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枪打出头鸟

qiāng dǎ chū tóu niǎo
The nail that sticks out gets hammered down.

The gun shoots the bird that sticks its head out.

This warns against drawing attention to oneself or being too...

This warns against drawing attention to oneself or being too bold, as those who stand out often become targets of criticism, jealousy, or punishment.

Reflects a deep-rooted cultural preference for modesty and group harmony over individual prominence, influenced by Confucian and collectivist values.

Someone might say this to advise a friend not to volunteer for a risky task or to avoid showing off achievements in a competitive environment.

It reinforces the social norm of humility and warns against the dangers of envy. The saying functions as a protective caution, reminding people that visibility brings vulnerability.

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