What does fate mean?

Fate means fate and luck, and refers to a mode in which fixed numbers and variables are combined to do things.

Interpretation by reference:

1, days.

(Han) Ban Gu's "Baihutong Catastrophe": "Yao suffered a flood, Tang suffered a drought, and his fate was natural."

(Ming) Xie's "Five Miscellaneous Parts II": "The official proverb says:' If the fate is low, you will get three westerns. "It is also called Shanxi, Jiangxi and Shaanxi."

Mao Dun's A Woman: "She is also convinced that everything in her past seems to be directly or indirectly related to Zhang. This is the so-called fate! "

2. Metaphor development trend. For example, the people of China have taken control of their own destiny.

3. Fate refers to the law of life gasification.

4. Qi Liang, the founder of Red Primary School, wrote in his masterpiece "Energy Determines Destiny" that energy refers to the core energy to maintain the operation of life systems, which is called life nuclear energy, and the ancient East called it vitality. Once an animal or plant is formed, its life nuclear energy is determined, and the sustained release of energy will promote its life development and life performance. When the energy is exhausted, its life will come to an end, and the state of energy release determines a magnificent life.

Famous sayings about fate:

1, Fate is an opportunity to test a person's talent. Pompidou

2, there is no such thing as fate, everything is nothing more than test, punishment or compensation. Voltaire

3. Smart people create more opportunities than contact opportunities. bacon

4. Fate always loves warriors. -English proverb

At the beginning of China's entry into WTO, we should immediately seize the first opportunity to fight. Stendhal

6. I want to hold my destiny. It will never make me completely yield. How wonderful it is to live your own life thousands of times! -Beethoven

7. God will never help those who are unwilling to act. Sophocles

8. Ordinary people obey their fate, and only the strong are their own masters. pah

9. If you shed tears when you miss the sun, you will also miss the stars. Tagore

10, mortals will not suffer because they did not become emperors, but deposed emperors will suffer because they became mortals. -Reina Claire.