《增广贤文·上集》
进山不怕伤害人的老虎，生活中就怕人情险恶、两面三刀。
进山不怕伤人虎，只怕人情两面刀。
I'm not afraid of the tigers that hurt people in the mountains, but I'm afraid of the dangers of human nature and double-edged swords in life.
<s>[INST] For each of the following sets of Classical Chinese and Modern Chinese sentences, provide an English translation that captures the essence of both: Classical: 进山不怕伤人虎，只怕人情两面刀。 Modern: 进山不怕伤害人的老虎，生活中就怕人情险恶、两面三刀。 [/INST] I'm not afraid of the tigers that hurt people in the mountains, but I'm afraid of the dangers of human nature and double-edged swords in life.</s>
For each of the following sets of Classical Chinese and Modern Chinese sentences, provide an English translation that captures the essence of both: Classical: 进山不怕伤人虎，只怕人情两面刀。 Modern: 进山不怕伤害人的老虎，生活中就怕人情险恶、两面三刀。
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I'm not afraid of the tigers that hurt people in the mountains, but I'm afraid of the dangers of human nature and double-edged swords in life.
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