生和死没有太大的差别
[shēng hé sĭ méi yŏu tài dà de chā bié]
Translating to 'there isn't much difference between life and death.' This represents a deep and sometimes cynical view toward the value of existence—it could suggest either an extremely pessimistic outlook where one sees little contrast between life's joys and sorrows or possibly even philosophical resignation concerning the impermanence of human affairs.