Idiomatic expression indicating readiness pending one condition.
1. Man proposes, God disposes.
2. Find relaxation through literature and martial arts.
3. Time flows like water, silent and unseen.
4. One foot cannot walk alone, and one hand cannot weep alone.
5. If you burn your bridges, you might win the battle.
6. By listening to both sides, one attains enlightenment.
7. Do extraordinary things with an ordinary heart.
8. To listen to both sides is to be wise; to listen to only one is to be in darkness.
9. Everything is ready, except for the east wind.
10. To never forget dangerous people is to fear one's own decline.
11. A fire at the doorstep can bring disaster to the fish in the pond.
12. As a person is, so shall they be.
13. A book read a hundred times will reveal its profound meaning.
14. Knowledge is eternal, and so is learning.
15. Study hard, practice diligently, and strive for excellence.
16. To be greedy and abandon justice is a curse.
17. Wherever there is gold, there are also stones.
18. Having a thousand armies is somehow easier than having just one.
19. Different people have different perspectives on the same matter.
20. Just causes receive widespread support, while unjust causes receive very little.
1、人谋事，天主宰。
2、通过文学与武术，获得身心的放松。
3、时光如流水，悄然无声。
4、单足难行，单手难泣。
5、若你过河拆桥，便能赢得这场战斗。
6、兼听则明，方能开悟。
7、以平常心，做不平凡的事。
8、兼听则明，偏听则暗。
9、除了东风，万事俱备。
10、警惕危险之人，实则是担忧自身的衰落。
11、门前的火灾，亦可能给池中鱼带来灾难。
12、人有其性，亦有其态。
13、书读百遍，自有深意。
14、知识永恒，学习亦永恒。
15、勤学苦练，力争上游。
16、贪婪并背弃正义，乃是一种诅咒。
17、有金之处，必有顽石。
18、拥有千军万马，竟比拥有一支军队还要容易。
19、面对同一事物，人各有见。
20、正义的事业广受支持，而不义的事业则鲜有人支持。