Hi Beth, I want to make sure the sentence meaning you wrote advanced The “ 权利” you use here means “ Right” or “ power” ? Some of my foreign friends are confused about “ 权利(Right)” and “ 权力(power)”. And this confusion might have different meaning of sentence. Dose “ 未知权利” you wrote mean “unknown right” (but the rights citizens should have) or mean “ unknown power” ( but the power human should have) ? Then "有追求未知权利的好奇" you wrote means “ (everyone) has the right/power to pursue something unknown = (每个人)有追求未知的权力/权利” or “ (everyone) has curiosity about pursuing the unknown power/right=(每个人)有追求未知权力/权利的好奇心” ? The “ 好奇” you wrote is adjective but its position in the sentence should be noun. * 有(V) + adjective + 的 +Noun * 他是好奇的 (adjective) * 他有好奇心 (Noun) If you want to emphasize the right, power or curiosity ( or other noun ) with “人生在世” and “这是天生的”, you might say “ people are created/born ~~~”. For example, people are created equal =人生而平等 = 人生在世，(人)是平等的. “Life on earth” is meaningless like “people mountain people sea” (人山人海) But if you want to say “ 人生在世，人的目的是什么 or 人生在世目的是什么? “for example. You could say “ what’s the purpose of life/ living “ ( 人生在世=life or living)