But this is a slogan shouted in the specific environment and background at that time. Previous sentence: Time is money. In fact, Franklin wrote "Advice to a Young Businessman" in 1748: Remember, time is money. If a person can earn ten shillings a day by his own labor, then if he goes out or sits for half a day, even if he only spends six pence during this period, he can't think that this is all his expenses; He actually spent money again, or should I say, threw away five shillings. Should be 1, Yuan Geng patted his head and came out.
Under normal circumstances, I personally think this slogan is changed to: "Time is life, and efficiency is money." Maybe even better.