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One who eats at another's house will die at their gate
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One who eats at another's house will die at their gate
When you have food, you worry about other things, but when hungry, food is all that matters
When rich, one wastes food, but when poor, one eats plain food
When one has money, they spend it extravagantly, but when poor, they become frugal
Being greedy and wanting more than what one has
Everyone has their own way to achieve success
Every problem has a solution
There's always a solution to every problem
There is always a solution to every problem
There's always a way to overcome difficulties
You can't teach an old person new things
Old habits are hard to change
Young and inexperienced
A child's mind and an adult's body
Youth is for learning, old age is for enjoying
One trouble after another
Everyone has their own troubles
Raising children is a full-time job
To nurture a plan to destroy an enemy while pretending to be friendly
Raising someone else's child can bring trouble
It's unacceptable to discuss or calculate the cost of raising one's own child
One only understands parental love when having children of one's own
Raising children is a responsibility of the whole community
Raising children is costly, just like raising chickens requires expensive feed.
To bring trouble upon oneself by being overly protective or lenient
To blame others for one's own mistakes
Raising children requires patience and careful attention
Blame others for one's own mistakes
To harbor or support a potential threat
Raising someone to have them betray or harm you
Raising someone to become ungrateful and harmful
To raise someone and have them harm you in return
Raising someone or something can lead to harm or betrayal
Raising someone to eventually become a burden
To nurture and support someone who eventually turns against you
Raising a daughter is easier than raising a son-in-law
Raising someone to bite the hand that feeds them
Raising children brings trouble
Choose a suitable partner for a successful relationship
Choose the right person for the task
To waste money on useless things
Raising children is like investing in one's future care
Raising children is like investing in their future well-being
Raising children to have them support you in old age
Raising children is like investing in one's future care
To invest effort and resources but receive little in return
To raise a tiger is to invite disaster
To employ someone to manage or take care of something, but they end up causing trouble instead
Raising children without discipline
Take care of your own family first
To raise someone or something for personal benefit
Raising children is like investing in one's future care
Raising children helps in old age
One must accept the responsibilities that come with a particular situation
Raising something that doesn't benefit you
Some jobs are more prestigious than others
Some jobs are more relaxing than others
Helping others can lead to benefits in return
To raise someone is to help them in times of need
To harbor enemies or threats in a safe place