When you want nothing, everything is yours.

When you want nothing, everything is yours. Say this sentence in classical Chinese or verse:

1 classical Chinese expression: if you have no desire, you will be just, and I will forget both. (Quoted from Tao Te Ching) Poem:

There is no way to recover from the heavy mountains and heavy waters, and there is another village. (Excerpted from the Tang Dynasty poet Lu You's Tour of Shanxi Zhuang)

Everything in the world belongs to me. (From the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Into the Wine")

Canglang water is clear and drinkable, and Canglang surges into my heart. Generally speaking, such expressions of meaning can be varied, but they all embody a philosophical idea that you can only get what you don't want.