trong nước Nam, ngoài nước Đế
At home, obey the father, abroad, obey the emperor
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Where will you be? Anywhere Hà Nội & the NorthHuế / Đà Nẵng & the CenterSài Gòn & the SouthOnline slang Bắc ↔ Nam words
At home, obey the father, abroad, obey the emperor
Nothing is more beautiful than a lotus flower
Loyalty and integrity are also forms of wealth
Excessive or leftover things
Third-rate tea and fourth-rate wine
Having many talents but none exceptionally well
overlong
Blame someone for interfering in others' business
Blame the virtuous for being unknown
Each person has their own unique strengths and weaknesses
Each person has their own strengths and weaknesses
Good people are often neglected, while those in trouble attract many opportunists
When one person fails, others will follow
Talking to someone who does not listen or understand
To suffer greatly from a failed attempt at something ambitious
Everywhere or all over the place
Those in higher positions look down on those below, while those below look up to those above
People look up to those in higher positions
To flirt or playfully tease someone
A person with some knowledge but lacking practical experience
Childish or immature behavior
Magical or deceptive tricks
To go around in circles without achieving anything
To search for something thoroughly and carefully
To surrender or give up completely
Once started, something must be finished
to be extremely surprised or astonished
A beautiful bamboo grows in front of the village temple
Many smart decisions can be ruined by one foolish mistake
A small but strategic action is more effective than many random ones
Many good things come from the heart
Many small efforts cannot achieve something significant
Not everything turns out as planned
A small mistake can lead to big trouble
Many people want to sell, but few want to buy.
Many different things come together to form a whole
Even the hardest things can be worn down by time
Even a long-standing promise can be broken
To blame one person for all the mistakes
Many ways to achieve a goal
Gratitude is not as valuable as money
Completely unemotional and stable
Experience comes before skill
Being clumsy at first but skilled later
A small dispute reveals a deeper issue
Some things are only good at first but lose value over time
A long-lasting and strong relationship
When the king dies, his mandarin also ages
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
No tolerance for the young, no pity for the old
Young people are energetic and strong
People enjoy activities suitable for their age
Children are pampered, while elders are respected and cared for.
Wholehearted and sincere in one's feelings and actions
Prioritizing the most important tasks
Respect and appreciate each other
Escape worldly troubles by hiding in a temple
Hide a problem rather than solve it
to escape or avoid something in a cowardly manner
Pride goes before a fall