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A person of noble character is humble and unassuming
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A person of noble character is humble and unassuming
Even with severe punishment, some wrongdoing may still go unnoticed
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Study of family lineage and ancestry
Everyone must accept their own responsibilities
One has to endure the consequences of their own actions
One gets what they deserve
Must use both persuasion and coercion
Must be forced to obey before it will submit
Experience is the best teacher
Morality is more important than wealth, and health is more important than power
Must be flexible and adapt to circumstances
One must endure hardship when young to live comfortably in old age
Must endure hardship from youth to old age
To be oppressed or bullied from all sides
Marriage brings stability and happiness to life
Fated relationships last, while unfated ones are uneasy and transient
Fated to be together
Fate brings people together
Fate brings people together
Meant to be together in a relationship
Fate or destiny brings people together
If fate unites, people stick together, but if not, they drift apart
If destined, people will stick together, otherwise they will be incompatible
People meant to be together will find each other
Must be on good terms with those in power
Must take the thorns with the roses
Some things cannot be completely removed or eliminated
Must endure a lifetime of hardship
One can only truly understand someone's character through real-life experiences
You must experience something before you can understand it
One must accept and endure a difficult situation
To accept and endure a difficult situation
Must use both persuasion and coercion
To be in a difficult or precarious situation
To take advantage of someone's weakness or vulnerability
to be so hungry that one could eat anything
To suffer consequences of one's own actions
You get what you pay for
Suffering consequences of one's own actions
To suffer the consequences of one's actions
to suffer because of someone else's mistake
Must leave when starting, must return when finishing
One trouble leads to another
Something is valid only when all necessary parts are present
reflect or echo back
To betray or turn against one's teacher or mentor
a condition that makes a treatment or procedure inadvisable
Illogical or unreasonable
Opposing or undermining democratic principles
Against the interests of one's own nation
Against the constitution
Unscientific or contrary to scientific principles
not economically viable
Opposed to feudalism
to counterattack with verbal criticism
Opposite of what is taught or expected
Take advantage of both sides for personal gain
Take advantage of someone's kindness while causing trouble for them
conditional response