"If you don't go crazy, you won't survive." What did this mean?

This sentence came from the ancient Chinese literary work,"Dream of the Red Chamber". The original sentence was "If you don't go crazy, you won't survive". It meant that if a person did not experience madness and hardship, then his life would not be considered complete and meaningful. In novels, this phrase was often used to describe the growth and transformation of characters after experiencing hardships and difficulties. They tempered their willpower and courage through madness and hardship, and finally obtained greater strength and wisdom. This sentence can also be extended to some truths in life. For example, it is not terrible for us to experience setbacks and difficulties. The key is to have a firm belief and an indomitable spirit in order to become stronger and more mature after experiencing hardships.

" If You Don't Go Crazy, You Won't Survive " is a Chinese online novel. The following are the classic sentences of the novel: Life is like a gamble. Either you try your best or you are destined to lose everything. As long as you try your best, no matter what the result is, you should be proud of your courage and determination.

It was an idiom used to describe a person who would do anything to achieve a certain goal, even at the expense of extreme behavior or sacrifice. The origin of this idiom can be traced back to ancient Chinese legends. For example, in the Romance of the Gods, there was a story of "Grand Preceptor Wen lost his life as a crazy demon". It described a person who risked everything for his own benefit and eventually suffered heavy losses. In modern Chinese, it was often used to describe a person who would fight to the extreme in order to achieve his goal, even at the expense of his life.

"If you don't go crazy, you won't survive" was a classic statement in contemporary China: The most important thing in life is not fame and power, but conscience and responsibility. 2 Although he was good at martial arts, his heart was extremely empty. In order to find a balance in his heart, he chose to pursue feelings. The Jianghu is dangerous. He has to be on guard against other people's vicious hands, but he also longs to find his home in this dangerous Jianghu. He longed to be a real hero, but he also understood that the most complicated problem in the world was not how to be a hero, but how to be a good person. He knows what he wants, but he also knows what he can't do because there are many things in Jianghu that can't be done.

There was no such sentence as " you can't survive if you're not crazy " in the full-time expert. This sentence might have been added by some readers. However, there was a chapter in a full-time expert novel that mentioned the phrase " If you don't go crazy, you won't survive." In chapter 19," God of Glory," Ye Xiu used this phrase to describe his state of mind. Ye Xiu had created this sentence himself, and it was also an expression of his mental state in the game.

This sentence came from the Chinese novel Journey to the West. It was a sigh that Tang Sanzang made on his way to obtain the scriptures. Among them,"I want to become a devil" expressed Tang Sanzang's inner obsession and pursuit, while "the world does not allow" implied his shackles and helplessness to the secular world. This sentence was interpreted in the novel as Tang Sanzang's obsession with pursuing Buddhism, but this obsession was hindered and incomprehensible by secular society. Despite his inner pain, he still resolutely pursued his goal. This indomitable spirit is also worth learning. In reality, this sentence could also be extended to the persistence and persistence of people in pursuing their own dreams and goals. At the same time, they also needed to pay attention to the balance between the secular world and society. They would not be overly pursuing their personal dreams and ignoring the interests of others and society.

The Book of Songs was the earliest collection of poems in China. It contained many classic poems. Among them, the phrase "Even if I don't go, Zining won't come" came from the poem "Wei Feng·Papaya". It meant that even if I don't go, you don't have to come. In this sentence,"Zi" referred to women, which was the name used by ancient China for women. This sentence meant that even if I didn't walk towards you, you shouldn't walk towards me. This was a poetic language that expressed rejection and love, emphasizing a woman's determination and independence towards love. This sentence had a profound influence in Chinese culture and was regarded as one of the classic phrases to express love and rejection. It was often used to express a woman's persistence and determination in love and was also seen as a symbol of nobility and dignity.

We haven't aged yet. The traditional Chinese characters meant," You come and go, we are not old."

The phrase "you can't survive without going crazy" usually appeared in novels, anime, television dramas, and other works. It expressed an extreme psychological state that usually appeared on the protagonist. This kind of psychological state may be due to the protagonist experiencing various setbacks, tribulations, or special life experiences, which caused him/her to become extremely depressed, desperate, or even lose himself. From the perspective of literature and movies, it was usually a negative psychological state that represented the distortion and extreme of the protagonist's heart. He/she began to become cruel, heartless, cold, and even willing to sacrifice his/her life. The appearance of this psychological state was often closely related to the protagonist's experience and the theme of the story. Therefore, the saying that one could not survive without going crazy could not be simply summarized as the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality. It expressed an extreme psychological state and had a certain symbolic meaning. To be specific, it needed to be analyzed according to the background of the story and the personality characteristics of the protagonist.

This sentence came from the Guan Ju in the Book of Songs. It meant,"Even if I don't go, you won't come." This sentence was often used in novels to express that the fate between two people was not enough, even if they forced it, it would not help.