giã gạo thì ốm, giã cốm thì khoẻ
Hard work leads to poverty, while easy work brings wealth
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Hard work leads to poverty, while easy work brings wealth
Do hard work when one is weak
Hard work and perseverance lead to success
to be extremely bored
To react violently or erratically
To react wildly or frantically
React violently or aggressively when provoked
To struggle or react violently
Struggle desperately like a leech in lime
Struggling desperately like a wounded animal
Struggle desperately in a hopeless situation
To struggle fiercely but ultimately be defeated
Struggle desperately like a leech in lime
Praising makes things good, criticizing makes things bad
To take a step back and reassess a situation
More is not always better
Having two things at once
Complete chaos or confusion
Everyone has their own opinion
Having two different tasks or jobs at the same time
Don't count your chickens before they hatch
Don't count your chickens before they hatch
A helper is more valuable than the main person
Something is of poor quality
Laugh and cry with someone
When old people catch a cold, it will be a harsh winter
A romantic and peaceful atmosphere
Difficulties and hardships
Trouble in one place leads to trouble in another
Different things thrive in different conditions
A storm is approaching
A sign that winter is approaching
A prolonged and persistent situation
Unstable or uncertain situation
People's behavior changes according to the situation
People's behavior changes according to circumstances
Everyone is responsible for their own actions
A strong wind destroys the weak and dry
To adapt to circumstances for personal gain
To adapt to circumstances
To adapt to the situation
Fleeting encounter or brief meeting
A chaotic or turbulent situation
Friends help each other in times of need
a strong and fierce gust of wind
Even a small problem can cause trouble
Calamities never come alone
Calm before the storm
Even a small problem can lead to big trouble if not handled properly
Even a small problem can lead to big trouble if not addressed
A storm is approaching
A small advantage can lead to greater benefits
Many troubles come with one misfortune
Only experience can reveal true character
Nature provides all the necessities
Fleeting and ephemeral
Small and insignificant things can cause big problems
A small gain is still a gain
When a person talks excessively, it is likely they are hiding something
A peaceful and serene atmosphere