Tiền phú hậu bần, làm giàu có số, tiền bần hậu phú
Wealth precedes poverty, good fortune comes before bad
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Wealth precedes poverty, good fortune comes before bad
Money paid to avoid military service
The wife of a high-ranking officer is not as valuable as the younger brother of a low-ranking one
A small amount of money from a junior is more valuable than a large amount from a senior
Money spent foolishly will lead to trouble
Money earned from a sideline job is more valuable than money earned from a main job
It's better to have a small amount of money consistently than a large amount occasionally
Having many resources but not utilizing them effectively
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
a state of being untouched or unspoiled
Something that starts strongly but ends weakly
study of past events
Prevention is better than cure
Having just enough money to meet basic needs
Prioritize wealth over morality
Something genuine is mixed with something fake
Something genuine is often used to obtain something fake
Money can buy fake goods
a large amount of money
To let go of something valuable in exchange for something worthless
Money saved at home is not profitable, but money invested outside can generate more wealth
Money saved at home earns interest
Money is plentiful and easily earned
One gets what they pay for
One gets what one pays for
Wealth and talent are limited by kindness and generosity
Wealth and virtue are mutually exclusive
Wealth and power can destroy human relationships
Wealth and material possessions are fleeting, but human relationships and kindness are eternal.
Wealth and virtue are exhausted
advance payment or deposit
to spend money generously
Western money, Chinese wine
Spend a lot of money on something of poor quality
Money cannot buy everything
Vietnamese idiom; English definition pending editorial review.
Waste money on worthless things
Money cannot buy everything
to assign monetary value to something
Wealth and prosperity will come naturally
A valuable or precious thing is hidden inside something ordinary
Money is hard to keep at home
Money is hard to keep and easy to spend
It's hard to earn money but easy to spend it
It's hard to earn money but easy to spend it
Money flows into the house of an official like charcoal into a furnace
Money easily enters the hands of corrupt officials
Money earned is quickly spent
Money comes in, but grain or resources go out
literary prize or award
One's own small advantage is better than others' big offers
What's lost is gone forever
Wealth and honor come from afar, but a good reputation comes from one's hometown.
Having limited resources but wanting to achieve something extravagant
Each person has their own strengths and weaknesses
Everyone returns to their hometown for traditional festivals
Money spent on education is never wasted
Wealth and prosperity are abundant in certain regions
Real money is more valuable than promised money
Money earned through honest labor is valued, while money from dishonest means is disregarded