1. 实行一分善念，就得快乐一分。 ——冯玉祥

1. Cultivate one good thought, and you will gain one part of happiness. ——Feng Yuxiang

2. 二一添作五——本是珠算除法的一句口诀，是二分之一等于零点五的意思。

2. "Two and one make five" — This is a phrase from the abacus division of arithmetic, meaning that one half is equal to 0.5.

3. 世界上三种东西最宝贵——知识、粮食和友谊。（缅甸谚语）

3. The three most precious things in the world are knowledge, food, and friendship. (Burmese Proverb)

4. 长虫过道，下雨之兆，蛤蟆哇哇叫，大雨就要到。

4. A long worm crossing the path, a sign of rain; the toads croak loudly, a heavy rain is about to come.

5. 真正尝味着人生苦难的人，他才真正能知道人生的快乐。——李广田

5. Only those who truly taste the bitterness of life can truly understand the joy of life. - Li Guangtian

6. 更上一层楼——原意是要想看得更远，就要登得更高。

6. "Climbing to a higher level" - the original meaning is that in order to see further, one must climb higher.

7. 隔行如隔山——指不是本行的人就不懂这一行业的门道。

7. "People from different industries are as distant as mountains" — This idiom implies that those who are not from the same industry do not understand the intricacies of that particular field.

8. 多用在对方对自己客气，虽不敢当，但不好违命。

8. Often used when the other person is polite towards oneself, although one dare not accept it, but it is not good to go against the order.

9. 高不成低不就——高者无力得到，低者又不屑迁就。

9. Not high enough, not low enough — too high for the low to attain, and too low for the high to accommodate.

10. 倘若一个人没有情感，或者他是一个很好很有用的人，但是我决不能承认他为完美。 ——蒋光慈

10. If a person lacks emotions, or he is a very good and useful one, but I absolutely cannot acknowledge him as perfect. ——Jiang Guangci

11. 无巧不成书：形容事情十分巧合。

11. Coincidence is the soul of narrative: a phrase used to describe something that is very coincidental.

12. 一鼻孔出气：喻态度和主张相同。（贬义）。

12. Speak with one mouth: Metaphor for having the same attitude and opinions. (Pejorative).

13. 攻其一点，不及其余——对于人或事不从全面看，只是抓住一点就攻击。

13. Attack a single point without considering the rest - to view neither people nor things in their entirety, but to attack based on just one aspect.

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14. Article related to 20 Classic Proverbs:

15. 老牛抬头朝天嗅，雨临头；马嘴朝天，大雨在前。

15. The old ox raises its head to sniff the sky, rain is coming; the horse's mouth is raised, heavy rain is ahead.

16. 云向东，有雨变成风，云向南，水涟涟，云向西，下地披 衣。

16. Clouds moving eastward, rain turns into wind; clouds heading southward, water ripples; clouds moving westward, it's time to put on a coat.

17. 蠹啄剖梁柱 dù zhuó pōu liáng zhù 比喻事故或灾害刚一发生就立刻防止。

17.蠹啄剖梁柱 (dù zhuó pōu liáng zhù) is a metaphor for immediately preventing an accident or disaster as soon as it occurs.

18. 丑态，我说，倒还没有什么丢人，丑态而蒙着公正的皮，这才催人呕吐。 ——鲁 迅

18. I say, the grotesque itself is not so shameful, but when the grotesque is covered with the skin of justice, that is what truly induces nausea. ——Lu Xun

19. 比喻作恶的人一旦认识了自己的罪行，决心改过，仍可以很快变成好人。

19. A metaphorical example would be that once a person who commits evil recognizes their sins and resolves to reform, they can quickly become good.

20. 蜂虿(chài)作于怀袖——比喻出乎意外的惊吓。

20. To keep a wasp in one's bosom — a metaphor for an unexpected surprise or shock.

21. 说真话的人，才算忠诚。 ——谚语

21. One who speaks the truth is truly loyal. - Proverb

22. 说好的不要锦上添花，说坏的不要节外生枝。（拉丁美洲）

22. Don't add to the good; don't complicate the bad. (Latin America)

23. 欺诈可能有用，诚实却是上策。 ——谚语

23. Fraud may be useful, but honesty is the best policy. ——Proverb

24. 福无双至，祸不单行——指幸运事不会连续到来，祸事却会接踵而至。

24. Misfortune never comes alone, and good fortune never comes twice - This refers to the fact that good things do not come in succession, while misfortunes often follow one after another.

