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The weak are oppressed by the strong
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The weak are oppressed by the strong
Even an ugly person can have a beautiful feature
Something impossible or highly unlikely to happen
to speak out of turn
A small action can have far-reaching consequences
Even the smallest creatures can have a big impact
A stubborn person will eventually give in
Something unexpected happens when everything seems fine
An opportunity is lost due to carelessness
Having a limited perspective
To talk nonsense or boast
Intelligence is not related to physical size
To show respect or admiration to someone of higher status
A person's true nature is revealed
Something or someone is completely out of place
Refers to famous products from specific places
a person who is extremely thin
Siblings are just like parents
A person's appearance does not reflect their true nature
A lone mandarin duck and a lone phoenix
Completely confused or chaotic
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
A long preparation leads to a quick result
A woman's pregnancy is longer than her husband's absence
To deceive or cheat someone by replacing something with a worthless substitute
Someone who is stingy or miserly
Everyone has their own troubles
Some fields have renowned experts
Each person is responsible for their own actions and consequences
Each person is responsible for their own actions
Each person benefits or suffers from their own actions
Each person receives the consequences of their own actions
a police officer at the local or community level
One's father's merit is boundless and immeasurable
One's parents' kindness is immense and boundless
One's father's merit is as great as a mountain, one's mother's love is as pure as a stream
One's father's merit is boundless, one's mother's kindness is pure
A noble person suffers like a poor one
One evil is replaced by a worse one
Success and fame have not yet been achieved.
to notarize a document
publicly announce or declare something
One who sows will reap the benefits
Preparation is often more important than the actual task
You reap what you sow
Good deeds will be rewarded, bad actions will be punished
Fame and wealth are just illusions
Opportunities come from hard work
to nationalize or make something publicly owned
Many tasks at the same time
Good deeds will be rewarded
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Educational technology
workers and employees
Working hard but achieving little
A person's merits are acknowledged by society
industry and agriculture
Fake or pretended debt
Debts of gratitude and revenge are not easily repaid
Repay debts gradually