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1. Add legs to the snake after you have finished drawing it.
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2. A book holds a house of gold.
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/ N% J, q3 F& K1 `3. Crows everywhere are equally black.
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4. Dream different dreams while on the same bed.# h. C8 ^ W. \3 y9 x3 ^' f. E2 [
* ^/ e$ `8 y( U! p: @* S+ ^8 P5. Even a hare will bite when it is cornered.& v6 ~' H4 N7 D" I* `) g9 @
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6. Have a mouth as sharp as a dagger, but a heart as soft as tofu.7 v1 u6 P% \0 b' K# N N
' }& q( R; j& `. w7. An inch of time is an inch of gold, but you can't buy that inch of time with an inch of gold.$ c& x0 e: X \" \+ S1 c* R
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8. Looking for the ass on its very back.
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; I4 d, p. V7 C7 X# `: x5 p9. The longer the night lasts, the more our dreams will be.
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4 G6 M6 t/ Q2 g: a9 k* S10. No wind, no waves.4 q9 V k. {- G$ m) g$ h* c0 R
E* s8 ^# D8 r! ]8 I: @) C11. Of all the stratagems, to know when to quit is the best.1 z6 G7 b6 U& ? Z C+ c! a1 P, M
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12. Once on a tiger's back, it is hard to alight.
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/ C7 o, q' a. x7 ~% i$ D13. One monk shoulders water by himself; two can still share the labor among them. When it comes to three, they have to go thirsty.
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* P% a# Y( ]2 S6 g14. Paper can't wrap up a fire.# x9 b' l! q. ^5 s
8 _! j" Z+ ?. B# X: i. J; l' B* O3 t15. A smile will gain you ten more years of life.; a/ o; \- r! Z% Y
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16. A sly rabbit will have three openings to its den.
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* Y( g1 Q4 K: S; i17. Some prefer carrot while others like cabbage.6 V6 {# ]" Q: G) G; c' F
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18. Steal a bell with one's ears covered.
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19. There are always ears on the other side of the wall.0 ]( S9 F9 ~3 u7 e) j1 l8 b
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20. Vicious as a tigress can be, she never eats her own cubs.
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1 O5 o9 G) V7 Q1 K21. A weasel comes to say "Happy New Year" to the chickens.8 |( O% Y% s' M
; _1 j( c2 r1 N* h22. Without rice, even the cleverest housewife cannot cook.$ ~% D0 S. T' [' g
4 B1 A. t5 f# t- ^* j4 _; P23. The more you sweat in Peacetime, The less you bleed during War.; I: ]4 p3 o$ g. v/ {* I
0 ]* G+ d) s# d9 J2 M, V24. Pure gold does not fear furnace.; _" Z- d; X n- n! V0 _+ Q) J' |
" b1 Q0 f8 U8 S: `1 F: t* F25. Those who do not read are no better off than those who can not.& l+ D j4 P3 g
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26. The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their right names.
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27. The man who removes a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.
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- k" v/ _0 t" z) X4 x, w% D28. He painted a tiger, but it turned out a dog.
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) Y0 _: c' S. e2 C29. If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow.+ S' ^6 y1 b# t+ ]1 ?) N
, A- T: }3 E. M# w* i5 W% N* f30. After three days without reading, talk becomes flavorless.2 @ j( H, | x* W
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31. A book is like a garden carried in the pocket., X% O9 o- ]' E% x2 J8 w
1 q0 S5 l! w2 r) k& L) D0 Z& ?32. Sour, sweet, bitter, pungent, all must be tasted.& p- |$ l% ]" l5 H
( ]' k, I T4 D3 h8 t" P- ?3 {/ O33. With money you are a dragon; with no money, a worm.8 o2 X, L) q+ H7 ]
7 P- R! U% r, Y+ j- p8 D34. There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but the view is always the same.5 [, @1 W+ n: e9 V5 _' \. c
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/ E" s- l- `+ m* O36. It is not necessary to light a candle to the sun.; u, o" C2 y' U, o/ [
. ~! C( g" @+ _$ p# f& h37. He who rides the tiger can never dismount.
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: A' Q% Y- K5 I38. Every day cannot be a feast of lanterns.
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% ~9 J1 i# V7 n5 l( A4 J" p39. It is not the knowing that is difficult, but the doing.
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; \8 ?, p. @- ]- |$ w( \7 p7 t40. Virtue never dwells alone; it always has neighbours.
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, n z9 E. w0 t41. The Gods cannot help those who do not seize opportunities' R4 x8 N5 e# N9 w
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