It means that human life is as fragile as a reed, and anything in the universe can kill people. However, even so, people are still much more noble than anything in the universe, because people have a soul that can think. Of course, we can't deny the necessity of physical life, but the nobility of human beings lies in the soul life. As a physical person, there is no distinction between high and low. Only as a soul, because of the great differences in the inner world, talents can be divided into noble and mediocre, even noble and despicable. More than two thousand years ago, the Roman army invaded a city in Greece. They found an old man squatting on the beach, absorbed in studying a figure. He is Archimedes, the most famous physicist in ancient times. He soon died by the sword of the army. When the sword came at him, he just said, "Don't trample on my circle!" " "In his view, the man he painted on the ground is more precious than his life. Earlier, Alexander the Great, who conquered Eurasia, visited another city in Greece. When he met Diogenes, a philosopher lying on the ground in the sun, he asked him, "What can I do for you?" The answer is: "Don't block my sunshine!" In his view, in the face of his meditation in the sun, Alexander the Great's brilliant exploits seem insignificant. These two short stories, which have been told through the ages, show that outstanding people in ancient Greece cherish the soul life. They love ideas more than anything, including their own lives, and regard soul life as more noble than anything external, including prominent power.
Cherish the inner spiritual wealth more than the outer material wealth, which is the common feature of all Tessa through the ages.