《南齐书·列传·卷四十一》
何况最大的变故，没有比死生还重要的；生的最紧要处，就是性命。
况乃变之大者，莫过死生；生之所重，无逾性命。
Moreover, the greatest change is none other than the matter of life and death; the most important aspect of life is its duration.
<s>[INST] Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 况乃变之大者，莫过死生；生之所重，无逾性命。 [/INST] Moreover, the greatest change is none other than the matter of life and death; the most important aspect of life is its duration.</s>
Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 况乃变之大者，莫过死生；生之所重，无逾性命。
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Moreover, the greatest change is none other than the matter of life and death; the most important aspect of life is its duration.
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