中国老百姓有“开门七件事”之说:柴、米、油、盐、酱、醋、茶,说的都是和吃喝有关的事。既是民以食为天,那么,有关吃喝的这七件事也就自然是平民百姓每天开门后首先要考虑到的。其实,“开门七件事”的“开门”,与其按照字面理解为每天一早打开家门,不如在引申义上理解为维持一户人家(门庭)的日常生计。而这“七件事”在东方民间传统中,也正是保证家庭日常生活能够 Chinese people have “open the door to seven things,” said: firewood, rice, oil, salt, butter, vinegar, tea, are all about eating and drinking. It is not only food for the world, but then these seven things about eating and drinking are naturally the first thing to be considered by ordinary people when they open the door every day. Actually, “opening the door” to “opening the door to seven things” rather than literally understanding it as opening a home every morning and early morning may be better understood as maintaining the daily livelihood of one family. And this “seven things” in the eastern folk tradition, it is also to ensure that families can daily life