Chinese Proverbs - page 49

Present afflictions may tend to our future good. (Chinese Proverb)
James Kelly (1818). A Complete Collection of Scottish Proverbs Explained and Made Intelligible to the English Reader. Rodwell and Martin. p. 43. View proverb
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Man's schemes are inferior to those made by heaven. View proverb
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To hit a dog with a meat-bun, so it leaves never turning around. View proverb
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Transliteration (pinyin): Sān gè héshàng méi shuǐ hē. View proverb
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Three monks have no water to drink. View proverb
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Try to save the dead horse as if it is still alive. View proverb
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You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. View proverb
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Horace, Of the Art of Poetry, Wentworth Dillon's trans, line 212. (19 BC) View proverb
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Barack Obama, Speech at Arlington, Virginia. View proverb
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Meaning: Nature can help and harm you. The people (the water) can raise someone (a boat) to power, but can also take that power away (sinking the boat). (Chinese Proverb)
The sky is big and the emperor is far away. View proverb
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Meaning: Having done something wrong for the first time, you are afraid/do not want to do it again. View proverb
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If one does not plow, there will be no harvest. View proverb
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Meaning: Work hard and you shall gain success. View proverb
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Transliteration (pinyin): Zìzhù zhě tiānzhù. View proverb
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Those who help themselves, God will help. View proverb
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Joseph Alleine, The Solemn Warnings of the Dead: or, An Admonition to Unconverted Sinners (1804), Chapter 3. View proverb
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Meaning: "Those who are late to act, arrive, or get up tend to miss opportunities already seized by those who came earlier." View proverb
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When one blind man leads several blind men, before long all will fall into a fire pit. View proverb
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A courageous foe is better than a cowardly friend. (Chinese Proverb)
A bad workman blames his tools. View proverb
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A dead songbird gives us no meat. View proverb
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A dragon will be teased by a shrimp in a shoal water; a tiger will be bullied by a dog on a treeless plain. View proverb
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You can't fare well, but you must cry roast meat. View proverb
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