既是一无所有可否一无所求
[jì shì yī wú suŏ yŏu kĕ fŏu yī wú suŏ qiú]
'If I Have Nothing, Could We Ask for Nothing' portrays the idea of letting go or contentment in poverty or lack of material success. This phrase implies acceptance of simplicity and perhaps minimalism in facing or overcoming difficulties or expectations.