1. 把舵的不慌，乘船的稳当。

1. The helmsman stays calm, and the passengers are steady.

2. 吃饭防噎，走路防跌。

2. When eating, be careful to prevent choking; when walking, be cautious to avoid falling.

3. 山高自有客行路，水深自有摆渡人。

3. High mountains have paths for travelers, deep waters have ferrymen.

4. 打鱼的不离水边，打柴的不离山边。

4. Those who fish never stray far from the water's edge, and those who gather firewood never stray far from the mountainside.

5. 买鸡看爪，买鸭看嘴。

5. When buying chickens, look at their claws; when buying ducks, look at their beaks.

6. 吃人的嘴软，论人的理短。

6. The mouth that eats people is soft, and the mouth that talks about people is short.

7. 鞭打的快马，事找的忙人。

7. A swift horse whipped, a busy person sought.

8. 同病相怜，同忧相救。

8. People with the same illness feel sympathy for each other, and those who share the same worries help each other.

9. 只有千里的名声，没有千里的威风。

9. There is only a reputation for a thousand miles, but no awe-inspiring might to match.

10. 不怕一万，只怕万一。

10. Better safe than sorry.

11. 不当家不知柴米贵，不养儿不知父母恩。

11. He who does not manage a household does not know the value of firewood and rice; he who does not raise children does not understand the love of parents.

12. 有福同享，有难同当。

12. Share the blessings and bear the difficulties together.

13. 车有车道，马有马路。

13. Cars have their lanes, horses have their roads.

14. 黑发不知勤学早，白头方悔读书迟。

14. Black hair does not know the importance of studying early, white hair regrets reading late.

15. 朋友千个少，冤家一个多。

15. The more friends, the better; the more enemies, the worse.

16. 画人画虎难画骨，知人知面难知心。

16. It's hard to paint the bones of a man or a tiger, and it's hard to know a person's heart just by looking at their face.

17. 与这句话意思相近的一句话是：灯不拨不亮，话不说不明。

17. A phrase with a similar meaning to this one is: "Without turning on the light, you can't see; without speaking, you can't make things clear."

18. 不懂装懂，永世饭桶。

18. Pretend to know what you don't, and you'll be a dummy for eternity.

19. 宁可无钱，不可无耻。

19. Better to be without money than without honor.

20. 知足得安宁，贪心易招祸。

20. Contentment brings peace, greed often brings misfortune.

21. 我成功是因为我有决心，从不踌躇。

21. I have succeeded because I have determination and never hesitate.

22. 人哄地皮，地哄肚皮。

22. People flatter the earth, and the earth flatters the belly.

23. 自己的东西是宝，别人的东西是草。

23. One's own things are treasures, while others' things are mere grass.

24. 赌钱众人骂，读书众人夸。

24. Gambling is cursed by all, but studying is praised by all.

25. 兼听则明，偏听则暗。

25. Listen to both sides and you will be enlightened; listen to only one side and you will be confused.

26. 吃不穷，喝不穷，盘算不到稳受穷。

26. You won't be poor from eating, you won't be poor from drinking, but you will be poor if you don't plan properly.

27. 不怕虎狼当面坐，只怕人前两面刀。

27. Not afraid of tigers and wolves sitting in front, just afraid of double-edged swords in front of people.

28. 要想方便自己，必先方便别人。

28. To make it convenient for oneself, one must first make it convenient for others.

29. 人有失手，马有漏蹄。

29. People may make mistakes, and horses may stumble.

30. 敢伏虎者上高山，能降龙者下大海。

30. He who dares to subdue a tiger ascends to the high mountains, and he who can subdue a dragon descends into the great sea.

31. 事怕合计，人怕客气。

31. Things fear calculation, people fear politeness.

32. 要知父母恩，怀里抱儿孙。

32. To truly understand the parents' love, hold your grandchildren in your arms.

33. 百日连阴雨，总有一朝晴。

33. Even a hundred days of continuous rain, there will be a day of sunshine.

34. 创业百年，败家一天。

34. A century of entrepreneurship, a day of squandering.

35. 多下及时雨，少放马后炮。

35. Make more timely rain, and less fire after the arrow is released.

36. 人凭志气，虎凭威势。

36. People rely on their ambition, tigers rely on their might.

37. 一理通，百理融。

37. If one principle is understood, a hundred principles will be clarified.

38. “知书明理”是指一个人有文化修养，能够明白道理，有智慧和理智。根据中国传统文化，与这个成语最相关的生肖和动物是“羊”。

38. "知书明理" refers to a person who has cultural refinement, is capable of understanding principles, and possesses wisdom and reason. According to Chinese traditional culture, the zodiac animal most closely associated with this idiom is "sheep."

39. 河长多滩，路长多弯。

39. The river is long with many shoals, and the road is long with many turns.

40. “锣不敲不响，理不辩不明”是民间谚语，这句话的字面意思是：锣不敲的话就不会发出声响，真理不经过辩论的话就不会明晰。

40. "The drum doesn't sound unless struck, and the truth isn't clear unless argued" is a folk proverb. The literal meaning of this sentence is: If the drum is not struck, it will not produce a sound; if the truth is not debated, it will not become clear.

41. 前笑王和尚，后面紧跟上。

41. The former laughing king monk, followed closely behind.

42. 如果你想攀登**，切莫把彩虹当作梯子。

42. If you want to climb, do not take the rainbow as a ladder.

43. 好茶不怕细品，好事不怕细论。

43. Good tea does not fear being sipped slowly, and good things do not fear being discussed in detail.

44. 为人何必争高下，一旦无命万事休。

44. Why strive for superiority among people? Once life is gone, all things come to an end.