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Use someone's experience as a lesson
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Use someone's experience as a lesson
Citizens of a country should unite and support each other
People in the same country should help and love each other
Study of heat, energy, and work
to become or make something tropical
to become or make something tropical in character
Very angry or furious
Very crowded and chaotic
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
Every person has their own problems to deal with
Every plan has its own timing and can be affected by circumstances
Everyone is responsible for their own life and affairs
A person with extensive knowledge
A family with many children
A family split by internal conflict
to take care of someone during childbirth
Be prepared for unexpected situations
A wealthy or prosperous family
Divide property and assets equally among family members
a person with specialized knowledge or expertise
a person who engages in politics
A problem is anticipated before it happens
People in authority or official position
A compromise is often necessary to resolve conflicts between two parties
a revolutionary's home or headquarters
People or things are often judged by the company they keep
People with similar characteristics or backgrounds gather together
Walls have ears, be careful what you say
Walls have ears, even in one's own home
Everyone has their own flaws or secrets
Every field has its master
Ministry of Industry and Trade
Misfortunes never come alone
A problem originates from the top or those in charge
Problems start from the top and spread downwards
A family's prosperity is ensured when sons build homes and daughters marry
Wealthy families have abundant food, while poor families have limited options
Wealthy families have food three meals a day, poor families have fire three times a day
Wealthy families can afford to be generous, but poor families struggle to make ends meet
The rich and the poor suffer equally in their own ways
The rich and the poor suffer equally in their own ways
Wealthy families can afford to do things at their convenience
Wealthy families have more to spare, poor families make do with less
Wealthy families easily get wealthier, while poor families struggle to improve
The rich preserve their wealth
The rich are greedy for power, the poor are greedy for food
The rich often overspend, the poor often overeat
The rich often waste, the poor often overconsume
Wealthy people are often surrounded by flatterers
Wealth is acquired through patience and long-term effort
Wealth is built through prudent financial management and patience
The rich eat three meals a day, the poor start a fire three times
A wealthy household has many servants
The wealthy can afford to keep their promises
Wealthy people's words carry great influence
The wealthy can afford to say what they want without consequence
The wealthy can pay fines, but the poor suffer punishment
Wealthy families have many troubles
Wealthy families value honest people, while official families like flatterers