Chinese Proverb: 【浪子回头金不换】
Chinese Pinyin: làng zǐ huí tóu jīn bù huàn
Definition:
- A prodigal son who returns is more precious than gold.
- A prodigal’s repentance is a priceless treasure.
- Broken bones well set become stronger.
Note: This proverb expresses the immense value of sincere repentance and personal reform, suggesting that someone who has strayed but genuinely mends their ways is more valuable than material riches.
Example Sentences:
- After years of trouble, he turned his life around and now helps others—truly, a prodigal son who returned is more precious than gold.
在经历多年的麻烦后，他彻底改变了生活，现在帮助他人——这真是浪子回头金不换。 - The community welcomed him back with open arms, believing that a prodigal’s repentance is a priceless treasure.
社区张开双臂欢迎他回来，相信浪子回头金不换。 - His past mistakes gave him unique wisdom; like broken bones well set become stronger, he emerged more resilient.
他过去的错误赋予了他独特的智慧；正如浪子回头金不换，他变得更为坚韧。
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