English Version
Old sayings are like tea—mild yet lingering.
Walk with good companions; live near wise neighbors. A fine house is nothing without a kind community.
Among many, guard your tongue; in solitude, guard your heart. Words scatter like wind; thoughts grow like seeds.
A house trembles when its foundation shakes; a person falters when they forget their roots. Stay humble in wealth, steadfast in poverty.
Many favor the rich, as dogs favor those who feed them. But a true heart does not shift with fortune.
Save a hundred sheep, but not a single wolf—kindness needs discernment.
A good horse is not known by its neigh, nor a good person by their appearance.
A tiger may be thin, but its pride remains; a person may be poor, but not their spirit.
May these words light a quiet lamp in your journey.