The idiom of "Settling Down and Standing Up for Life" is a story of

ān shēn lì mìng

[释义]

安身：安身: to settle down somewhere; 立命：精神有所寄托。 It means to have a settled life and a spiritual support.

[Source]

Song Shi Daoyuan (释道原), Jingde Chuanluan Denglu (景德传灯录), Volume 10: "The monk asked, 'How is it when the scholar is not based on the earth?' The Master said, 'Where do you base yourself?'"

[Example sentence]

Of these, as the farmers to live in the base of the residence, since the contracted management rights of agricultural land is allowed to transfer, but also more and more become a breakthrough in solving the "three rural" problem.