1. Act according to God's will. It means to do a just thing in the world according to God's will.

In the Yuan Dynasty, Kang's jy Negative Classic was the first fold: "The water is gurgling at the entrance of the village, the wild flowers are obliquely inserted into the green towel, and seven words are written on the apricot yellow flag: Save the people for the sky."

The 47th chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "I will do justice for heaven and will never tolerate killing people!" Yao's "Long Night" Sanqi: "The white wolf is old. Fighting the rich and helping the poor is a good thing. "

2. refer to the wishes of the people.

Deng Zihui before and after the Red Army entered Zhangzhou: "At that time, I conveyed the instructions of the provincial party committee to the county party committee. It points out the harm of purely military viewpoint, and points out that it is not feasible to rely solely on guerrillas to do justice for heaven. History is created by the people, and the people can only liberate themselves by relying on themselves. "

Used as predicate and object; Refers to the cover of sports.

2. Do the right thing for heaven (China idiom)

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? [tì tiān xíng dào]

Name: Working for Heaven.

Pinyin: t tiān xíng dào

Derived source: Chapter 77 of the Tao Te Ching: The Tao of Heaven has more than enough to make up for it.

Explanation: for heaven. In feudal society, peasant uprisings often used this as a slogan to mobilize and organize the masses.

Source: Yuan Kang Jinzhi's "Li Kui jy Negative Classic" is the first discount: "The leaders of your mountain are all heroes who do justice for heaven."

Example: Niu Hao, the king of justice, gathered on this mountain and claimed to be lonely. The twenty-fifth chapter of Cai's biography of Yue Quan.

Synonym: exterminating pests for the people

Usage: as predicate and object; Refers to the cover of sports.