The world is so big, why only Chinese love to drink hot water?

There are three main reasons why Chinese love to drink hot water:First, because China has a very long history of inventing containers that can boil water; the second is due to the tea culture carried forward by our country; The third is that hot water is also found to be good for human health in traditional Chinese medicine.

In our country, drinking hot water has become a traditional custom for all ages, whether it is when we are sick or in our daily life, we basically drink hot water. "Drink plenty of hot water" has even become a buzzword on the internetThere are also many foreign friends who have fallen in love with the feeling of drinking hot water after coming to ChinaIn fact, the custom of drinking hot water in China has existed since ancient times.

First of all, from the archaeological findings, thousands of years ago the Chinese invented a variety of pottery that could be used to store and cook edible food and waterTherefore, China's food culture developed much earlier than other countriesThe ancient Chinese were very accustomed to eating cooked food and rarely ate raw foodThis kind of eating habit should be very beneficial for the stomach and intestines, and cooking food thoroughly can kill most harmful bacteria, so drinking hot water often is indeed very good for your health.

Secondly, China's tea culture is also world-famous, and making tea usually requires hot water to brewHowever, the boiling of hot water also requires a lot of firewood, so in ancient times, there were many poor people who could only drink cold water, and only the upper class could afford to drink hot water.

In addition, there is a record of hot water in the "Yellow Emperor's Neijing", people not only drink hot water, but also often use hot water to soak their feet, or take hot springs, which can play a role in health preservation, and it is also a classic. In traditional Chinese medicine, the benefits of hot water for the human body have been discovered very early, and as a low-cost method that can relieve people's pain to some extent, drinking hot water has also become popular.

Because our country has a history of thousands of years, we have a deeper understanding of health knowledge and know that drinking boiled water is very beneficial, so only our country loves to drink hot water.

Because Chinese drinking hot water has many benefits, can relieve constipation, promote blood circulation, and help **, China's raw water has not reached the level of direct drinking. So the Chinese love to drink hot water.

This is the habit of our people, some people will drink some hot water when they are not feeling well, to sweat and detoxify, while other countries like to drink ice water directly and hate hot water.

This is related to the fact that different regions have different cultures, because of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation, medical acupuncture and moxibustion have a lot of research on the human body, and I think that drinking hot water is good for the human body, which is conducive to the operation of "qi" in the body.

It is a shame to say that the main reason is that the domestic water supply system and drinking water system are not developed enough. It is necessary to achieve the effect of water purification through heating.

Because after the founding of New China, people began to use hot water, at that time people found that raw water is relatively unhygienic, and there are a large number of bacteria in it, only in a high temperature state, these bacteria can be killed, no longer threaten people's health, so Chinese are drinking hot water.

Yes, because Chinese pay attention to health, drinking hot water can speed up the body's metabolism, and can promote the discharge of sweat and urine, especially when it comes to colds.

This is a health custom handed down from Chinese medicine, because the Chinese pay attention to the balance in the body, can not invade the evil qi, the human body is body temperature, drinking cold water will destroy the balance of the body.

Speaking of hot water, I have to say that its role in life, whether it is a common cold, fever, or serious illness is inseparable from hot water, so why do Chinese like to drink hot water so much?

Chinese have long had a unique understanding of the word "hot", such as eating rice while it is hot, and drinking water while hot is the best. Why is there such a thought? The explanation given in the "Emperor's Neijing" is that the human body has yin and yang, yang is the source of all things, and hot water can warm yang, so if you want to be healthy, you need to drink hot water.

Because of regional reasons, the weather in China is sometimes very changeable, and it is better to drink hot water to form a national physique.

Because China has a long history of drinking hot water. Traces of boiling water in clay pots unearthed in ancient times. And the Yellow Emperor's internal scriptures also teach people to boil hot water to drink. The predecessors concluded that drinking hot water is less likely to get sick.

