生者可为之死死又可为之生
[shēng zhĕ kĕ wéi zhī sĭ sĭ yòu kĕ wéi zhī shēng]
'生者可为之死死又可为之生' translates to 'A living one can die for something and so can the death give way to new life', suggesting that life can live on after a sacrifice, or that people live and die for beliefs, loves, or principles.