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trust the judgement of the experienced; an old horse won't forget the way
Proverb meaning that experienced people are reliable because they remember the right course of action. Literally: 'an old horse does not forget the road.' Origin: from the Han Feizi.
老いたる馬は道を忘れずというように、ベテランの判断を信じよう。
As the proverb goes, 'an old horse won't forget the way,' so let's trust the veteran's judgment.
A Japanese proverb derived from a story in the ancient Chinese text Han Feizi, where an old horse was used to find the way home.