Của gian là của độc
Ill-gotten gains bring harm
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Ill-gotten gains bring harm
Wealthy people have many descendants to inherit their assets
Wealthy people have many descendants to inherit their assets
Wealth is fleeting, but a good reputation lasts forever
Wealthy people have countless ways to make money
Wealth and treasure will come to those who are fortunate
Wealth and riches belong to those with good fortune
Wealth is hard to accumulate but easy to lose
Wealthy people have many descendants, but poor people have to work hard until they die
To show off fake things and hide real ones
Fate decides one's wealth or poverty
Fate decides one's wealth
Good things come to those who are fortunate
Something openly available is for anyone to take or use
Something openly available is often neglected
Public property is often neglected
Something publicly known or obvious
Wealth gained by luck will eventually disappear
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Something that is no longer available is often appreciated more than when it was
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Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Wealth without management will eventually be depleted
Wealth will be depleted even without being used.
People are more valuable than material possessions
Wealth does not last in a large family
No matter how many children you have, wealth will still run out if it's not well-managed
Even a large quantity of something unenjoyable will eventually be used up
Something very precious
Wealth corrupts morals
Wealth can be a source of trouble
Honest earnings are valued, while ill-gotten gains are disregarded
Honest earnings are valued, while ill-gotten gains are disregarded
Keep what you earn, discard what you gain from cheating
Legitimate wealth is preserved, illegitimate wealth is exposed
Wealth earned is spent lavishly, but wealth given is used sparingly
Community property is shared among all
Good things can have bad consequences
Something bought is something earned
Unable to appreciate one's own advantages
Unable to appreciate one's own strengths and unaware of others' weaknesses
To take good care of others' things but neglect one's own
To be very protective of one's own things but careless with others'
Be generous with one's own possessions, but stingy with others'
One's own things are precious and valuable.
As wealth decreases, children grow up and become independent
Selling something valuable at a very low price
Shared work and shared reward
Shared responsibility and benefit
Refuse to contribute or cooperate with others
Good things are often overlooked or underappreciated
Good things don't last long
Nothing good lasts forever
Something attractive but potentially harmful
Good things come easily to those who are favored
Good things come to those who wait or are patient.
Good things come to those who wait
Good things are often given to those who do not appreciate them
Something given freely should not be taken advantage of
Something that is not worth fighting over