One must bear the consequences of his own act

one plays the good guy, the other plays the bad

Not to do

Many hands make the job easy

a heart is made out of meat, which means no matter how cruel a person is, he or she still has some sympathy

tit for tat; eye for an eye

an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth; one is being forced to commit evil acts because others are being evil to him / her

paying respects to the deceased on their seventh day

(verb) to rob; to steal; to carry out a crime; to make a living

(verb) what are you doing?; (interrogative adverbs) why

what are you doing?

to be with someone for life

to have a child (slang)

(verb) to kill someone; to assassinate someone

winter solstice dinner

Too busy; too much work to do

do homework / to prepare

[literal translation] become someone's piggy; 豬仔 also means the one being sold for indentured servitude of hard labour

what's up?

unable to get things done in time

(verb) to do something; to work on; to work

perform in Cantonese opera / put on a show or an act

to do well

play both the good and bad person

to act with good intentions

to do appropriately

can, can do, able to do; work; helpful; ready

to hold a memorial ceremony of somebody's birthday and death; or may refers to kill or beat somebody up

rather live an ordinary life than strive for something better (slang)

causing (spoken)