Just as people insist on this feature in character, they don't insist at all. This is called indecision, insisting too much, and this is called stubbornness.

The same is true of wanting nothing. Living is a requirement in itself, so it is impossible to have no desire or no desire in reality. The key is to understand the intention of the person who said this. My understanding of "no desire and no demand" in health preservation is not that there is no desire and no requirement, but that there is enough openness to the gains and losses of desires and interests. In some cases, this sentence is similar to Mao Zedong's saying that he despised the enemy strategically and attached importance to the enemy tactically. Is to do your best, resigned, open-minded gains and losses, this is nothing to desire.