1. The ancients called a person’s 70-year-old age rare, which means rare. The age of seventy is also called the year of the hanging chariot and the year of the stick encirclement.

2. The 70-year-old man is called the ancient and rare old man. It comes from a poem called "Two Poems on Qujiang" by Du Fu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. The poem says: "Drinking debt is common." There are many things to do, and life is rare since ancient times." Du Fu lamented that life is so short, and there are too few people who can live to be 70 years old.

3. Tang Bohu, a famous painter of the Ming Dynasty, was lucky enough to live through the "sixties". After reading this poem, he wrote a line with emotion: "A man is seventy years old, and I am seventy years old." Seventy years is strange. The first ten years were young, and the next ten years were old. There were only fifty years in between, and half of them passed at night. In total, he only lived for twenty-five years, and he suffered a lot of troubles. "Although Tang Bohu lived a long life, he still lived. Lament that life is short.

4. Due to the backward medicine of the ancients, coupled with wars and famines, not many ordinary people lived to be 70 years old. Even high-ranking officials may not be able to live to 70 years old. Therefore, the ancients called 70 years old is ancient.

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