Words: I won't attack if people don't attack me.
Pinyin: rén bün wü, wübün rén
Source: Mao Zedong's "On Policy": "For the Kuomintang army, we should continue to adopt the policy of not attacking me and not committing crimes, and try our best to develop friendship."
Interpretation: crime, infringement; People don't invade me, I don't invade others
Example: I won't commit crimes unless people commit crimes against me; If people attack me, I will attack.
Usage: as object, attribute and clause; Refers to political attitudes and life principles.
Extended data
In view of a series of anti-friction incidents created by the Kuomintang die-hards, President Mao Zedong made clear our party's solemn position on these incidents when talking with three reporters, namely, Central News Agency, Sweeping Newspaper and Xinmin Newspaper, on September 1939 and June 16. He said: "If any aspect of rebellion must come, if it is cruel to others, if it is oppressive, then our party must take it seriously.
This attitude is: if people don't attack me, I won't attack; If people attack me, I will attack. But we stand in the position of strict self-defense, and no party member can go beyond the principle of self-defense. "The Kuomintang die-hards turned a deaf ear to our party's solemn position, continued to expand the situation and launched the first anti-* * climax, but ended in failure." People don't attack me, I don't attack; "If people attack me, I will attack" later became the slogan of our party's struggle to uphold justice and dare to attack and destroy all invading enemies for the benefit of the people and the nation.
Baidu Encyclopedia: If people don't commit crimes against me, I won't commit crimes; If people attack me, I will attack.