Don't be a god, don't be a fairy, this is a very profound idiom. It means that a person can't be a fairy without divine brilliance and extraordinary temperament. This sentence comes from Taoist thought, emphasizing that people should not pursue divinity or supernatural power too much. This thought reflects China's humble and self-reliant outlook on life and values about the harmonious coexistence between man and nature in ancient times.

In modern society, the idiom "don't be an immortal, don't be an immortal" is also very meaningful. Although we pursue Excellence and uniqueness in our work and life, we still need modesty and self-knowledge, and don't be too arrogant. We need to rely on our talents and efforts to succeed. At the same time, we should also realize our limitations and avoid blindly pursuing things beyond our ability.

In a word, this idiom tells us that if we want to achieve real success, we should cherish our talents and abilities, and at the same time be modest and prudent and self-aware. When we encounter difficulties and setbacks on the road of life, we should also remember this idiom, stay calm, firm and self-sustaining in order to win the final victory.