Have you ever met somebody who is completely different to you but is still likeable? If you want to agree to disagree and still get along with them, here is a Chinese saying you can say, 日月不同光，昼夜各有宜！

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It’s said that “he who wants a rose must respect the thorn,” which tells us that even the best situations have their downsides. There’s a Chinese equivalent, 甘瓜抱苦蒂，美枣生荆棘. Listen to the podcast to find out what it means.

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Chinese people believe in the power of collective effort. We enjoy a good superhero story, but we also believe that even Superman needs a team like the Justice League. Niuniu talks about her favorite saying related to this idea: 众人拾柴火焰高.

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