After the era of nihilism, ethical issues have been gradually focused on how to rebuild a value of "Being," thinkers want to help people reaffirming the significance of his own being and trying to find a way of existence by efforts against nothingness. Being in such an epoch, Levinas says that the ethics of "for the Other" and existence are inextricably linked, he noted that the value of existence can not be expounded in confrontation with nothingness, but to achieve the ethics of "for the Other" in assuming the burden of existence. The meaning of "Being" is thus revealed in the efforts of "for the Other" and in the noble desire of "wanting to make sense of responsibility beyond ones’ own Being to reach the Other".