English Version
In business, as in life, the simplest words often hold the deepest truth.
No fire, no steel. No insight, no trade.
A giant pumpkin stays local; a tiny pepper travels far.
To build wealth, open a shop. To trade well, cross many roads.
If you can’t praise, stay silent. If you can’t smile, don’t open a door.
You get what you pay for—but how you sell it changes everything.
Sell fresh greens, dry grain, lively fish, and crowing chickens.
First the terms, then the trust. Even brothers must settle accounts.
Business has no size, only integrity.
Profit matters, but never forget honor.
Wisdom isn’t in many words—it’s in a few, well lived.