Can you translate please

[atariboy]

I rather like this saying

"When you come to last page, close the book"

Is there a way of representing this in 4 chinese characters

Thanks

[BrandeX]

How many tatoos you have now? or still choosing the first one?

[jbradfor]

I have no idea how to say it, but I was thinking that it's similar in sentiment to the line "Begin at the Beginning and Go on till You Come to the End: Then Stop." If you can get a translation of Through the Looking Glass, maybe that would help?

Edited December 27, 2009 at 01:57 AM by jbradfor

[Guoke]

I guess the Chinese version of this would be

天下没有不散的宴席

or

曲终人散

if you insist on four Chinese characters.

What exactly does "When you come to last page, close the book" mean?

[semantic nuance]

don't know why but 喜捨隨緣 comes to mind!

[Kenny同志]

Anyone care to give me a picture about the sentence?

[Guoke]

Here's the picture.

It's a line from The Love Bug.

[Kenny同志]

晕倒（I've almost passed out）, I mean, could you explain the sentence to me?

[CrisPal]

This will be very fashion on the internet:完事儿,洗洗睡.