“Who is not a sage and virtuous person can make no mistakes” is a direct translation of the Chinese phrase “人非圣贤孰能无过” (rén fēi shèng xián shú néng wú guò). This phrase is often used to express the understanding that everyone is imperfect and prone to making mistakes.

Here’s an example sentence using this phrase in English:

“No one is perfect. As the saying goes, ‘Who is not a sage and virtuous person can make no mistakes,’ we should all be kind to ourselves and others when we make mistakes.”

This translation captures the essence of the original Chinese phrase, emphasizing the universality of human imperfection.