This sentence comes from the great economist Marx's Das Kapital, which is located at the end of the sixth point of the twenty-fourth chapter of the first volume of Das Kapital. The original text is as follows: In order to fully show the "eternal natural law" of capitalist mode of production and complete the separation process of workers and working conditions, it is necessary to turn social means of production and means of subsistence into capital at one pole and people into hired workers at the other. If, according to Oz, money "comes into this world with natural blood stains", then capital comes into this world dripping with blood and dirt from head to toe. Marx believes that the primitive accumulation process of capitalism is the process of conquest, slavery, plunder and killing.

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Das Kapital (full name Das Kapital: Criticism of Political Economy) is a political economy work created by Marx. The three-volume Das Kapital, centered on surplus value, thoroughly criticized capitalism. The production, realization and distribution of surplus value are analyzed and explained respectively. In Das Kapital, guided by the basic viewpoint of historical materialism, Marx profoundly analyzed the capitalist mode of production, revealed the law of the development of capitalist society, and scientifically verified and further enriched historical materialism.