晴天收傘，雨天借傘

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Its a pretty common type of proverb similar to saying "you reap what you sow." It essentially boils down to positive outlook/actions can help upset any negative reality that's currently impacting you or will impact you. - Credit: Jack The Chinese version (晴天收伞，雨天借伞; lit. Keep umbrella on sunny days, lend it out on rainy days) is derived from a popular quote of unidentifiable source: "A banker lends you his umbrella when it's sunny and wants it back when it rains," which describes the practice of banks and bankers in general. But the Nameless aren't bankers, they're always ready to lend their friends a helping hand, hence the chive's name is reversed. - Credit: Necrosyrtes