There is no scientific basis for Chinese people to drink hot water. I think the first is because hot water is boiled at high temperatures, which can kill many harmful bacteria in it, and drinking hot water can be more hygienic, and the second is because it is a habit, because China is a country with a traditional history, and this tradition has slowly become a daily habit.

Boiling at high temperatures kills harmful bacteria

Drink more hot water because it is a kind of care, because tap water can kill the harmful bacteria inside after boiling at high temperature, which also has a protective effect on our body, in ancient times, medical conditions and science and technology were not developed, many people do not know how to filter and kill harmful substances in tap water, so they all think that after high temperature disinfection can make tap water more hygienic and healthy, so it is slowly passed down, Tap water can be boiled at high temperature to kill the harmful bacteria in it, so that we can drink more hygienic and healthier.

Turning a tradition into a daily habit

China is a country that attaches great importance to traditional culture, drinking more hot water has been handed down since ancient times, after boiling can make tea or drink directly, slowly it has been handed down, has become a daily habit, many parents will tell us to drink more hot water is good for the body, drinking hot water has become a panacea, drink more hot water when the stomach hurts, drink more hot water when you have a cold, this is also a kind of daily care, this is also because we know that boiling water can be more hygienic. Slowly evolved into a daily care.

In today's society, there is a universal stalk of drinking more hot water, everyone thinks that drinking more hot water is a panacea, it is our daily care, drink more hot water when you are sick, and the advice to get along with friends is also to drink more hot water, perhaps this is the high temperature boiling water can kill harmful bacteria pinned on the 4 words "drink more hot water", no need to explain too much, just a simple cup of hot water can express our care.

Because hot water is the cheapest and most practical way to reduce all kinds of infectious diseases.

In fact, it has not been many years since the popularization of drinking hot water for the whole people, probably after the founding of New China. In the past, drinking hot water was a luxury, and only those who had money could achieve it.

In the past, people did not have a long-term heat preservation such as a hot water bottle, and they had to boil hot water if they wanted to drink it. The water cools quickly, and if you want to maintain a certain temperature for a long time, you need to keep burning firewood. The poor people in the old society had the ability to consume so much wood every day, which was the patent of the rich and noble, so at that time the rich could drink hot water, and the poor could only drink cold water.

European thermos are used for ice, while our Chinese thermos are used for hot water. Although the contents are different, the purpose is essentially the same, which is to keep warm. But one is to keep it cold, and the other is to keep it hot.

This is because the traditional concept of Chinese is to love tea, but tea is more troublesome to brew, so they start drinking hot water second, so Chinese love to drink hot water.

Because drinking hot water can make your body healthier, can promote blood circulation, and can also make your body more comfortable.

I still like it very much; It is still good for the body, it can maintain body temperature, improve circulation, relieve constipation, relieve menstrual pain, and is good for the stomach and intestines.

Yes, foreigners all drink cold water, and drinking hot water is good for the body and improves the body's immunity.

Why are only Chinese people in the world paying attention to drinking more hot water, and experts say the answer, which makes people laugh and cry!

During the Korean War, the United States put bacteria into Northeast Shandong**, and boiled water can kill most of the bacteria, and it is very cheap, so it was advertised to drink boiled water at that time, and it has been until now.

I think so, because in the United States, whether you are sick, pregnant women give birth, or girls come to menstruation, they all drink ice water.

As if yes, Americans wonder why Chinese like to drink plain water so much.

Not only Chinese, but also people in other countries have been advocating this, because drinking water is beneficial.

It should not be only Chinese, because it is indeed healthier to drink more hot water.

I don't think that's the case, it's just that China has practiced more and uses it a lot.

It's pretty much the same, because in foreign countries, you basically drink room temperature water or ice water.

This still depends on the habit, drinking hot water is very good.

It seems that if you don't say it's true, other countries drink cold water.

I don't think so, after all, drinking more water can strengthen one's metabolism.

No, the human body needs a certain amount of water, regardless of borders.