1. When misfortunes come, blessings depend on them; when blessings come, misfortunes fall upon them - Laozi

The meaning of this sentence is that blessings and misfortunes are interdependent and transform each other. It is a metaphor that bad things can lead to good results, and good things can also lead to bad results.

2. A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise.

This sentence is also a blessing in disguise. It is a metaphor that although you suffer a loss for a while, you can gain benefits from it. It also means that bad things can turn into good things under certain conditions, and vice versa.

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3. “When you see roses, you say they are beautiful, and when you see snakes, you say they are disgusting. You don’t know that in this world, roses and snakes are inherently close. Friends, they transform into each other at night. The snake's cheeks are bright red and the rose scales are shining. You see the rabbit and say it is terrible. You don't know how they bleed and fall in love on a stormy night. Ji Fu

4. This is also the same as that, and that is also the same. That is also the same right and wrong, and this is also the same right and wrong. ——"Zhuangzi? Internal Chapter"

This sentence means that what is right here is wrong there.

5. This is the best of times, this is the worst of times; this is the age of wisdom, this is the age of stupidity; this is the season of light, this is the age of darkness season; this is the spring of hope, this is the winter of despair; people have everything in front of them, people have nothing in front of them; people are on the road to heaven, people are heading to the gate of hell. ——Dickens

6. The best things do not come alone, they come with everything.

——Tagore

7. If you shut out all errors, truth will also be shut out.——Tagore

8. Every coin has two sides.

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