What do you mean, Quanqing?

"Quanqing" is a Chinese character, mainly used to describe the clear water quality. The word comes from a poem in the Book of Songs: "Spring water is as clear as jade and full of water." Describe the spring water as clear as jade, which can be filled with wine and tastes quite refreshing. Therefore, "Quanqing" has gradually evolved into an adjective to describe the high transparency and crystal clear water quality. Some high-quality water sources, mountain springs, rivers, etc. Can be described as "clear spring."

The word "Quanqing" can also be extended to the inner quality of human beings. A person's inner self, like water, is clear and pure, but it is also turbid. A person has the quality of "spring purity", that is to say, he is noble in character, ambitious, tenacious in willpower and unshakable in faith, and also a very pure, sincere and kind person. Such people are full of sunshine and positive energy, which brings positive influence to people around them and attracts more people to learn from them.

"Full love" is also a very important image in cultural tradition. In ancient China, many officials or scholars worshipped the image of "purity of spring". They believe that only by constantly exploring and washing away the impurities in the heart can we have a "pure as spring" soul. Especially in the art of calligraphy, Quan Qing is regarded as a symbolic form, which can express the humanistic spirit and the spirit of heaven and earth through a specific combination of pen and ink. In language, "Quan Qing" is also used to express a beautiful, noble and fresh cultural connotation. This word is not only a language form, but also a cultural symbol.