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Subordinates can bring down their superior
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Subordinates can bring down their superior
Government and people are of the same mind
Return to a place with no reputation or prestige
A person with a high position but no real power
A leader's integrity is measured by their actions
A person with a bad reputation
Someone who is poor and has limited resources
Someone who is all show but lacks substance
A strong and capable leader attracts and gathers other strong and capable individuals
A strong or powerful person remains strong
Many minds can accomplish what one alone cannot
The leader's character determines the nature of their followers
Strictly follow rules and regulations
Husband and wife are like enemies
Incompetent leaders and subordinates
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Internal forces are more important than external influences
A gentleman keeps his word
A gentleman doesn't hold grudges for three years, but a petty person often does
A gentleman maintains a humble and gentle demeanor
A gentleman stays loyal to his friends forever
Good people cooperate with good people, while bad people associate with bad people
Noble people work together, petty people collude for personal gain
Noble people work together, petty ones collude for personal gain
A noble person perseveres, while a mean one achieves success
Noble people persevere together, while petty ones gang up to exploit
Gentlemen should help each other with loyalty and spirit
Gentlemen should help each other with loyalty and spirit
Men face difficulties, women face hardships
A gentleman does not act impulsively
A noble person studies to love others, a petty person studies to trick others
A gentleman can be persuaded by reason
Noble people think and plan carefully, while petty ones only focus on physical labor
A gentleman is recognized and respected everywhere
A noble person has flaws that are visible, while a mean person has flaws that are hidden
A noble person endures hardship with dignity, while a base person revels in mischief
A wise person keeps their word, a foolish one repeats it
A gentleman's word is his bond
A noble person holds grudges for three years, a petty person forever
A gentleman prioritizes self-protection
A gentleman prevents problems, a petty person prepares to fight
A gentleman defends himself with caution, a petty man with violence
A noble person's words are as good as their actions
Noble people harbor resentment for years, but petty ones only care about immediate gains
A gentleman remains calm in turmoil and peaceful at home
A gentleman acts with integrity and morality
A gentleman should stay at home, not interfere in politics
Good people mind their own business, bad people interfere with others
A gentleman keeps a distance from suspicious affairs
A gentleman waits for the right moment
A noble person achieves success with humility, while a petty person does so with arrogance.
A noble person hides their true character, while a mean person reveals theirs
A noble person suffers inwardly, while a mean person appears unaffected
A person without manners or morals
An army without a commander is as useless as a tiger without a head
An army without a commander is like a tiger without a head
A loyal subject must die if the king is killed
medical staff or personnel
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.