1. 看菜吃饭，量体裁衣。

1. Eat according to the dish, tailor according to the body.

2. 常洗衣，常洗澡，常晒被服疾病少。

2. Regularly washing clothes, taking regular baths, and often drying bedding reduces the occurrence of diseases.

3. 粗茶淡饭吃到老；粗布棉衣穿到老。

3. Eat simple tea and porridge throughout life; wear simple cotton clothing to the end.

4. 领不差分，衣不差寸。

4. The leader does not differentiate; the attire does not vary by an inch.

5. 一层布，一层布，十层布，过一冬。

5. One layer of cloth, one layer of cloth, ten layers of cloth, through the winter.

6. 出门走路看风向，穿衣吃饭量家当。

6. When going out for a walk, observe the wind direction; when dressing and eating, consider your family's resources.

7. 东西要吃暖，衣服要穿宽。

7. Food should be eaten warm, and clothes should be worn loose.

8. 布衣暖，菜根香。

8. The plain cloth is warm, and the radish roots smell fragrant.

9. 热不马上**，冷不马上穿棉。

9. Do not wear cotton immediately when it's hot, and do not put on cotton immediately when it's cold.

10. 粗茶淡饭，吃得到老；粗布棉衣，穿得到老。

10. Simple tea and coarse rice, you can eat to old age; coarse cloth and cotton clothes, you can wear to old age.

11. 二八月，乱穿衣。

11. In the second and eighth months, people dress in a chaotic manner.

12. 论吃还是家常饭，论穿还是粗布衣。

12. Whether it's about eating, it's home-cooked meals; whether it's about wearing, it's coarse cloth clothes.

13. 由着肚子，穿不上裤子。

13. Following one's stomach, one can't wear pants.

14. 毛毛雨，打湿衣裳；杯杯酒，吃垮家当。

14. Drizzle, damps the clothes; cup after cup of wine, exhausts the household wealth.

15. 每个人都知道鞋子挤脚的地方。?>

15. Everyone knows where the shoes are uncomfortable.

16. 好帮好底做好鞋，好爹好娘养好孩。

16. Make good shoes with good materials, and raise good children with good parents.

17. 图俏不穿棉，冻死也应该。

17. It's fine for her to be handsome without wearing cotton; even if she freezes to death, that should be her concern.

18. 引狼入室，解衣抱火。

18. Invite the wolf into the house, and hold a fire while undressing.

19. 削尖脑袋戴斗笠，砍掉脚趾穿绣鞋。

19. A pointed head with a conical hat, chopped toes with embroidered shoes.

20. 吃饭不忘农人苦，穿衣不忘工人忙。

20. Never forget the farmer's toil when dining, nor forget the worker's busy hands when dressing.

21. 夫勤无懒地，妇勤无脏衣。

21. A man who is diligent is never lazy, and a woman who is diligent is never seen with dirty clothes.

22. 衣服不洗要脏，种田不犁要荒。

22. Not washing clothes will make them dirty, and not plowing the fields will lead to barrenness.

23. 莫笑穷人穿破衣。衣是翎毛钱是胆。

23. Do not laugh at the poor for their tattered clothes. Clothes are feathers, money is courage.

24. 家有万担，不脱补衣，不丢剩饭。

24. If a family has a thousand measures of grain, they should not wear tattered clothes or waste leftover food.

25. 小孩怕伙，蓑衣怕火。

25. Children are afraid of the dark, and straw raincoats are afraid of fire.

26. 春不忙减衣，秋不忙加帽。

26. In spring, do not rush to take off your clothes; in autumn, do not rush to put on a hat.

27. 漂布见了汗，不穿自己烂。

27. If a cloth gets damp, don't wear it until it's not tattered.

28. 衣不大寸，鞋不大分。

28. The clothes are not too tight, and the shoes are not too loose.

29. 屋里无灯望月出，身上无衣望天热。

29. Without lights inside, I look forward to the moon's emergence; without clothes on, I anticipate the heat of the sky.

30. 拆拆洗洗，锁到柜里。

30. Wash and dry, lock it in the cabinet.

31. 衣不如新，人不如故。

31. New clothes are better than old, but old friends are better than new.

32. 宁要宽一寸，不要长一尺。

32. Better a little wider than a foot longer.

33. 好饭吃个合适，好衣穿个服贴。

