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To treat money as insignificant or unimportant
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To treat money as insignificant or unimportant
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
Look at life with a pessimistic attitude
Something bad is better than nothing at all
A child's behavior reflects their parents' influence
Everyone has a family background
Children resemble their parents in behavior or character
Each person pities their own child
One loves their child regardless of their qualities
Everyone pities their own child
Children learn from their parents' behavior
A child who is independent no longer needs parental guidance
A child who talks back will have an unhappy mother
Someone without manners or respect
A child without a mother relies on their aunt
The strong support the weak
The strong help the weak
A wicked person has evil intentions
A person with a bad temperament or intentions
A person's true nature is revealed in their actions
A gambler wants to win back losses
To pamper or overindulge someone
Help each other in difficult situations
A person with a problem avoids the one who can solve it
Carry a heavy burden
Children inherit their parents' characteristics
A bird shot by a crossbow fears a bent branch
Everyone has their own roots and origins
Descendants are like six different lives
Relatives can be stranger than outsiders
Children's mistakes reflect poorly on their parents
Later generations are smarter than their ancestors
Later generations surpass their ancestors
Foolish descendants can bring shame to their ancestors
Descendants inherit their ancestors' talents
Younger generation talks back to older generation
Children are more important than ancestors
Children think they are smarter than their ancestors
Having many children and grandchildren
Benefiting from the efforts of one's ancestors
Someone with bad habits or characteristics will still be accepted and taken care of by their family
Siblings and their children are equally related
Close relatives are more important than distant ones
Siblings are equally related and important
Children of aunts, uncles, and other relatives are like siblings
Children imitate their parents' behavior
A small problem causes big trouble
Children should not complain about their parents' poverty
Children should not complain about their parents' difficulties, nor should pets criticize their owners' poverty
Children should not complain about their parents' poverty
If you don't ask, you won't get
If someone does not respect their parents, they are not a good person
Someone who does nothing to help or support
Older siblings take care of younger ones
Younger siblings take care of older siblings in return
Older siblings set an example for younger ones
Nieces and nephews grow up to take care of their aunts and uncles
A person's behavior is influenced by their family
Younger siblings should respect and obey older ones
Nieces and nephews are remembered when the child of an older sister leaves