Idioms and proverbs about fate

Suiyuan: Be content with your duty and stick to your destiny.

Know how to live: be content with poverty, know your own destiny and don't complain.

Settle down with peace of mind: let yourself be physically and mentally stable and have spiritual sustenance.

Peace of mind: refers to the misfortune that people are destined to suffer, so they are willing to bear it.

Bad luck beauty: bad luck beauty.

Destiny English: originally refers to talents who conform to destiny, and later refers to outstanding talents whose fame can be valued by the world.

Bad luck: Fate is full of ups and downs, which means life is full of ups and downs.

As the saying goes:

Sometimes there must be something in life, and there is no need to force it in life.