1852 Chinese Proverbs / Page 57
1121.
One never accuses without a little bit of lying.1122.
One never comes to pray in the Temple of Three Treasures if he is not in trouble.1123.
One never needs their humor as much as when they argue with a fool.1124.
One palm makes no applause.1125.
One should be just as careful in choosing one's pleasures as in avoiding calamities.1126.
One sings, all follow.1127.
One step at a time is good walking.1128.
One step in the wrong direction will cause you a thousand years of regret.1129.
One thing well done is a hundred done; one thing that fails dooms the rest.1130.
One who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; one who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.1131.
One who is fit to sit facing the south.1132.
One who knows the limit knows true happiness.1133.
One who walks along a river frequently cannot avoid getting his shoes wet.1134.
One who would pick the roses must bear with the thorns.1135.
One's own meat dishes are not as delicious as other's vegetarian ones.1136.
One's shadow grows larger than life when admired by the light of the moon.1137.
One's skills are his inexhaustible treasure keeping him from hunger wherever he goes.1138.
One's son is clever while the neighbor is suspicious.1139.
One's true nature is revealed in time of difficulty.1140.
Ones who are unable to live under the same sky.