The original sentence is: There is no distinction between high and low, and all living beings are equal.

It means that all living beings are born equal, regardless of their character or status.

This sentence is just an ordinary sentence with no origin. It belongs to the category of understanding and evaluating people.

Extended information:

1. Wealth is not arrogant, poverty is not easy. ——Yan Zi

Object: refers to people other than oneself. Yi: change.

It means: Don’t look down on others when you are rich, and don’t change your moral character when you are poor.

2. The wise and foolish are in the heart, not the noble or the humble. ——Wang Fu

It means: Whether a person is wise or foolish depends on his thoughts, not on being noble or humble.

3. Don’t betray for the sake of poverty, and don’t change your mind for the sake of lowliness. ——Huan Kuan

It means: Don’t change a person’s integrity because of poverty, and don’t change a person’s ambition because of status or low status.

4. Don’t take others for granted, don’t judge things based on your own merits, collect things according to your ability, without any separation or inferiority. ——Wu Jing

It means: Don’t select people based on American standards, and don’t ask for things based on your own strengths. It is impossible for people to be without flaws, nor to be proficient in everything, so the selection of people cannot be based on perfection.

5. Wealth and honor cannot lead to adultery, poverty and lowliness cannot move, and power cannot yield. ——Meng Ke

Meaning: Wealth and honor cannot confuse his thoughts, poverty and lowliness cannot shake his integrity, and power cannot make his will surrender.

6. For things, the most expensive will attract the cheap, and the most cheap will attract the expensive. Everything is more. ——Minghong Zicheng

Meaning: When the price of an item reaches a certain level, it will fall; if it reaches a certain level, it will rise. This is true for many things.

7. The ancients despised the ruler and jade but valued the inch of yin, fearing that time has passed. ——Cao Pi

It means: The ancients despised a foot of jasper but valued an inch of time. This was because they were afraid that time had passed.