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Heaven's goods return to earth — ill-got wealth finds its way back out.
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Heaven's goods return to earth — ill-got wealth finds its way back out.
Close to the English saying: “Ill gotten, ill spent. (Mr. B Lam).”.
The world's goods go to the clever — wealth circulates, and wit is the net that catches it passing.
Goods run short, faces stay long — the feast ends, the acquaintance doesn't; spend as if you'll meet again.
possessing little and not giving any significant gifts, but being very warm-hearted instead
Scooping up what was spilled — salvage that never comes back whole.
Bamboo kindling in one bundle, the tens in one suit — birds of a feather, cards of a suit.
Boiling beans over bean-stalk fire — a thing consumed by its own kind.
Where it crumbles, keep digging — press every soft spot to its bottom.
Stiff-headed and stiff-necked — stubbornly defiant of all correction.
Save a beast and it repays kindness; save a man and he repays spite — gratitude, the animals' virtue.
From one instance, infer the rest — a single case unlocks its whole kind.
stationery shop
garden-supplies shop
The gate of Confucius, the yard of Trình — the classical world of scholars and their learning.
Door shut, bolt slid — the house, or the heart, closed for the season.
Long drought meets sweet rain — relief at its most longed-for; one of the four classical joys.
Nine parts death, one part life — odds narrowed to a single thread of survival.
A hard-up house bears clever children — want is the sharpest tutor.
Traditional Vietnamese folk sayings
Vietnamese folk sayings that use satire and humor
complain about one's own fate
Vietnamese folk sayings about labor and culture
Vietnamese folk sayings about social relationships
Vietnamese folk sayings about family emotions
Vietnamese folk sayings about love
Expresses love for one's homeland and people
Having a nagging feeling or worry
Having high but unattainable ambitions
Unable to reach a compromise or mutual understanding
Everyone is equal, regardless of social status
Too proud to interact with others
Great things often start from small beginnings
The more bitter, the more astringent
Nobody is concerned about a public or shared problem
Children are spoiled by their grandparents
Family members often praise each other's bad work
Parents and teachers want the best for their children and students.
Parents sacrifice everything to raise their children
Children obey their parents without question
to hide from the world
Everyone has their own unique strengths and abilities
A clever person can achieve a high position
A person trapped in a romantic relationship
A time of great chaos or upheaval
A person who is trapped in a luxurious but confining situation
People seek their roots and heritage
A bird chooses a branch to perch on that is similar to its own kind
A small person can tease or annoy a larger one
A bad beginning leads to a poor outcome
A strategy of constant and annoying attacks
to be overly protective
Prioritize tasks according to the situation
Be flexible and adapt to situations
Vietnamese idiom; English definition pending editorial review.
to give someone a mixture of good and bad news
to reward someone for their good advice
Shining very brightly
Harmony in speech, but discord in thought
an unrealistic or fanciful idea