The old man said:
1. Husband and wife are no better than dogs in the middle of the journey, and they run away when difficulties arise.
2. The first marriage is true, the second marriage is tiring, and the third marriage suffers.
3. I would rather marry a good girl from a brothel than a wife who lives in a red apricot.
4. Don’t knock on the widow’s door when you are lonely, and don’t enter the gambler’s house when you are rich.
5 Right and wrong are caused by too many mouths and too many words.
6. Don’t take a bath when you’re full, don’t pick your brain when you’re drunk; don’t expose your navel in spring, don’t sleep on rocks in summer, don’t sleep on boards in autumn, and don’t cover your head in winter.
7. The more impatient the temper, the lower the IQ; the more stable the temper, the deeper the wisdom; the greater the temper, the worse the health, the more stable the temper, the deeper the blessings.
8. What you eat in your belly is food, and what you wear on your body is clothing.
9. A man regards his wife as his treasure, and a wife regards her husband as her home.
10 If you know how to hurt, you will love your daughter-in-law, but if you don’t, you will love your daughter.
1. Husband and wife are no better than dogs in the middle of the journey, and they run away when difficulties arise.
2. The first marriage is true, the second marriage is tiring, and the third marriage suffers.
3. I would rather marry a good girl from a brothel than a wife who lives in a red apricot.
4. Don’t knock on the widow’s door when you are lonely, and don’t enter the gambler’s house when you are rich.
5 Right and wrong are caused by too many mouths and too many words.
6. Don’t take a bath when you’re full, don’t pick your brain when you’re drunk; don’t expose your navel in spring, don’t sleep on rocks in summer, don’t sleep on boards in autumn, and don’t cover your head in winter.
7. The more impatient the temper, the lower the IQ; the more stable the temper, the deeper the wisdom; the greater the temper, the worse the health, the more stable the temper, the deeper the blessings.
8. What you eat in your belly is food, and what you wear on your body is clothing.
9. A man regards his wife as his treasure, and a wife regards her husband as her home.
10 If you know how to hurt, you will love your daughter-in-law, but if you don’t, you will love your daughter.