No.

People should not worry about the world. Worrying about the world means thinking too much. Some things really don’t need to be considered, but some people have to think a lot. This is unfounded worry, and what they consider is the law of occurrence. Something very low. There is a classic saying that if you are not satisfied with a hundred years in life, you will always worry about a thousand years. This sentence says that during the day, it means that people do not live to be a hundred years old, but they often think about living to a thousand years.

"Alarmed People" is an ancient Chinese fable, which comes from "Liezi Tianrui Pian". This moral story uses the story of unfounded worries about the collapse of the world and mocks the kind of mediocre people who worry about themselves and others all day long with unnecessary worries and endless sorrows. It tells people not to worry and worry without any basis. Worry.