
míng
|
zhī
|
shān
|
yǒu
|
hǔ,
|
piān
|
xiàng
|
hǔ
|
shān
|
xíng
|
明
|
知
|
山
|
有
|
虎,
|
偏
|
向
|
虎
|
山
|
行
|
Although knowing that tigers reside in the mountain, one still insists on walking up there. |
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nìng
|
wéi
|
yù
|
suì,
|
bù
|
wèi
|
wǎ
|
quán
|
宁
|
为
|
玉
|
碎,
|
不
|
为
|
瓦
|
全
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Better to be a shard of jade than a whole tile. |
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pín
|
jū
|
nào
|
shì
|
wú
|
rén
|
wèn,
|
fù
|
zài
|
shēn
|
shān
|
yǒu
|
yuǎn
|
qīn
|
贫
|
居
|
闹
|
市
|
无
|
人
|
问,
|
富
|
在
|
深
|
山
|
有
|
远
|
亲
|
If you are poor, even if you live in a crowed city you will be alone. But if you are rich, even if you live in uninhabited mountains the most distant relatives will flock to you. |
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píng
|
shēng
|
bú
|
zuò
|
kuī
|
xīn
|
shì,
|
bàn
|
yè
|
qiāo
|
mén
|
xīn
|
bù
|
jīng
|
平
|
生
|
不
|
做
|
亏
|
心
|
事,
|
半
|
夜
|
敲
|
门
|
心
|
不
|
惊
|
A clear conscience sleeps even through thunder. |
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píng
|
shí
|
bù
|
shāo
|
xiāng,
|
lín
|
shí
|
bào
|
fó
|
jiǎo
|
平
|
时
|
不
|
烧
|
香,
|
临
|
时
|
抱
|
佛
|
脚
|
Never burning incense when all is well, but clasping Buddha’s feet in an emergency. |
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qiān
|
jūn
|
yì
|
dé,
|
yí
|
jiàng
|
nán
|
qiú
|
千
|
军
|
易
|
得,
|
一
|
将
|
难
|
求
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It is easy to find a thousand soldiers, but hard to find a good general. |
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