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1. To know the road ahead, ask those coming back. ----Chinese Proverb
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2. A little impatience will spoil great plans. -----Chinese Proverb
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' a4 W( F! d4 W. p. g \3. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. -----Chinese Proverb O% T+ C9 R. |. U; e4 C# g
( x+ }8 T1 H) k3 R% T2 |% H, i* d4. If you bow at all, bow low. -----Chinese Proverb
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' N& R/ r* C/ ^/ j8 N( ?4. A smile will gain you ten more years of life. ------Chinese Proverb/ A- g! S8 ]" K6 y' j( Y# [# X
; W, B* w! ?3 d, h, I$ P5. A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song. -----Chinese Proverb7 ~% C8 K% j1 r" H) X6 r
/ c2 Q) u- M, L1 K6. A book holds a house of gold. ------Chinese Proverb
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; z! x6 }3 s, A" P7. Talk does not cook rice. ---------Chinese Proverb
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3 o# C) Y5 }- e" `7 w. q- ?+ ?* v; J8. Experience is a comb which nature gives us when we are bald. ------Chinese Proverb0 Z# J8 T, i1 z
, j, N9 U7 C, D! g: S% ^9. Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid only of standing still. ---------Chinese Proverb* A8 ~: r' L5 o: p3 w8 q* \% V
+ m7 C' h& e \; h10. Behave toward everyone as if receiving a guest. -------Chinese Proverb |
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