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má	què	suī	xiǎo,	wǔ	zàng	jù	quán
麻	雀	虽	小，	无	脏	俱	全

Small as it is, the sparrow has all the vital organs.

Last Updated on Thursday, 13 August 2009 12:16

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rén	yǒu	shī	zú,	mǎ	yǒu	shī	tí
人	有	失	足，	马	有	失	蹄

A man is prone to stumble when walking, and a horse is prone to stumble when galloping.

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rén	wú	yuǎn	lǜ,	bì	yǒu	jìn	yōu
人	无	远	虑，	必	有	近	忧

Those who do not plan for the future will find trouble on their doorstep.

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sān		gè	chòu	pí	jiàng,	dǐng	gè	zhū	gě	liàng
三		个	臭	皮	匠，	顶	个	诸	葛	亮

Three cobblers with their wits combined equal Zhuge Liang, the master mind.

Last Updated on Friday, 14 August 2009 11:41

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lù	yáo	zhī	mǎ	lì,	rì	jǐu	jiàn	rén	xīn
路	遥	知	马	力，	日	久	见	人	心

As distance tests a horse’s strength, so does time reveal a person’s real character.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 August 2009 17:29

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