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1761. While keeping a tiger from the front door, the wolf comes in at the back.. Chinese Proverb. While keeping a tiger from the front door, the wolf comes in at the back.

1762. While wrangling over a quarter of pig, you can lose a flock of sheep.. Chinese Proverb. While wrangling over a quarter of pig, you can lose a flock of sheep.

1763. Who arrives in the darkness departs as night falls.. Chinese Proverb. Who arrives in the darkness departs as night falls.

1764. Who has children cannot long remain poor; who has none cannot long remain rich.. Chinese Proverb. Who has children cannot long remain poor; who has none cannot long remain rich.

1765. Who is inferior and is ashamed of it proves that he really is inferior.. Chinese Proverb. Who is inferior and is ashamed of it proves that he really is inferior.

1766. Who is narrow minded cannot be bighearted.. Chinese Proverb. Who is narrow minded cannot be bighearted.

1767. Who is not satisfied with himself will grow; who is not sure of his own correctness will learn many things.. Chinese Proverb. Who is not satisfied with himself will grow; who is not sure of his own correctness will learn many things.

1768. Who rides a tiger cannot dismount.. Chinese Proverb. Who rides a tiger cannot dismount.

1769. Who teaches me for a day is my father for a lifetime.. Chinese Proverb. Who teaches me for a day is my father for a lifetime.

1770. Who tells me of my faults is my teacher; who tells me of my virtues does me harm.. Chinese Proverb. Who tells me of my faults is my teacher; who tells me of my virtues does me harm.

1771. Whoever buys a house must examine the beams; whoever wants a wife must look at her mother.. Chinese Proverb. Whoever buys a house must examine the beams; whoever wants a wife must look at her mother.

1772. Whoever keeps his door locked all the time longs for it to be broken down.. Chinese Proverb. Whoever keeps his door locked all the time longs for it to be broken down.

1773. Whoever tastes from the head of a poppy will not expect any thing from love.. Chinese Proverb. Whoever tastes from the head of a poppy will not expect any thing from love.

1774. Whoever tears his clothes must mend them himself.. Chinese Proverb. Whoever tears his clothes must mend them himself.

1775. Why jump in the water before the ship turns over.. Chinese Proverb. Why jump in the water before the ship turns over.

1776. Win a cat and lose a cow -- the consequence of litigation.. Chinese Proverb. Win a cat and lose a cow -- the consequence of litigation.

1777. Win your lawsuit and lose your money.. Chinese Proverb. Win your lawsuit and lose your money.

1778. Wine does not intoxicate a man -- a man intoxicates himself.. Chinese Proverb. Wine does not intoxicate a man -- a man intoxicates himself.

1779. Winning an argument does not mean one has convinced one's opponent.. Chinese Proverb. Winning an argument does not mean one has convinced one's opponent.

1780. Wisdom is attained by learning when to hold one's tongue.. Chinese Proverb. Wisdom is attained by learning when to hold one's tongue.

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