"I won't go to hell, who will?" This sentence means "sacrifice yourself for others", which means a spirit of daring to sacrifice for others, a spirit of helping the world and the people, a spirit of being brave and diligent, saving people's hearts and transforming social atmosphere.

The Buddhist Prayer of Sakyamuni says that Dizang accepted the trust of Sakyamuni before nirvana, and made that "the hell is not empty, and it will never become a Buddha; When all beings are exhausted, they can prove Bodhi "; "I don't go to hell, who goes to hell" and other big vows.

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Mahayana Buddhism has the brave spirit of "If I don't go to hell, whoever goes to hell", which is one aspect of Buddhism to save all beings from suffering and actively join the WTO.

I'm not going to hell is an episode of Kung Fu, a China film directed, written and starred by Stephen Chow in 2004. After the film started, the hammers danced with axes.

The Tibetan Bodhisattva is named after its "faithfulness as earth and quietness as a secret treasure". According to Buddhist scriptures, in previous lives, Tibetan bodhisattvas saved their mothers who suffered in hell several times. Since the long robbery, he has vowed to save all suffering beings, especially those in hell. Therefore, this Bodhisattva is widely spread by Buddhism because of its virtue of "great filial piety" and "great wish".

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I'm not going to hell-Baidu Encyclopedia