Đào Công
Proper Noun: - Tao Zhu Gong: A historical and literary figure, the pseudonym adopted by Fan Li, a famous Chinese strategist, merchant, and politician from the Spring and Autumn period. After achieving great success and wealth in the service of King Goujian of Yue, he famously renounced his titles and wealth to live a life of commerce and anonymity in the region of Tao, becoming a legendary symbol of wisdom, foresight, and successful business acumen.
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- Truyền thuyết về Đào Công là một bài học về sự khiêm nhường và khôn ngoan. (The legend of Tao Zhu Gong is a lesson in humility and wisdom.)
- Các thương nhân thường xem Đào Công như một biểu tượng của thành công trong kinh doanh. (Businessmen often regard Tao Zhu Gong as a symbol of success in commerce.)
- The term "Đào Công" is used in proverbial contexts to refer to someone who attains immense wealth through intelligence and trade, and who knows the precise moment to retire from power to preserve one's life and fortune.
- Anh ta khôn ngoan như Đào Công, biết cách kiếm tiền và lui về đúng lúc. (He is as wise as Tao Zhu Gong, knowing how to make money and retire at the right time.)
- Đào Chu Công: The full pseudonym of Fan Li. This variant is more formal and historically precise.
- Sử sách thường chép về Đào Chu Công. (Historical records often write about Tao Zhu Gong.)
- Fan Li: The real name of the historical figure.
- Tao Zhu Gong: The direct English transliteration of the pseudonym.
Làm giàu như Đào Công: To become as wealthy as Tao Zhu Gong; to amass a great fortune through trade and shrewdness.
- Ông ấy buôn bán khắp nơi và giàu có như Đào Công. (He trades everywhere and is as wealthy as Tao Zhu Gong.)
Thoái ẩn như Đào Công: To retreat from power and public life like Tao Zhu Gong; to wisely withdraw from a position of fame or authority to avoid danger.
- Sau khi thành công, ông ta đã thoái ẩn như Đào Công. (After achieving success, he retreated from public life like Tao Zhu Gong.)