More sweat in times of peace, less blood in times of war.
I heard this was an old chinese saying. How do you say it in mandarin?
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养兵千日，用兵一时。平日的艰苦磨练，是为来日之马到成功。
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It's
平时多流汗，战时少流血。
or you can also say
宜未雨而绸缪，毋临渴而掘井。
(Save money against a raining day.)
or
有备无患。
(Preparedness averts peril.)
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