人生自古谁无死 rénshēngzìgǔshéiwúsǐ all humans must die eventually Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 人生自古谁无死 人生自古誰無死 rénshēngzìgǔshéiwúsǐ all humans must die eventually (proverb) Literally "since ancient times, who in life has not died?"; implies that since death is inevitable, one should live and die with honor and purpose. From a poem by the Southern Song patriot 文天祥 wéntiānxiáng. Frequency Written text 0.437 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
人生自古谁无死 人生自古誰無死 rénshēngzìgǔshéiwúsǐ all humans must die eventually (proverb) Literally "since ancient times, who in life has not died?"; implies that since death is inevitable, one should live and die with honor and purpose. From a poem by the Southern Song patriot 文天祥 wéntiānxiáng. Frequency Written text 0.437 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
