无心人何必自辱自扰
[wú xīn rén hé bì zì rŭ zì răo]
Translated as 'Why should a carefree man humiliate and trouble himself?'. It questions the value of seeking worries when someone has no cares or concerns ('无心'). The message promotes living freely without being bothered unnecessarily, reflecting perhaps a cynical attitude about overthinking or stressing oneself over insignificant matters.