1. Eat soup first， old and unhurt.

1. Eat soup first, the old and unhurt.

2. 水大湿不了船，火大烧不了锅。

2. The ship can't be soaked with too much water, and the pot can't be burned with too much fire.

3. Hearing is better than seeing， seeing is better than practicing.

3. Hearing is better than seeing; seeing is better than practicing.

4. 宁为玉碎，不为瓦全。

4. Better to be broken like jade than to be whole like a potsherd.

5. 只有修桥铺路，没有断桥绝路。

5. Only by repairing bridges and paving roads can we avoid broken bridges and dead ends.

6. Humanity and righteousness are indispensable to human beings.

6. Humanity and righteousness are indispensable to human beings.

7. The grace of dripping water should be reported by the gushing spring.

7. The grace of the dripping water should be reported by the gushing spring.

8. Help others to forget， help others to remember.

8. Help others to forget, help others to remember.

9. 耳闻不如目见，目见不如足践。

9. It is better to see with one's own eyes than to hear about it; it is better to experience it with one's own feet than to see it with one's own eyes.

10. It is better to be a broken jade than a complete tile.

10. It is better to be a broken jade than a perfect tile.

11. Do not pretend to understand， eternal bucket.

11. Do not pretend to understand, eternal bucket.

12. 人怕话多，活怕人做。

12. People are afraid of talking too much, and they are afraid of others' actions.

13. 火越烧越旺，人越干越壮。

13. The fire burns stronger as it continues to burn, and the person becomes stronger as they work more.

14. The sea is dried up with ice， and the clouds are bleak and congealed for thousands of miles.

14. The sea has dried up with ice, and the clouds are bleak and congealed for thousands of miles.

15. Up to heaven， down to earth.

15. From the heavens to the earth.

16. Looking at the leopard in the tube， you can see only one spot.

16. Looking at the leopard in the tube, you can see only one spot.

17. 书读百遍，其义自见。

17. Reading a book a hundred times, its meaning will naturally become apparent.

18. 脸不在大小，只在于厚薄。

18. The face is not about its size, but its thickness.

19. 山舞银蛇，原驰蜡象。

19. The mountain dances like a silver snake, the plain gallops like an elephant in wax.

20. Clouds go down the hill， but the land does not work.

20. The clouds descend down the hill, but the land does not labor.

21. Start a business for a hundred years， lose one day.

21. Start a business for a hundred years, lose one day.

22. 创业百年，败家一天。

22. A century of entrepreneurship, a day of squandering wealth.

23. The less things you use， the more you learn.

23. The fewer things you use, the more you learn.

24. 先钉桩子后系驴，先撒窝子后钓鱼。

24. First drive the stakes, then tie the donkey; first cast the bait, then fish.

25. Better take ten steps than one step.

25. It's better to take ten steps than one.

26. 不是你的财，别落你的袋。

26. If it's not yours, don't put it in your bag.

27. Dogs go fart， people go at the trend.

27. Dogs go to the bathroom, people follow the trend.

28. Wisdom lies in learning， and genius lies in accumulation.

28. Wisdom lies in learning, and genius lies in accumulation.

29. 礼多人不怪，油多不坏菜。

29. Too much politeness is never a fault, and too much oil won't spoil the dish.

30. 帮助别人要忘掉，别人帮己要记牢。

30. For helping others, forget it; for being helped by others, remember it.

31. 东西越用越少，学问越学越多。

31. The more you use something, the less there is of it; the more you learn, the more knowledge you gain.

32. 有斧砍得树倒，有理说的不倒。

32. Trees can be felled by an axe, but those with reason cannot be shaken.

33. Only repairing bridges and paving roads， not breaking bridges and destroying roads.

33. Only repairing bridges and paving roads, not breaking bridges and destroying roads.

34. People are afraid of hunger， but people are afraid of famine.

34. People fear hunger, but they fear famine even more.

35. Many people are wise and wise， but many firewood have a high flame.

35. Many people are wise and wise, but many firewood have a high flame. (Note: The phrase "wise and wise" is a repetition and may be a typographical error or a figure of speech. "Firewood have a high flame" is also a bit unusual and might be interpreted as a metaphorical or poetic expression. Without additional context, it's challenging to provide a precise translation.)

