fearing neither Heaven nor Earth; afraid of nothing and no one

literally meaning newborn calves do not fear tigers; describes young or inexperienced people who are courageous, daring, and undaunted by danger

literally "fragrant wine does not fear deep alleys"; a proverb meaning that if a product or person is of high quality, people will naturally find them regardless of how obscure their location or lack of promotion is

literally "a dead pig is not afraid of being scalded by boiling water"; used to describe a person who has no more concerns or is so shameless that they no longer care about the consequences of their actions

A person of integrity or a high-quality product can stand up to severe tests or any trial

an honest person is not afraid of being tested; integrity can withstand any challenge

Literally "a newborn calf is not afraid of the tiger," used to describe the courage and fearlessness of young people who are bold because they lack experience or have no fear of danger

less worried about being robbed than about a thief having their sights set on you; it is more dangerous when someone is constantly plotting or waiting for an opportunity to do harm than the harm itself (idiom)

The poor who have nothing to lose do not fear those in power; literally translates to "the barefoot person does not fear the one wearing shoes".

literally "don't worry about not being able to judge the quality of goods, only worry about comparing one item against another"; a proverb meaning that the true value of an object or person can only be determined through direct comparison

It is better to be safe than sorry; to be prepared for the unlikely event that something goes wrong. Literally "not afraid of the ten thousand normal cases, but afraid of the one-in-ten-thousand chance."

a hero does not care if they come from humble beginnings; suggests that talented or ambitious people can succeed in life regardless of their social background

literally translated as "a good meal doesn't fear being late," this is used to mean that a high-quality result or a positive outcome is worth waiting for even a long delay

As long as the green mountains remain, one does not need to worry about wood for fuel; as long as one preserves the most essential thing, usually one's life or health, there is always a chance for a future comeback or further development.

(idiom) a person of integrity can withstand any test; a true person is not afraid of being tested

(idiom) An upright person does not need to fear gossip or slander; literal meaning: "a straight foot has no fear of a crooked shoe".

literally meaning "if the body is straight, one need not fear that the shadow is slanted"; used to express that as long as one acts honorably, there is no need to worry about what others say or think

Literally, do not fear not knowing the quality of goods, but only fear comparing them; it means that the true value of a person or object can only be determined through comparison with others.

A proverb meaning that if one does not do anything wrong, they have no reason to fear being caught or punished.

(proverb) literally meaning it is not high officials one should fear, but rather the person with direct authority over oneself; used to express that one must comply with those in immediate control

(proverb) It is better to make slow progress than to stop entirely; as long as one keeps going, a goal can be achieved.

A popular saying meaning that a foolish or incompetent teammate is more dangerous and damaging to one's cause than even the most powerful enemy.