1852 Chinese Proverbs / Page 12
221. 
A wise man makes his own decisions, an ignorant man follows the public opinion.
222. 
A wise man takes his own decisions; the ignorant goes with the crowd.
223. 
A wise man will not rebuke a fool.
224. 
A woman gets thirty percent of her beauty from nature and seventy percent from makeup.
225. 
A woman that always laughs is everybody's wife; a man that is always laughing is an idiot.
226. 
A word once spoken, an army of chariots cannot overtake it.
227. 
A year's harvest counts on spring; a man's success counts on his diligence.
228. 
A young branch takes on all the bends that one gives it.
229. 
A young doctor makes a full graveyard.
230. 
A young woman with an old man is really someone else's woman.
231. 
Abroad we judge the dress; at home we judge the man.
232. 
Active people never have louse bites.
233. 
Add a flower to a bouquet.
234. 
Add frost to snow.
235. 
Add legs to the snake after you have finished drawing it.
236. 
Add legs to the snake one has just painted.
237. 
Add oil to a fire.
238. 
After all, harming others means you first harm yourself.
239. 
After three days without reading, talk becomes flavorless.
240. 
Aged ginger is more pungent.
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