First, let's explain it literally. Commonplace, is commonplace, is ordinary, popular, including vulgar, vulgar, vulgar and other levels. Elegant, is elegant, is unique, chic, including the big elegant, small elegant and other levels.
This does not seem easy to understand. It is better to give examples to illustrate.
1, speaking and communication
Mundane - simple and straightforward, more than just rambling, pulling the wool over the eyes, flying short and long, when pleased, dancing, disillusioned, sad.
Elegant - subtle and euphemistic, simple and concise, mountains and rivers, spring and white snow, sitting down, calm and relaxed.
2, dress
Mundane - big red, big green, peculiar and exaggerated, unkempt, unrestrained, pile of brand names, the pursuit of fashion, unorthodox.
Elegant - plain and elegant, slightly embellished, light makeup, static and dynamic.
3, home furnishings
Mundane - the rich and powerful, grand, gilded, high-grade filled, expensive lists. The poor and cold, simple and shabby, oil smoked cover, tables and stools askew, pots and pans messy.
Ya - why bother with a thousand buildings, just a quiet room. Bright and simple, clean and uncontaminated, a few cases of books, corner of the house piano
4, eating habits
Common - delicacies of the sea, fish and meat, gobbling, croaking, drinking, drunkenness, hard to wake up.
Elegant - a bowl of porridge, a dish of vegetarian dishes, tasting slow swallowing, eating without making a sound, after the meal, fragrant tea, meditation to nourish the mind.
5, Zhou Libo's statement
Common - eat garlic.
Elegant - the coffee drinker.
6. Subjective criteria
Mundane - annoyed, disorganized, tired, disturbed.
Elegant - clear mind, quiet mind, peace of mind, nourishing mind.
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In the final analysis, vulgarity and elegance are the comprehensive manifestation of people's inner qualities, cultivation, and interests, which are subjective and differentiated, but there is no strictly demarcated boundary. Therefore, the pursuit of elegance, tolerance of vulgarity is a correct attitude.