Laozi said: "The best thing is like water." "Water is good for all things and benefits all things without fighting. It is what everyone hates, so it is almost in line with the Tao." What is actually talked about here is the way to be a human being, that is, a human being should be like water. Water nourishes all things, but never competes with all things. Only such a character is closest to the Tao. To enjoy the joy of life means to savor the taste of nature, get close to nature, immerse yourself in the beautiful mountains and rivers, and enjoy the picturesque scenery to enjoy the joy of life.

The highest good is like water, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is shàng shàn ruò shuǐ, which means the highest good is like water. It comes from Chapter 8 of Laozi's "Tao Te Ching". Water is good at helping all things without competing with them. It stays in a place that everyone dislikes, so it is close to the Tao. A person with the highest good should live in humility like water, his intentions should be as deep as water, his friends should be as close as water, his words should be as sincere as water, his government should be as orderly as water, and his work should be as carefree as water. No, your behavior must be like water waiting to move. Precisely because he has no struggle with all things like water, he has no worries. Above, good as water, means that the highest quality should be the same as water.