Lingaku- words of a man on his deathbed always come from the heart (proverb)
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- words of a man on his deathbed always come from the heart (proverb)
This proverb implies that when a person is nearing the end of their life, their words become sincere and genuine, often reflecting their true feelings or thoughts. It suggests that in such moments, people may express important wisdom or emotions they may not have previously shared.
At the end of his life, the words he said made me feel very warm.
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rén zhī jiāng sǐ , qí yán yě shàn人之将死，其言也善words of a man on his deathbed always come from the heartlín zhōng临终yí yán遗言last wordslín zhōng临终gào bié告别farewell at life's endlín zhōng临终huǐ wù悔悟last-minute realizationsǐ wáng死亡qián前de的zhì huì智慧wisdom before deathsǐ死qián前zhōng gào忠告advice before dyingyú与rén人fēn xiǎng分享to share with otherszhōng xīn衷心de的gào bái告白sincere confessionqióng tú mò lù穷途末路de的quàn shuō劝说advice from a desperate situationzhēn xī珍惜shēng mìng生命to cherish lifegào bié告别guò qù过去saying goodbye to the pastzhí miàn直面sǐ wáng死亡to face death directlyxún qiú寻求kuān shè宽赦to seek forgiveness