two minds are better than one

one plays the good guy, the other plays the bad

both parties are willing; one likes to hit whilst the other is willing to suffer [written and colloquial]

be decisive; hurry up (spoken)

one thing cures one thing, glutinous rice exterminates wood louse, which refers to the theory of natural enemies

being able to understand one logic, reveals complete sense to hundreds of reasons or factors

speaking of the devil and he shall appear, when something / someone being discussed appear unexpectedly

lit. one chicken dies, another starts crowing, meaning nothing ends if it meant to survive

unity is strength [written and colloquial]

to have an unexpectedly huge upturn / win after a long period of downturn [colloquial]

one will always end up incurring some losses one way or the other in the moving process no matter how close you are moving to [colloquial]

lit. if it's not my business, should not be on my mind, meaning never mind other's business

we should try everything once because we only live once

old and penniless [colloquial]

there's no point in comparing between people, as we are all different, and can be endless in defining differences

all good things come to an end [written and colloquial]

Literally: Elder human is wise, elder ghost is powerful – The grown up / seniors are wiser as they have lots of experienced and have gone through numerous challenges in lives which made them wiser.

treating of customers or people differently based on benefits estimated to receive for one

tit for tat; eye for an eye

your kindness will be returned tenfold [written and colloquial]

you have your life, I have mine [written and colloquial]

one always can come up with a strategy to overcome another strategy

The man who comes to argue about the rights and wrongs is usually the wrong-doer himself

discuss or finalise about the practicals or actuals before emotions and relationships comes into consideration (business)

one should greet the host when entering their host, as one would pray when entering a temple; when in Rome, do as the Romans do [written and colloquial]

skillful enough to make good cusines but also presentable and elegant enough to entertain guests, a phrase to describe women who are good with housework and presentable at the same time [written and colloquial]

the ending or results will be the same no matter what one sacrifice

to make a rod for one's own back [colloquial]

an injustice has a start, a debt has a debtor, which means to understand a situation, one must find the ones who started it first

an ideal wife, who is presentable in lounge room, and is a great chef in the kitchen