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1. To know the road ahead, ask those coming back. ----Chinese Proverb & V9 W2 B" i' g% _
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2. A little impatience will spoil great plans. -----Chinese Proverb
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/ G9 r) w8 \# A; j* J( Q3. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. -----Chinese Proverb5 _2 c0 I: ?+ J, n' P$ C2 l
/ `; B5 N: |9 q4. If you bow at all, bow low. -----Chinese Proverb4 Y% L9 J" f9 ]0 ]8 U
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4. A smile will gain you ten more years of life. ------Chinese Proverb+ h5 l& _ q( m& C: d
* O1 z1 j) ?$ w3 E' f7 t5. A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song. -----Chinese Proverb
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, l! x H6 `+ p$ t5 n7 K6 m' u5 m! y6. A book holds a house of gold. ------Chinese Proverb
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. R: W' V0 U: P [) p) w, I) Y! T: B7. Talk does not cook rice. ---------Chinese Proverb: [- [- v. o' k* Z+ O: h7 y
! ~& [; r% j2 R- ^$ w; {& C/ p8. Experience is a comb which nature gives us when we are bald. ------Chinese Proverb
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4 }5 i* Z0 d' f( d9. Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid only of standing still. ---------Chinese Proverb2 U; }& r9 L7 T! g0 ~/ G
; G9 F4 ?, w. A% j% u0 f( {10. Behave toward everyone as if receiving a guest. -------Chinese Proverb |
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