Tā bùgānxīn zuò yúnyún-zhòngshēng zhōng de yī yuán, xiǎng huó chū zìjǐ de tèsè.
He refuses to be just one more face in the crowd; he wants to live distinctively.
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Roots in both Daoist and Buddhist texts - 《老子》 uses 芸芸 for the flourishing multiplicity of things, and 众生 is the Buddhist term for all sentient beings. Now usually secular, referring to ordinary people in the mass.
