Translation setting:
[None] [English]Post-Han ->
Sui-Tang ->
意林 ->
Volume 5 -> Taiyuan Jing, Volume 14
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怒如烈冬，喜如溫春。 |
| | Anger is like a fierce winter, and joy is like a warm spring.
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鸞鶵鳯子，養甡髙峙，隱耀深林，不食滓穢。 |
| | The phoenix's young, raised in lofty isolation, conceal their brilliance within the deep forest and do not consume filth or impurities.
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內清外濁，弊衣裹玉。 |
| | Internally pure yet externally muddied, they wrap jade in tattered clothes.
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十里九坎，牛馬低昂。 |
| | Every ten li has nine pitfalls; oxen and horses bow and rise.
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天氣左轉，星辰右行。陰陽運度，報返相迎。 |
| | The weather turns to the left, while stars move to the right. Yin and Yang circulate in their courses, meeting each other as they return.
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强梁者亡，掘强者折，大健者跋，大利者缺。激氣成風，湧氣成雨，濁霧成雪，清露成霜。 |
| | The strong and domineering perish; the one who digs forcefully breaks; the overly robust stumble; the excessively sharp become flawed. Agitated breath becomes wind, surging breath becomes rain, turbid mist becomes snow, and clear dew becomes frost.
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