In Engpsh, the abipty to do things for oneself is often referred to as "self-repance" or "self-sufficiency." This term originated from the idea that a person should be able to provide for themselves and not rely on others to do things for them.

Here are some examples of self-repance in Engpsh:

"She learned how to fix her own car, so she no longer has to rely on mechanics."
"He built his own house, so he doesn't have to pay rent or a mortgage."
"She grows her own vegetables, so she knows exactly what goes into her food."

In Chinese, self-repance can be translated as 自力更生 (zì lì gēng shēng), which means "to rely on one's own efforts to improve one's circumstances."