Why is it said, If you prosper with this, you will perish with this?

This may be a kind of karma in history. For example, Zhao Kuangyin bullied the orphans and widows of the Chai family, and his descendants were also young monarchs who threw themselves into the river and perished. There are countless examples of this in history, and you can say that it is a coincidence, but in the dark it seems to be an inevitable and predestined end.

The meaning of this sentence is: if a person is developed because of something, then he will definitely perish because of this thing, because this is his dependence, and he has been successful many times because of this, and he will be paralyzed in this matter, and it is easy to be careless, and the advantage will become weak, and the place that makes you strong is often where the weakness is, which is a bit similar to the principle of existence and non-existence.

This sentence comes from "Zuo Chuan", which means: A career or a person prospers because of this, and also dies because of it.

In simple terms, this phrase means that there are two sides to everything, and one must choose and act carefully because good choices and actions may lead to success and prosperity, while wrong choices and actions may lead to decay and perdition. Therefore, one should always be vigilant to avoid failures and disasters due to improper behavior.

Why is it said, "If you prosper with this, you will perish with this?" It means that if you rise up with this, you will perish with it. I don't have anything to do with it.

The first time I heard it was in the Ming Dynasty 1566 drama I saw the character, Hu Zongxian said, in fact, I understand this sentence is that there is a cause and there must be an effect, because this incident caused you, you will definitely be weakened because of this incident, in fact, it is the cornerstone of people, and what cornerstone is the concept of support point.

The first time I heard it was in the Ming Dynasty 1566 drama that I saw, Hu Zongxian said, in fact, I understand this sentence is, there must be a cause and an effect, because this incident caused you, and you will definitely be because of this incident.

Whatever you prosper, you will perish for. When you gaze into the abyss, the abyss stares at you. Whoever kills with a long knife will eventually die by the long sword.

Everything has its two sides, where there is sunshine, there is a shadow, for modern people this actually reflects a way of thinking and looking at the world. The butterfly effect, which is often referred to, has a bit of this meaning. The dictionary is passed on to the left, but the meaning of individual words is different, and there is a gap with your question, so the meaning of the original text will not be said.

During his reign, if the king is able to form his state in some aspect that others do not see, then if he does not pay attention to this aspect, the state will also perish.

If you prosper with this, you will die with this" comes from "Zuo Chuan", which means that the cause or people will prosper because of this, and they will die because of this.

It is because of this condition that you are prosperous and prosperous, and you will surely perish because of it.

This sentence should come from the king of Zuo Chuan, and he will end up with this for the cause or the person to prosper and die because of it.

If you prosper with this, you will perish with this" is the meaning of exhortation, and if you want to motivate you in turn, you can say "If you don't die, you will prosper with this."

The meaning of this sentence is that you can carry the boat and also overturn the boat, in fact, the same principle is based on everyone's cooperative efforts.

There are two sides to everything. As the saying goes, it's the people who drown who can swim.