Planning is up to people, success is up to Heaven

It means: You have tried your best, and whether you can achieve your goal depends on your luck. From the 130th chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "'People plan things, and success depends on heaven.' Don't force it." "Man" and "plan" are the process, "Heaven" and "achievement" are the results; "people" "Purpose" comes first, "Heaven" and "Cheng" come after; "Man" and "Plan" come first, and then there is "Heaven" and "Cheng"; with "Man" and "Plan", there may not necessarily be a plan within the predetermined time. "Heaven" "comes"; but "heaven" will "come" eventually; but without "people" "planning", there will never be "heaven" "come"! Through the above analysis, we can see that "planning things" This idiom tells us that when we do things, we must learn to treat them correctly and correctly handle the relationship between process and results.