shèng
bài
nǎi
bīng
jiā
cháng
shì
victory and defeat are both common in battle
sè
zì
tóu
shàng
yī
bǎ
dāo
Indulging on your lust is equivalent to hang a knife upon your head.
xíng
bǎi
lǐ
zhě
bàn
jiǔ
shí
the last part of an endeavor is the hardest to finish;One must sustain one's effort when a task is nearing compl;
yī
dài
jiàn
kuān
zhōng
bù
huǐ
I am getting thinner and thinner but never feel remorseful, preferring to lose weight for her to be depressed and emaciated.
yán
yǒu
jìn
ér
yì
wú
qióng
There's an end to the words, but not to their message;
shí
shí
wù
zhě
wéi
jùn
jié
A wise man always knows when and how to move with the times.
chē
dào
shān
qián
bì
yǒu
lù
In the end, things will mend.
jìn
shuǐ
lóu
tái
xiān
dé
yuè
To preempt some benefit or convenience by being close to some person or thing.
dào
bù
tóng
bù
xiāng
wéi
móu
Confucius :"Do not attempt to work with people whose way is not your way".
jiǔ
féng
zhī
jǐ
qiān
bēi
shǎo
When drinking with a bosom friend, a thousand cups will still be too little;