33. Eat a meal to your satisfaction, wear clothes that fit comfortably.

34. 拿衣要提领，张网要抓纲。

34. To pick up clothes, grasp the collar; to spread a net, grasp the main thread.

35. 爱饭有饭，惜衣有衣。

35. If you love rice, there is rice; if you cherish clothes, there are clothes.

36. 路湿早脱鞋，遇事早安排。

36. When the road is wet, take off your shoes early; when facing a situation, make arrangements early.

37. 粗茶淡饭能养人，破衣破裤能遮寒。

37. Simple tea and plain food can nourish people, tattered clothes and trousers can keep the cold away.

38. 借人衣，不整齐。

38. Borrowing someone's clothes and not keeping them neat.

39. 不到江边不脱鞋，不到火候不揭锅。

39. Do not take off your shoes until you reach the riverbank, and do not lift the lid of the pot until it's done cooking.

40. 卖主怪脚，买主怪鞋。

40. The seller complains about the feet, and the buyer complains about the shoes.

41. 是饭充饥，是衣遮体。

41. It is food to satisfy hunger and clothes to cover the body.

42. 多衣多寒，少衣少寒。

42. The more clothes, the colder; the fewer clothes, the less cold.

43. 不要看人的衣服，要看人的肺腑。

43. Do not judge a person by their clothes, but by their innermost being.

44. 鞋大吃袜，袜大吃鞋。

44. The shoes are big, they eat the socks; the socks are big, they eat the shoes.

45. 养蚕的裤子破，游手佬穿绫罗。

45. The pants of the silkworm farmer are torn, while the idler wears silk and brocade.

46. 别看人的衣裳，要看人的心肠。

46. Don't judge a person by their clothes, but by their heart.

47. 鞋小了脚要受苦，心窄了人要受罪。

47. If shoes are too small, the feet will suffer; if the heart is narrow, people will endure suffering.

48. 不卷裤腿不过河，不摸底细不开腔。

48. Do not cross the river without rolling up your pants, and do not open your mouth without knowing the details.

49. 衣食俭中求。布衣暖，菜根香。

49. Seek frugality in food and clothing. Wearing coarse clothing is warm, and the smell of vegetable roots is fragrant.

50. 富人四季穿衣，穷人衣穷四季。

50. The rich wear clothes in all four seasons, while the poor are poor in clothes all year round.

51. 冷不择衣，饥不择食。

51. In cold weather, one chooses not to be picky about clothing; when hungry, one chooses not to be picky about food.

52. 爱衣常暖，爱食常饱。

52. A beloved garment is always warm, a beloved meal is always full.

53. 灭虱没有巧，换衣常洗澡。

53. There's no trick to kill lice; change clothes and bathe frequently.

54. 大话夸上天，衬衣当裤穿。

54. Talk big and wear a shirt as pants.

55. 思前顾后，衣食常够。

55. Look before and after, food and clothing will always be enough.

56. 毛毛雨湿透衣裳，杯杯洒喝垮家当。

56. The fine drizzle soaks through clothes, each cup of drink brings the home to ruins.

57. 衣贵洁，不贵华。

57. It is better for clothing to be clean than ornate.

58. 十里认人，百里认衣。

58. Within ten miles, one can recognize a person; within a hundred miles, one can recognize their clothing.

59. 棉衣可以暖人身，好言可以驱人忧。

59. Cotton clothes can warm the body, and kind words can drive away people's worries.

60. 惜衣有衣穿，惜饭有饭吃。

60. If you cherish your clothes, you'll have clothes to wear; if you cherish your food, you'll have food to eat.

61. 家有百棵桑，全家有衣裳。

61. If there are a hundred mulberry trees in the home, the whole family will have clothes.

62. 不见儿长，只见衣短。

62. Not seeing the child grow, only seeing the clothes get shorter.

63. 衣服穿得单，心里想得宽。

63. The fewer clothes one wears, the broader one's mind.

64. 吃饭要吃家常饭，穿衣要穿粗布衣。

64. Eat home-style food and wear coarse-cloth clothing.

65. 千层纱，万层纱，抵不过四两破棉花。

65. Layer upon layer of silk, and layer upon layer of gauze, cannot match the strength of just four ounces of broken cotton.