"If a person does not live for himself, he will be destroyed by heaven and earth." There are different opinions on the saying, but according to the proposition of Chinese traditional culture, it is interpreted as: If a person does not live for himself and is not selfish, God will destroy him. This is definitely wrong. It is most likely a misunderstanding and fallacy of scholars who do not understand classical Chinese and have been passed down for thousands of years.

Correct: For, interpreted as cultivation, practice. If a person lives in a human form and his behavior cannot become a human standard, if he is like an animal, heaven and earth will punish him.