"If you don't seek death, you won't die" comes from a well-known line said by Camus when he destroyed a Swordfish fighter plane in the 12th episode of Gundam Z (1985): Resistance is a matter of course. Why is it divided? ? is a famous saying circulating on the Internet.

This saying originated from the Tongtai dialect of the Jiangsu and Zhejiang generations. The people here call it "suicide" when others act recklessly and cause trouble, and the pronunciation is zuō sǐ. Zuo, Tongtai dialect and Wu dialect means: causing trouble for no reason, looking for trouble when nothing happens.

If you don’t seek death, you won’t die. The literal meaning is very clear, that is: If you don’t seek death yourself, will you die?

In view of the broad and profound semantics of this phrase, all-encompassing, and can be praised or criticized, it has been widely popular in major communities, forums and even mainstream media.