible.

Because human hair has certain factors related to people's physique, some people's hair starts to grow on their own. Even children born into wealthy families have thick hair, which is especially noticeable in boys. Because some children are second generation wealthy and their parents became wealthy through their own efforts, their children will inherit their parents' genes. For this sentence, there is basically no credibility now.

However, in the ancient historical environment, we know very little about science, so we can only judge a person's character, origin, appearance, etc. by our own eyes, which leads to many proverbs. With the development of the times, these proverbs have gradually continued to the present, until today, "this sentence, but this has become everyone's gossip.

While some of these proverbs are not suitable for today's society, they also reflect the wisdom of some ancient people from an ancient perspective. For example, we all know the 24 solar terms, which is also a proverb said by the ancients. Now, we find it has a strong scientific basis. Many farmers still sow and water according to the 24 solar terms, which reflects the wisdom of the ancients. Therefore, we should correctly view the proverbs of the ancients and not blindly criticize the previous culture with the current vision.

Conclusion: "A good man is as precious as gold without hair, and a good woman is blessed with no hair." This sentence is mainly about the difference between whether a man and a woman have hair. In ancient times, men and women were blessed if they had no visible hair. Most of them were born wealthy, and those with visible hair were supposed to be born by regular jobs and commoners. This is what the ancients saw with their eyes. They use this sentence to spread to the present, which is also a kind of wisdom of the ancients.