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To make a big fuss over something trivial
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To make a big fuss over something trivial
Pride goes before a fall
a faint sign of life
No reason to be angry with innocent people
No reason to be angry with strangers
Something is more valuable than it initially seems
Neither staying nor leaving is suitable
Don't be too eager or impatient
Better late than never
Experience is more valuable than knowledge
More than a day, clever for a moment
Unable to commit fully to something
Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses
Everyone is equal when stripped of external advantages
Everyone is equal when stripped of external advantages
Everyone is equal when stripped of external advantages
More trouble than it's worth
Sell when prices are high and buy when prices are low
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Someone who is obedient to those in power but disrespects those below them
More than enough is worse than not enough
to vanish or disappear suddenly
To lose one's dignity and reputation
To pretend to be powerful or intimidating
The belief that life has no purpose or meaning
Respect those who are superior
Worshiping someone or something insincerely
Offering something to someone who does not need or appreciate it
A place with limited resources can still produce talented people
Good advice is always worth listening to, regardless of who gives it
A good person is judged by their actions, not words
Doing something only for show or superficially
Fragrance always comes from the hometown
A small kindness can have a lasting impact
A bad reputation lasts forever
Fleeting fame or reputation
passion and enthusiasm
A strong and lasting impression
A place where people spend extravagantly when times are good, but struggle when times are bad
The more you speak, the more mistakes you make
The more you do something, the more likely you are to make mistakes
Good deeds bring merit, good words bring respect
The more you do something, the more likely you are to make mistakes
A person's actions reveal their character
Fame and wealth are fleeting
Feeling at home and relaxed
The beauty of nature
A romantic relationship has ended
Preserve dignity in public
to display one's talents
Loyalty to one's group is more important than personal gain
A small group of people with absolute power
If one person does something, others will follow
tour guide
So mortified you vow to "be an introvert for the rest of your life" — hyperbole for embarrassment bad enough to make you want to vanish from society.
One must work hard to enjoy even small pleasures
the first half of the year
To do something without being noticed or criticized
To write something that will be remembered for a long time
to criticize or scold someone