17 classic sayings, all of which are empirical truths

1. Good chickens do not fight with evil dogs.

A good chicken does not fight with a vicious dog. It is a metaphor that good people disdain to fight against vicious bad people.

2. Hit the snake's head and fish its mouth.

This sentence is intended to illustrate: When doing things, you must grasp the key points, and when fighting the enemy, you must grasp the key points.

3. Fire comes from the fire.

Describes unbearable anxiety.

4. A good memory is not as good as a bad writing.

Memory, memory. It means that no matter how good your memory is, it is not as reliable as writing it down with a pen. It is often used to persuade people to write down knowledge points in notes. There are many hospitable hosts.

Hospitality refers to a welcome guest. It means that a popular person likes friends to visit his home.

5. The fire is three thousand feet high.

Describes being extremely angry.

6. A good hunter is not afraid of birds and does not throw himself into the forest.

A good hunter never worries about a bird not flying into the woods. Refers to an experienced person who has a grasp of things.

7. A good Lingluo has a short ruler.

Ruler head, size. Silk materials with good quality and good colors are available in smaller sizes. It means that nothing will be perfect.

8. Misfortune cannot be found but everyone brings it upon himself.

Disasters are all self-inflicted.

9. Don’t forget the pain after the scar is healed.

Although the scar has healed, don’t forget the pain when you were sick. This proverb often advises people not to forget the pain of the past just because the environment has improved.

10. Fire symbol.

The most urgent order.

11. The brave can conquer the world, but the timid cannot move forward.

People need to be a little aggressive, and sometimes even a little adventurous. If you are too cautious, you will not accomplish much.

12. Selling goods will help you know your family.

Goods should be sold to people who know the goods.

13. But if it hurts the people and makes them sick, it is taboo if you don’t know the time.

They are only sad for the suffering of the people, but do not know how to avoid the taboos of those in power in order to protect themselves.

14. But if you are loyal, you will be willing to burn jade.

As long as you can keep your loyal character, you are willing to be burned like jade.

15. Only in severe drought do we realize that firewood is better than gui, and in famine years we believe that rice is like pearls.

On a severe drought day, not even a blade of grass grows. Only then do we realize that firewood is as precious as a osmanthus tree. In the famine years when there was no food, only then did we believe that rice was as precious as pearls.

16. The scar is healed and the pain is forgotten.

Once the scar is healed, the pain will be forgotten. It is often used to satirize people who forget their past pain as soon as their situation improves.

17. A good horse never stops, and a good ox keeps plowing.

A good horse runs without stopping; a good ox plows the ground without stopping. Describes a person with ambition and perseverance who works hard and is diligent.