36. 宁走封江一指，不走开江一尺。

36. It's better to walk one finger's breadth on a sealed river than one inch on an open river.

37. 宁叫嘴受穷，不叫病缠身。

37. It's better to be poor in spirit than to be burdened by illness.

38. The sore is afraid of fame， the disease is afraid of namelessness.

38. The wound fears fame, the illness fears anonymity.

39. 宁走十步远，不走一步险。

39. It's better to walk ten steps further than to take a single step too risky.

40. People are afraid to talk much， but they are afraid to do anything.

40. People are afraid to talk much, but they are afraid to do anything.

41. White sand is in Nirvana， and it is black.

41. White sand is in Nirvana, and it is black.

42. 不懂装懂，永世饭桶。

42. Pretend to know what you don't know, and you'll be a fool forever.

43. Good neighbor， Sai Jinbao.

43. Good neighbor, Sai Jinbao.

44. The difference is millions of miles.

44. The difference is millions of miles.

45. It's better to take a finger off the river than a foot off it.

45. It's better to take a finger off the river than a foot off it. Translation: It's better to partially withdraw from a situation than to completely withdraw.

46. 出门靠朋友，在家靠父母。

46. When you're out, you rely on friends; when you're at home, you rely on your parents.

47. 人怕饿，地怕荒。

47. People fear hunger, the earth fears barrenness.

48. Beating water into waves， rocks into fire， provoking disaster.

48. Churning water into waves, rocks into fire, inciting disaster.

49. 人多智谋广，柴多火焰高。

49. Many hands make light work, and more wood makes a hotter fire.

50. People fear confidence， tigers fear crowds.

50. People fear confidence, tigers fear crowds. This sentence seems to be a proverb or an adage in a language that is not English. Here is a possible translation that maintains the poetic form: 50. Humans dread assurance, tigers dread the throng.

51. When people reach

51. When people reach

52. 满招损，谦受益。

52. "Pride brings loss, humility brings benefit."

53. Go out by friends， at home by parents.

53. Go out with friends, stay at home with parents.

54. 疮怕有名，病怕没名。

54. It's a concern if a wound has a name, but it's a bigger concern if a disease doesn't have a name.

55. 多行不义，必自毙。

55. Committing many acts of injustice will surely bring one's own downfall.

56. There's a day that can't go， there's no pass that can't go.

56. There's a day that cannot be passed, there's no passage that cannot be crossed.

57. 胆大走遍天下，胆小寸步难行。

57. Boldness travels the world, timidity is hard to move an inch.

58. 久雨闻鸟声，天气要转晴。

58. After a long rain, hearing the sound of birds indicates that the weather is about to clear up.

59. Better be an ant's leg than a sparrow's mouth.

59. Better to have an ant's leg than a sparrow's mouth.

60. 它山之石，可以攻玉。

60. "The stone from the mountain can be used to carve jade." This idiom suggests that something learned from others can be used to improve oneself or solve a problem.

61. Face is not size， only thickness.

61. The face is not about size, just the thickness.

62. Dogs jump on the wall and people jump on the beam.

62. Dogs leap onto the wall and people leap onto the beam.

63. 茶也醉人何必酒，书能香我不须花。

63. Tea can also intoxicate, why must wine be the choice? Books can scent me, so I do not need flowers.

64. The lazy man is anxious in his mouth and the diligent man is anxious in his leg.

64. The lazy man is anxious in his mouth and the diligent man is anxious in his leg.

65. 花有重开时，人无再少年。

65. Flowers may bloom again, but youth does not return.

66. 差之毫厘，谬以千里。

66. A little difference at the beginning leads to a great mistake at the end.

67. Humility gains when full of losses are incurred.

67. Humility is gained when full losses are incurred.

68. It's not your money. Don't leave it in your pocket.

68. It's not your money. Don't keep it in your pocket.

69. 人怕信心齐，虎怕成群。

69. People are afraid when they lack confidence, tigers are afraid when they are alone.

70. Tea is also intoxicating why wine， books can be fragrant I do not need flowers.

70. Tea is also intoxicating; why wine, books can be fragrant—I do not need flowers.

71. It's no wonder that many people are polite， and many oils don't spoil the dishes.

71. It's no wonder that many people are polite, and many oils don't spoil the dishes.