Tham thì thâm, lâm thì mắc
Greed leads to trouble, entering the forest leads to getting lost
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Greed leads to trouble, entering the forest leads to getting lost
Greed leads to trouble, mistakes lead to loss
Greed leads to loss, mistakes lead to damage
Greed leads to trouble, mistakes lead to suffering
Greed leads to darkness
Greed leads to loss, silence leads to benefit
Greed leads to trouble, lust leads to demise
Greedy for both wealth and beauty
to conspire or collude with someone
To enjoy something, one must accept the risk of loss or consequences.
To abandon something of greater value in pursuit of something less valuable
Greedy for something valuable, one loses something more valuable
Greedy for something valuable, one loses something more valuable
Greed is a part of human nature
Being greedy but pretending to be virtuous will lead to no sympathy when one is in trouble
Greedy people are disliked even after death
Be greedy and suffer the consequences
Greed leads to trouble
Be greedy and lose everything
A person with a tough exterior but kind interior
Blame one's fate rather than taking responsibility
A complex and chaotic situation
Specialties of each region
The best and worst are clearly distinguished
Things are not as they seem
Each person has their own strengths
Harmony and cooperation bring success
a peaceful and serene state of mind
Good weather leads to a bountiful harvest
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Something is famous for its quality
Describes a place with beautiful scenery and abundant resources
to satisfy one's curiosity
Very cunning and deceitful
Idle and daydreaming
Being cunning and cautious
A bad person will eventually reveal their true nature
Work hard but gain nothing
Investing in a good cause or person brings great rewards
Replace someone in a position of power
Completely change one's nature or behavior
To change plans or methods when it's already too late
Replace the leader but keep the same system
A wise person adapts to new situations
Outward changes do not alter one's inherent nature
To change one's allegiance or loyalty
instead
Something or someone is famous only in a very limited area
Each person has their own strengths and weaknesses
Each person has their own strengths
To follow the strong and bully the weak
Follow someone blindly
Adapt to the environment and imitate others to fit in
To follow and imitate someone's behavior without understanding its purpose
Follow someone to gain benefits
Participate in a competition without intending to win
To compete with someone who has an unfair advantage
to take an exam or test
Compare oneself to someone superior