We used to say, "Kill your body and die", which appeared in the Analects of Confucius and was said by Confucius. "Benevolence" is the center of Confucius' study. Now, it is the central idea. The so-called benevolent person does not harm benevolence. For example, many religious scholars sometimes encounter things that are contrary to their beliefs. He would rather give up his life, which is called martyrdom.

There are many religious believers who have given their lives to defend morality. In history, the loyal minister and dutiful son, that is, this concept, would rather sacrifice than interfere with his central idea or belief for life, and would rather die than become a man.

On the contrary, of course, we will not do anything against righteousness for the safety of our lives. This is related to personal cultivation and life values. The word "benevolence" here is interpreted as "morality", so this sentence is easy to understand. Anyone who has ambition and morality does not lose his morality in order to survive, but only strives for truth with his life.