"Whatever cannot destroy me will make me strong." This is the original version.

The original English version of this sentence is: What does not kill me, makes me stronger.

The direct translation in Chinese is: Whatever cannot destroy me, will make me stronger.

If it is "What does not kill me, will make me strong.", the original English should be: What does not kill me,?will make me strong.

So "Whatever cannot destroy me will make me strong." is the original version.

This famous German philosopher, Nietzsche, who is considered the founder of modern Western philosophy, linguist, cultural critic, poet, composer, and thinker, has a famous saying

From Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil, one of Nietzsche's most important contributions to a new moral system, touching on many of the deepest principles of his philosophy.

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Nietzsche started writing "Beyond Good and Evil" in the summer of 1885 and completed it in the winter of the following year. Nietzsche wrote this book for two purposes: one is to explain Feng's exposition of "Thus Spoke Zarathustra", and the other is to prepare for writing his greatest and most important work, "The Will to Power."

In this book, Nietzsche tried to define the two relative terms "good" and "evil" in order to distinguish immorality from immorality.

He perceived the contradictions in people's efforts to reconcile ancient moral principles with the needs of modern people. He recognized that people often made compromises between moral theory and social practice. His purpose is to establish the relationship between morality and needs and to construct an operational basis for human behavior.