1. 爱花花结果，爱柳柳成荫。

1. Love flowers and they bear fruit; love willows and they will provide shade.

2. 人熟好办事﹐烟茶不分家。

2. It's easier to get things done when people are familiar with each other, and smoking and tea are inseparable.

3. 当你轻视幼苗的时候，请望望那参天大树。

3. When you look down upon the seedling, please look up to the towering tree.

4. 灯花不拨灯不亮，人有过失须人帮。

4. If you don't push the lantern, it won't light up; if a person makes a mistake, they need help from others.

5. 一年之计在于春，一日之计在于寅，一家之计在于和，一生之计在于勤。

5. The planning for a year lies in spring, the planning for a day lies in the hour of the Dog, the planning for a household lies in harmony, and the planning for a lifetime lies in diligence.

6. 丢掉包袱，轻装前进。

6. Cast off the burden and march forward light-hearted.

7. 爱徒如爱子，尊师如尊父。

7. Love your disciples as you love your sons, and honor your teacher as you honor your father.

8. 不要指责别人，多多自责。

8. Do not blame others, rather blame yourself more.

9. 吃亏不算傻，让人不算痴。

9. Suffering a loss doesn't make one foolish, and being taken advantage of doesn't make one naive.

10. 人无礼则不生，事无礼则不成，国家无礼则不宁。

10. Without etiquette, there is no life; without etiquette, there is no accomplishment; without etiquette, a country is not at peace.

11. 先客后主，司炉最末。

11. Prior to the host, come the guests; the boiler man is last.

12. 根不正，苗必歪。

12. If the root is not straight, the seedling will surely be crooked.

13. 灯不明，要人拨；人不明，要人说。

13. If the lamp is not bright, one needs to light it; if people are not clear, one needs to speak up.

14. 不要原谅自己，但对别人应宽容。

14. Do not forgive yourself, but be lenient towards others.

15. 当你毁坏别人的时候，已经毁坏了你自己。

15. When you destroy others, you have already destroyed yourself.

16. 新客到来，要换新茶。

16. When new guests arrive, fresh tea should be served.

17. 看茶色，更要看脸色。?>

17. Pay more attention to the color of the tea, but also to the color of the face.

18. 先尊后卑，先老后少。

18. Honor the elder before the young, and the senior before the junior.

19. 酒满敬人，茶满欺人。

19. When the wine is full, it honours people; when the tea is full, it offends them.

20. 运去金成铁，时来铁似金，读书须用意，一字值千金。

20. Iron is made from gold when fortune wanes, and gold is like iron when times are good. Reading requires deep thought, for a single word is worth ten thousand in value.

21. 大欺小，不公道；大帮小，呱呱叫。

21. Bullying the weak is unjust; helping the weak is praiseworthy.

22. 大人不记小人过，宰相肚里好撑船。

22. Great men do not hold grudges against small people, and a prime minister's belly is good for carrying a boat.

23. 两人一般心，无钱堪买金，一人一般心，有钱难买针。

23. Two hearts are generally the same, money can't buy gold; one heart is generally the same, money can't buy a needle.

24. 白酒红人面，黄金黑人心。

24. White wine reddens a person's face, gold blackens a person's heart.

25. 好茶敬上宾﹐次茶等常客。

25. The best tea is offered to honored guests, while the next best is for regular visitors.

26. 吃多伤身，气大伤神。

26. Overeating harms the body, and excessive anger harms the spirit.

27. 常在河边走，贵在不湿鞋。

27. Often walking by the river, the key is not to get your shoes wet.

28. 聪明人责备自己，愚蠢人埋怨朋友。

28. The wise blame themselves, while the foolish blame their friends.

29. 喝茶皱眉，表示嫌弃。

29. Frowning while drinking tea indicates a嫌弃 (dislike or disapproval).

30. 来客无烟茶﹐算个啥人家。

30. The visitor has smokeless tea, what kind of family is this.

31. 君子之交淡如水﹐茶人之交醇如茶。

31. The friendship of a gentleman is as light as water, while the friendship of a tea master is as rich as tea.

32. 多下及时雨，少放马后炮。

32. Make timely rain more often, and less of a post-horse cannon.

33. 恭可平人怒，让可息人争。

33. Respect can calm people's anger, and tolerance can ease people's disputes.

34. 清茶一杯﹐亲密无间。

34. A cup of plain tea, closeness without bounds.

35. 矮人面前莫说短。

35. Do not speak of shortness in front of dwarves.

36. 礼以行义，义以生利，利以平民，政之大节也。

36. Ceremonies are conducted to carry out righteousness, righteousness gives rise to benefits, benefits bring peace to the people, which is a major principle of governance.

37. 客从远方来﹐多以茶相待。

37. Guests arriving from afar are often treated with tea.

38. 古人云：人无礼则不生,事无礼则不成,国家无礼则不宁。这充分说明了礼字的重要，大家学过哪些关于礼貌待人的谚语和古训呢今日我就为大家整理了有关于礼貌待人的谚语和古训，供大家参考查阅。

38. The ancients said: "Without etiquette, one cannot survive; without etiquette, things cannot be accomplished; without etiquette, a country cannot be at peace." This fully illustrates the importance of the character "etiquette." Have you all learned any proverbs or ancient sayings about being polite to others? Today, I have compiled a list of proverbs and ancient sayings about being polite to others for your reference and review.

39. 酒满敬人﹐茶满伤人。

39. Fill a cup of wine to show respect, but fill it too full and you may hurt the person.