How many hundred years have the world s longest lived people lived?

Who is the longest-lived person in the world? I didn't know that people could live so long!

The world's longest-lived person, Guinness certified 134 years old.

In the world, there is no general statistical standard for all countries, each country has its own person with the longest life, but the one who can be recognized is the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest life expectancy, and the one who has been recognized is the South African village woman Moloko Temo, who was born on July 4, 1874, and lived for 134 years by the time of his death (2008).

Moloko usually loves to sing, especially like folk songs, and full of energy, Moloko is full of children and grandchildren, the eldest of the children and grandchildren have a 100-year-old daughter, a total of 29 grandchildren, 59 great-grandchildren and countless great-grandchildren, talking about the secret of longevity, the words are amazing, the diet is meat and vegetarian matching, there are no taboos, freedom, eat meat, also eat vegetables, eat candy, and drink cola.

146 years old.

The world's longest-lived person lived 146 years, and the old man, named Maba Gaoso, lived in Indonesia. He was born in 1870 and died in 2016 at the age of 146. This may be a documented and more realistic human lifespan.

Maba Gaoso was born in Indonesia in 1870, when China was in the ninth year of Tongzhi, and Emperor Guangxu would not fall to the ground until 1871, when he was a year older. Mabagaoso married four wives, and in total, the wives bore him more than a dozen children.

Everyone wants to live a long life, and Qin Shi Huang dreamed of being immortal. Legend has it that Zhang Sanfeng lived to be 218 years old, but these so-called longevity people have all passed away, and they are only seen in books or legends, and the authenticity of the code cannot be verified at all.

What are the characteristics of human longevity

1. Regular work and rest.

The importance of sleep lies in the fact that it allows the internal organs to be fully rested and repaired normally. This is an important prerequisite for people to regain their spirits. Longevity people know the importance of working and resting regularly, and as a result, they don't stay up late when it's time to sleep.

2.Eat right.

Although the digestive system has a strong digestive capacity, it is also one of the most fragile organs. Excessive consumption of three-high foods or irregular diet can also damage the health of the gastrointestinal tract and cause cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. People who live a long life attach great importance to this.

3. Keep exercising.

The danger of sitting for too long is that it can damage yang energy and hinder blood flow. Over time, it will damage the organs and interfere with the normal functioning of the body, eventually leading to various diseases. Consistent exercise can maintain high energy, promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, enhance disease resistance, help prevent dementia and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and effectively delay the speed of aging.

According to historical records, Chen Jun of Fujian, China, was born in the Tang Dynasty and died in the Yuan Dynasty, living 443 years old, creating a longevity record that no one has broken so far. According to the 12 volumes of the "Yongtai County Chronicles" in the thirteenth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Jun, the word Keming, was born in Tangquan Village, Yongjia Mountain District, Fujian Province (now Tangcheng Village, Wutong Township, Yongtai County), born in the Tang Dynasty and Xin Chou (881 AD), died in the Yuan Dynasty Taiding Jiazi year (1324 AD), at the age of 443.

In that year, Chen Jun practiced medicine and went to Yongtai and saw Tangquan Village (now known as Tangcheng Village, Wutong Township, Yongtai County) with beautiful mountains and waters, hot springs all over the place, and good mountains and waters, so he stayed. Chen Jun is an upright person, willing to do good deeds for the township, and is respected by the villagers. In his later years, he was unable to support himself, "there was no survivor of his descendants, and the villagers took turns to provide for him."

Later, as the old man grew older, his body gradually shrank, and his body became smaller and smaller, "like a child". When Chen Jun lived to be more than 400 years old, his entire weight was less than ten catties (five kilograms). It is very inconvenient to move, so the neighbors made a large vegetable basket with hemp bamboo to hold the elderly, and the donors took turns to carry him in and out of the house, so the neighbors called him "the vegetable basket man".

The people of Tangquan Village felt very surprised to see the old man Chen Jun so long-lived, and they all treated him as a treasure in the world, or even as a god possessed. Usually, the villagers even go to the fields to work, afraid that the old people will be lonely, they like to take the old people to the edge of the field, while working, while chatting with them, when hungry to feed human milk, the relationship between each other is very close.

After Chen Jun's death, the villagers placed his bones in the Tangquan Temple as a memorial, and he was known as "Little Peng Zu" (legend has it that Peng Zu lived for more than 800 years). Chen Jun's life deeds are engraved on a wooden tablet, which has been preserved from the Yuan Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. The name and legend of "Vegetable Basket Gong" are still widely spread in Yongtai County.

Of course, Chen Jun's life to the age of 443 is only a record in the county annals, and it is unknown how scientific it is.