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A child is saved by their mother's virtue
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A child is saved by their mother's virtue
A child's fault is the parent's responsibility
A stepmother's care is not as good as a biological mother's
It's better to have children who can support you than to raise many
All children are equally loved and valued
A bad child disowns their poor parents
Children can be more clever than adults
Children's mischief can lead to trouble for their parents
Young children often inadvertently reveal secrets
A small achievement can bring great joy
Children inherit and continue their parents' traditions or legacy
A small but industrious person
A child's virtue is reflected in their parents
Children of officials become officials, children of poor families struggle
Even those of lower status must show respect to those of higher status
Children are raised and guided by their parents
Everyone knows what's going on
A small thing can make a big difference
A small thing can cause big problems
A small mistake can have serious consequences
A small thing can also be significant
It's easier to care for one's own children than others
A person of noble or high-ranking descent
A daughter-in-law is controlled by her husband's family
A daughter-in-law is controlled by her husband's family
A daughter belongs to her husband's family after marriage
A daughter's home is her husband's home after marriage
A wife should obey her husband
Don't waste or abandon something valuable
A small problem can spoil a large plan
One bad person can ruin the reputation of a whole group
One bad person can ruin the reputation of a whole group
Small but significant problems
A small problem can cause big trouble
One bad person can ruin the reputation of a whole group
Life has its ups and downs
Falling into a worse situation after trying to escape a bad one
Every family has its own problems
Children follow their mother, fish follow the water
Children belong to their mothers, fish belong to water
Children belong with their mothers, fish belong in water
Each thing has its own suitable place
The poor are punished more harshly than the wealthy
The poor are punished more severely than the wealthy
A clever child can manipulate others
A foolish wife can ruin a clever husband
A good child is like a lotus stem
A person's reputation or fame is tied to their birthplace
A son is equal to two daughters in terms of parental care
A person's reputation is ruined before they have a chance to prove themselves
A son from Jiangzhou, a daughter from Ladain
A son resembles his father
A person's family background does not guarantee their success
A son's mistake is visible, a daughter's is hidden
Someone is overly proud of their humble origins
Boys and girls are equally precious
A boy's misbehavior reflects on his parents, a girl's on herself
A husband is powerless at his wife's home
Something is invaluable and irreplaceable
Something or someone is useless or ineffective