"Tout ce qui brille n'est pas or"
— William Shakespeare
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Simplified Meaning:
Not everything that looks valuable or attractive is actually worth a lot. Sometimes things that seem amazing on the surface can turn out to be not so great once you look closer. For example, imagine you buy a shiny, cool-looking phone because you think it will work really well. But when you start using it, you find out it has lots of problems and doesn't work properly. This teaches us to be careful and not judge things only by how they appear. In life, it’s important to look deeper and understand the true value of something or someone before making a decision. This way, you avoid disappointment and make better choices.
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