25. 觥(gōng)饭不及壶飧(sūn)丰盛的酒肴没有准备好，不如一壶水泡饭可以解除饥饿。

25. The wine and food for the banquet are not ready; it is better to have a pot of water to cook rice to relieve hunger than to have no food at all.

26. 贵人多忘事：讽显贵者不念旧交，亦嘲人健忘。

26. The rich man is forgetful: A satire on the noble who forgets old friends, and also a joke about people's forgetfulness.

27. 牛马羊群肥壮的好，品质性格诚实的好。（鄂温克族）

27. It is good that the herds of cattle, horses, and sheep are fat; it is good that their quality and character are honest. (Ewenki people)

28. 想不付出任何代价而得到幸福，那是神话。——张海迪

28. It is a myth to think one can achieve happiness without paying any price. - Zhang Haidi

29. 赶鸭子上架：比喻被迫去做不得已的、自己力所不能及的事情。

29. Force a duck onto the shelf: A metaphor for being compelled to do something unwilling and beyond one's ability.

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30. Respondent: The Season of the Lady - Apprentice Mage, Level 12-

31. 丁是丁，卯是卯(亦作“钉是钉，铆是铆”)——某个钉子一定要安在相应的铆处，不能有差错。

31. Ding is ding, mao is mao (also known as "nail is nail, rivet is rivet")—a nail must be placed in the corresponding rivet hole, and there must be no mistakes.

32. 人之相知，贵在知心。 ——丁 玲

32. The value of knowing a person lies in knowing their heart. ——Ding Ling

33. 福不重至，祸必重来——福不会接连而来，祸灾却会接踵而至。

33. Good fortune does not come in clusters, misfortune must return—good fortune does not come one after another, while misfortune is sure to follow in quick succession.

34. 一亩三分地：形容所属地盘，势力范围。

34. A mu and three fen of land: A phrase used to describe the territory or sphere of influence one possesses.

35. 多行不义必自毙——坏事干多了，结果是自己找死。

35. An evil that multiplies must end in self-destruction – doing too many bad things will result in one's own demise.

36. 白露 身不露， 寒露 脚不露。

36. White Dew: Do not let your body exposed; Cold Dew: Do not let your feet exposed.

37. 猫向你献媚，它瞅着你碗里的鱼。——艾 青

37. The cat flirts with you, eyeing the fish in your bowl. — Ai Qing

38. 蜻蜓飞得低，出门带 笠。

38. The dragonfly flies low, and it's advisable to carry an umbrella when going out.

39. 放长线钓大鱼——比喻做事从长远打算，虽然不能立刻收效，但将来能得到更大的好处。

39. "Cast a long line to catch a big fish" — a metaphor for planning for the long term in one's actions. Although immediate results cannot be achieved, it promises to bring greater benefits in the future.

40. 感情到了最热的时候是会最冷的。——老 舍

40. The coldest moment is when emotions are at their hottest. — Lao She

41. 空口说白话：形容光说话不做事，或光说而没有行动。

41. All talk and no action: An idiom used to describe someone who talks a lot but does not take action, or someone who talks but does not act.

42. 顾头不顾尾——形容做事或考虑事不仔细周到。

42. Pay attention to the head but not the tail - A phrase used to describe a lack of thoroughness or careful consideration in one's actions or thoughts.

43. 蚯蚓路上爬，雨水乱如麻，蝼蛄唱歌，天气晴和

43. Earthworms crawl on the path, rain pouring in a wild mess, mole crickets sing, and the weather is clear and pleasant.

44. 一个人热爱生活，他才能懂得美。——碧 野

44. One must love life in order to understand beauty. — Bi Ye

45. 破罐子破摔：比喻有了缺点、错误，不加改正，任其自流，甚至向更坏的方向发展。

45. Broken pot, broken throw: A metaphor for not correcting one's flaws or mistakes, but instead allowing them to flow freely, even developing into worse directions.

46. 2隔着门缝看人 把人看扁了

46.2 Looking through the keyhole; seeing a person as lesser than they are.

47. 有时省一口,缺时当一斗有关于描写民间的 谚语 有哪些可以值得摘抄的好 句子 呢这里给大家分享一些关于民间的谚语，供大家参考。

47. Sometimes, saving a mouthful when you're full is like having a measure when you're short. Here are some worth-quotable sentences about folk proverbs, which I would like to share with everyone for reference.

48. 只有心里的话，才能打动别人的心。（阿拉伯）

48. Only what is in one's heart can touch the hearts of others. (Arabic)

49. 耳闻不如目见——听到的不如看到的真实可靠。

49. Seeing is believing — what is seen is more reliable than what is heard.