He who follows me lives, and he who goes against me dies

He who follows me lives, and he who goes against me dies

Chinese idioms, interpreted as obedient to my mind to survive, disobeying my mind will perish.

Citation interpretation

Obey my will to survive, disobey my will to perish. The language version of Zhuangzi's stealing Zhi: "if you follow my will, you will live; if you go against my will, you will die." The third chapter of the romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Zhuo angrily chides:" those who follow me live, those who rebel against me die! " Then he drew his sword to kill Ding Yuan. " Nie Gannu's speech by Mr. rabbit: "these first-class characters have a ferocious look that those who follow me live and those who oppose me die."