1. 寒从足下起，火从头上生。

1. Cold originates from the feet, and fire arises from the head.

2. 鸟美在羽毛，人美在勤劳。

2. Birds are beautiful in their feathers, and people are beautiful in their diligence.

3. 当着矬子，别说短话。

3. When in the presence of dwarfs, do not speak of short things.

4. 智养千口，力养一人。

4. Feeding the minds of a thousand people is equivalent to nurturing one person's strength.

5. 富人过年，穷人过关。

5. The rich celebrate the New Year, while the poor pass through the year.

6. 人要实心，火要空心。

6. A person should be solid in character, while fire should be hollow.

7. 静时常思己过，闲谈莫论人非。

7. At rest, reflect on one's own faults; when idle, do not talk about others' shortcomings.

8. 近山知鸟音，近水知鱼性。

8. Being close to the mountains, one knows the sounds of the birds; being close to the water, one knows the nature of the fish.

9. 打蛇打七寸，挖树先挖根。

9. Strike the snake at its seven-inch vital spot, and dig the tree from its roots first.

10. 有志不在年高，有理不在会说。

10. One's determination does not depend on age, and one's rationale does not rely on eloquence.

11. 出家如初，成佛有余。

11. To renounce the world like at first, there is still enough time to become a Buddha.

12. 吃人家的嘴短，拿人家的手短。

12. If you eat someone's food, you have to be short with your words; if you take someone's money, you have to be short with your hands.

13. 一天省一把，十年买匹马。

13. Save a bit every day, and in ten years you can buy a horse.

14. 当家才知盐米贵，出门才晓路难行。

14. Only when you're in charge do you know the value of salt and rice; only when you go out do you realize the difficulty of the road.

15. 直木先伐，甘井先竭。

15. The tallest tree is first cut down, and the sweetest well runs dry first.

16. 养兔养羊，本短利长。

16. Raising rabbits and sheep is a short-term investment with long-term benefits.

17. 团结则存，分裂则亡。

17. United, we stand; divided, we fall.

18. 水落现石头，日久见人心。

18. The water recedes and the stones are revealed; time will show a person's true nature.

19. 一年庄稼，二年性命。

19. One year of crops, two years of life.

20. 训子婴孩，教妇初来。

20. Educate your children, teach your new wife.

21. 疮怕有名，病怕没名。

21. The wound fears fame, while the illness fears anonymity.

22. 打鱼的不离水边，打柴的不离山边。

22. Those who fish never leave the waterside, and those who cut wood never leave the mountainside.

23. 和人路路通，惹人头碰痛。

23. Being too friendly with everyone, one ends up head-butting pain.

24. 迟干不如早干，蛮干不如巧干。

24. It's better to act early than late, and it's better to act cleverly than blindly.

25. 事办当时，话讲当面。

25. When a matter is handled, speak face to face.

26. 人要心强，树要皮硬。

26. People need a strong heart, while trees need tough bark.

27. 人怕没理，狗怕夹尾。

27. People fear having no reason, dogs fear being caught by the tail.

28. 你敬人一尺，人敬你一丈。

28. If you show respect to others, they will show you double the respect.

29. 虎吃人易躲，人吃人难防。

29. It's easy to avoid a tiger that eats people, but hard to prevent people from eating each other.

30. 天上无云不下雨，世间无理事不成。

30. Without clouds in the sky, there will be no rain; without order in the world, nothing can be accomplished.

31. 真金不怕火炼，石山不怕雨淋。

31. True gold does not fear the fire, and a stone mountain does not fear the rain.

32. 宁可种上丢，莫望不种收。

32. It's better to plant and lose than to wish and not plant and harvest.

33. 庄稼怕旱，干活怕站。

33. Crops fear drought, labor fears standing still.

34. 吃饭打湿口，洗脸打湿手。

34. When eating, your mouth gets wet; when washing your face, your hands get wet.

35. 戒酒戒头一盅，戒烟戒头一口。

35. Abstain from alcohol with one cup, and from smoking with one puff.

36. 不当家不知柴米贵，不养儿不知父母恩。

36. If you haven't been in charge of a household, you won't know the value of firewood and rice; if you haven't raised a child, you won't understand the love and kindness of parents.

37. 造烛求明，读书求理。

37. To make candles to seek brightness, to read books to seek truth.

38. 喝酒喝厚了，**赌薄了。

38. Drink heavily and lose less at gambling.

39. 灯不拨不亮，理不辩不明。

39. A lamp will not light without being turned on, and a truth will not be clear without being argued.

40. 老姜辣味大，老人经验多。

40. Old ginger is spicy, and the elderly have much experience.

41. 人护短，狗护食。

41. People protect their own, and dogs protect their food.

42. 赌钱众人骂，读书众人夸。

42. Gambling is cursed by all, while reading is praised by all.

43. 伤人一语，犹如刀割。

43. A hurtful word is like a knife cut.

44. 冻的是闲人，饿的是馋人。

44. The idle ones are frozen, and the greedy ones are hungry.

45. 一正辟三邪，人正辟百邪。

45. One upright person can ward off three evil influences, while a person who is upright can ward off a hundred evil influences.

46. 槽里无食猪拱猪，分脏不均狗咬狗。

46. In the trough, pigs root at each other when there's no food; dogs bite each other when the内脏 are not divided evenly.

47. 要知山中事，乡间问老农。

47. To know what's happening in the mountains, ask the old farmer in the countryside.

48. 天好的刀创药，不如不刺着。?>

48. It's better not to use a good blade for minor cuts.?>

49. 前脚走，后脚到，一步错，步步错。

49. The first step is taken, the second step arrives; one wrong step, and all steps are wrong.

50. 吃人家嘴短，拿人家手短。

50. "If you eat someone's food, you feel obligated to them; if you take someone's hand, you feel indebted to them."

51. 不怕怒目金刚，只怕眯眼菩萨。

51. Not afraid of the fierce Ksitigarbha, but afraid of the half-closed-eyed Avalokiteshvara.

52. 有福同享，有难同当。

52. Share the blessings, bear the hardships together.

53. 好客的朋友多，好说的废话多。

53. Friends who are hospitable have many guests, and those who like to talk have many trivial words.

54. 朝刮三，夜刮四，不晌不歪刮一日。

54. If it blows three times in the morning and four times at night, it will keep blowing straight for a whole day without any deviation.

55. 河有两岸，事有两面。

55. A river has two banks, and affairs have two sides.

56. 险山不绝行路客，水深也有渡船人。

56. There are travelers on the treacherous mountain paths, and there are boatmen to cross the deep waters as well.