My fate is up to me!
This is an ideal, a slogan, a distant goal!
It is said that fate is in their own hands, how many people in the world can really do it?
Even if the gods and demons are as strong as Sun Wukong and Ne Yao, they can't be the masters of their own destiny, and Han Yu, a great literary scholar of the Tang Dynasty, can't do it.
In the first year of Emperor Xianzong of Tang's reign (805 CE), the new emperor Li Chun pardoned the world, and Han Yu, who had been demoted three years earlier for writing to the throne, was not recalled to chang his post, but was reappointed to join the army of Fa Cao of Gangneung Province. Another unlucky egg, Zhang Gongcao, joined the army.
Han Yu, who had been hit continuously, was extremely depressed and could not hide his anger, and issued an exclamation that "life is not up to him".
@Shi Jingzhao Qianqiu Admit life or not, this is also a philosophical question!
