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Don't worry about losing a friend when being honest
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Don't worry about losing a friend when being honest
To lose a friend by trying to be friends
to take sides and argue
Wealth depends on luck, and food portions depend on status
Acting without authority or leadership
To work extremely hard to pay off debts
One's life is determined by their circumstances
To be a leader, one must have courage and determination.
People have different standards of happiness
To do two things at once
Think carefully and consider the consequences
Building a house is costly
Doing good deeds is just as important as gaining wealth
Do good without expecting reward
Doing good deeds will bring benefits in the afterlife
Doing good deeds brings good fortune
Doing good deeds brings wealth in spirit
Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses
When one person succeeds, the whole family benefits
Agriculture is less profitable than sericulture
to invest time or effort but yield no results
Farming generates income, but building a house incurs expenses
A person who marries into a family must adapt to their customs
Work extremely hard but still be poor
A man should work to support his family
Doing too much or too little can be equally bad
Vietnamese folk verse (ca dao); English definition pending editorial review.
A good husband can attract a virtuous wife
Vietnamese folk verse (ca dao); English definition pending editorial review.
Better to be poor than to lose dignity
To kick up a fuss — blowing a small matter into loud commotion.
to have many unjust or ungrateful family members as a wife
Even a prostitute has someone to praise her
Even prostitutes have their own dignity and pride
Having a good reason or excuse for doing something wrong
Engaging in a disreputable occupation does not bring sufficient benefits
to accompany or follow someone on their journey
Doing good deeds can lead to resentment, while being friends can result in personal loss
bus lane
cycle lane
One must adapt to local customs and rules
A place with beautiful scenery and peaceful life
A peaceful and idyllic rural scene
Good deeds are often outweighed by bad consequences
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
A person of noble birth or high social status
Inseparable or very close
Adapt to changing circumstances
To be in a desperate or hopeless situation
Earning interest on both the principal and accrued interest
To fuss or bother excessively about something
To experience sudden and extreme changes in fortune
to go against the norm or convention
You only appreciate something's value when you lose it
Experience many difficulties and challenges
To give a lecture or speech
Living together in harmony despite differences
Living in a state of uncertainty and instability
Living in a state of uncertainty and instability
Vietnamese folk verse (ca dao); English definition pending editorial review.