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Title: CHINESE WORDS OF WISDOM


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  • Compiled by
  • Huma Malik
  • January 2020

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  • A bad word worshipped will echo a hundred miles. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A bird does not sing because it has an answer to
    something, it sings because it has a song. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A clear conscience never fears midnight knocking.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A closed mind is like a closed book just a block
    of wood.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A fall into a ditch makes you wiser. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A good teacher better than a barrowful of books.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A hundred NO's are less agonizing than one
    insincere YES. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A little impatience will spoil great plans.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A man grows most tired while standing still.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A man who cannot tolerate small misfortunes can
    never accomplish great things.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A single conversation with a wise man is worth a
    months study of books.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A smile will gain you ten more years of life. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A whitewashed crow soon shows black again. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • A wise man makes his own decisions an ignorant
    man follows public opinion.  
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • All things are difficult before they are easy. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • An inch of time is an inch of gold but you can't
    buy that inch of time with an inch of gold.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • An invisible thread connects those who are
    destined to meet.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Be not afraid of growing slowly be afraid only
    of standing still. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Before preparing to improve the world, first look
    around your own home three times. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Better the cottage where one is merry than the
    palace where one weeps.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Better to light a candle than to curse the
    darkness. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Blame yourself as you blame others forgive
    others as you forgive yourself. - Chinese Proverb

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  • Control your emotions or they will control you. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Dig the well before you are thirsty.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Dont listen to what they say. Go see. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Even a hare will bite when it is cornered.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.
  • - Confucius

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  • Experience is a comb which nature gives us when
    we are bald.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Forget the favors given remember those received.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.
    Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a
    lifetime.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Govern a family as you would cook a small fish -
    very gently. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Habits are cobwebs at first cables at last. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • He who asks a question is a fool for five
    minutes he who does not ask a question remains a
    fool forever. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • He who returns from a journey is not the same as
    he who left.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • If you are patient in one moment of anger, you
    will escape a hundred days of sorrow.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • If you plan for one year, plant rice. If you plan
    for ten years, plant trees. If you plan for 100
    years, educate mankind.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • If your mind is strong, all difficult things will
    become easy if your mind is weak, all easy
    things will become difficult.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • It is easy to find a thousand soldiers, but hard
    to find a good general.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • It is not the knowing that is difficult, but the
    doing.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner
    everywhere. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Listening well is as powerful as talking well,
    and is also as essential to true conversation.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Mans schemes are inferior to those made by
    heaven.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Man cannot be judged by looks seas cannot be
    measured by cup.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Neither fortunes nor flowers last forever.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • No matter how tall the mountain is, it cannot
    block the sun.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Numerous friends mean no deep friendship.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Often one finds ones destiny just where one
    hides to avoid it.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • One who stands straight doesn't fear a crooked
    shadow.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Only one who can swallow an insult is a man.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Outside noisy, inside empty.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Patience is a bitter plant, but its fruit is
    sweet.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Pearls dont lie on the seashore. If you want
    one, you must dive for it.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Ripe fruit falls by itself - but it doesn't fall
    in your mouth.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Simple to open a shop another thing to keep it
    open.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Slow work
  • fine work.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Solve one problem, and you keep a hundred others
    away. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Teachers open the door you enter by yourself.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Tell me, I forget. Show me, I remember. involve
    me, I understand.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Tension is who you think you should be,
    relaxation is who you are.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • The journey of a thousand miles starts with a
    single step.
  • - Lao Tzu

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  • The more you sweat in practice, the less you
    bleed in battle.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • The person attempting to travel two roads at once
    will get nowhere.
  • Xun Kuang

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  • The person who is his own master cannot tolerate
    another boss.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • The pine stays green in winter . . . wisdom in
    hardship.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • The swiftest horse can't overtake a word once
    spoken.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Those who just want speed don't succeed.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Timely return of a loan makes it easier to borrow
    a second time.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • To build it took one hundred years to destroy it
    one day.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • To have principles first have courage.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • To know a fish go to the water to know a bird's
    song go to the mountains.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • To know another is not to know the person's face,
    but to know the person's heart.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • True knowledge is when one knows the limitations
    of ones knowledge.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Two good talkers are not worth one good listener.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Watch over workers at their labors, not their
    meals.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • We count our miseries carefully, and accept our
    blessings without much thought.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • What you do not wish for yourself, do not do to
    others. 
  • - Confucius

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  • When the waters drop, the rocks appear. 
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • When the winds of change blow, some people build
    walls and others build windmills.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • With virtue you can't be completely poor without
    it you can't be truly rich.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Without sorrows no one becomes a saint.
  • - Chinese Proverb

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  • Compiled by
  • Huma Malik
  • January 2020
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