Everything is life, and people can do anything. What do you mean?

"Everything is life, and nothing can be done." Literally, everything is predestined and people can't control it at all.

This is the outlook on life of those who believe in fate and accept it. It is believed that people's life and death, wealth and all experiences are arranged by God in advance, and people's own strength cannot be changed. This outlook on life completely denies human strength and advocates going with the flow and not working hard. It is an excuse and anesthetic for some losers in life, which makes them treat the world and everything more negatively.

"Everything is life, and people can't help" comes from Feng Menglong's "Warning Book".

Extended data:

Warning Story is a collection of vernacular short stories compiled by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty. The book will be completed in the fourth year tomorrow (1624). Its theme comes from folklore or folk religious books and novels. The times described in the story include Song, Yuan and Ming.

Together with Yu's Ming Yan, which was completed earlier by the author, and Heng Yan, which was completed later, it is called Sanyan, which is one of the famous collections of vernacular short stories in ancient China. It is usually called "three words and two beats" together with Ling Mengchu's "two beats", that is, "surprise at the first moment" and "surprise at the second moment".

The cautionary stories are rich in content, including Cui Daizhao's life and death enemies, the young lady's youth money, the White Lady's Leifeng Pagoda in Yongzheng, Du Shiniang's angry chest, and Le Xiaoxi's search for relatives, which reflect the life of citizens. Its theme mainly involves the following aspects: 1. Love and marriage and the fate of women. Second, fame and fortune and the vicissitudes of the world. Third, it is strange to blame the world. The social situation in life at that time was presented from all angles.

References:

Lessons from the past-Baidu Encyclopedia