Why is the traditional concept of China people that "a murderer must pay for his life"? And the ideology of foreigners is "it's not worth fighting for your life"?

Because China is an ideological and cultural country that pays attention to benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and trust, is gentle, courteous and frugal, and has a moral plan for doing things and being a man. Moreover, China has the concept of ghosts and gods since ancient times, and is also influenced by Indian Buddhist culture. So most people in China think that heaven has a good cycle, people are doing things, people are looking at people, and so on. In China's idea, knowing guilt and committing a crime means being punished, not failing to report the time.

Foreigners believe in Islam and Catholicism and are God. When they pray, the Lord forgives their mistakes and then weakens their understanding of sin through prayer. Then tell the Lord all your mistakes and feel innocent. Moreover, foreigners also believe that people and people are independent individuals, and people are born free. All men are created equal. There is no right to deprive a person of his life. So most people think it's not worth dying for. They pay attention to human rights, and foreigners' thoughts are somewhat emotional, because when they were in history class in high school, the teacher told a real example-in a foreign court, the murderer was a beautiful woman, and her lawyer only said, "Do you have the heart to let such a sexy and beautiful woman not breathe the fresh air of this land?" The judge acquitted the murderer just because she emphasized that the murderer was a living life. Rather than saying that life is worthless, foreigners value the right of individual independence and freedom.