Between heaven and earth, all things need a source of energy and a source of carbon to survive. Energy is the driving force of life, and carbon is the root of formation.

All things in this world, or rely on light for energy, perform photosynthesis, and obtain carbon from carbon dioxide. For example, the genus of plants and trees, with the energy of light and heat, turn gas into a body to grow and nourish. This photosynthetic creature, with the gift of sunlight and carbon dioxide as material, builds a body, becomes the green of the world, and lays the foundation for all living things.

There are also living things that cannot create their own energy and carbon sources, but rely on others. Herbivores, who eat plants and trees, take the energy and carbon contained in them; carnivores, who catch herbivores, also get energy and carbon. These are all heterotrophs, which take ingesting other things as the way to maintain the luck of life.

In the deep sea, there are also strange creatures, which do not rely on sunlight, but rely on chemical energy. The chemical reaction of sulfur and other substances obtains energy to survive, and uses the carbon source in the environment to survive and multiply.

The creatures in the world have all kinds of shapes, and they all need energy and carbon sources. Energy is its movement, and the carbon source is its essence. The two are combined, and life is prosperous. In the world, all kinds of prosperity are deduced.