1. 有借有还，再借不难。

1. If you borrow and return, it will be easy to borrow again.

2. 眼是孬汉，手是好汉。

2. The eye is a coward, while the hand is a hero.

3. 秀才遇到兵，有理说不清。

3. When a scholar encounters a soldier, even if they have a reasonable argument, it is hard to make it clear.

4. 闲人叫冷，忙人叫热。

4. When someone is idle, they feel the cold; when someone is busy, they feel the warmth.

5. 一日三笑，不用吃药。

5. Three laughs a day, no need for medicine.

6. 一针不补，十针难缝。

6. If one needle fails to mend, ten needles will find it hard to sew.

7. 口语性谚语多来自民间，是劳动人民集体智慧的结晶，多是人民大众对具体事物的认识，带有浓重的口语性。

7. Colloquial proverbs are mostly derived from the folk, representing the collective wisdom of the working people. They are often the people's understanding of specific things and carry a strong colloquial flavor.

8. 一顿吃伤，十顿吃汤。

8. One meal can hurt, but ten meals can heal.

9. 先睡心，后睡眼。

9. Rest your heart before you rest your eyes.

10. 一马不配两鞍，一脚难踏两船。

10. One horse cannot wear two saddles, and one foot cannot step on two boats.

11. 信了肚，卖了屋。

11. Believed in the belly, sold the house.

12. 药不治假病，酒不解真愁。

12. Medicine cannot cure false illness, and wine cannot alleviate real sorrow.

13. 用人不疑，疑人不用。

13. Employ people without suspicion, and do not employ those who are suspected.

14. 痒要自己抓，好要别人夸。

14. Itching is to scratch oneself, good is to be praised by others.

15. 一家不知一家，和尚不知道家。

15. One does not know another, and a monk does not know his own home.

16. 歇肩莫歇长，走路莫走忙。

16. Do not rest your shoulders if you are not taking a break, do not walk hurriedly if you are not in a hurry.

17. 行百里者半于九十。

17. "The journey of a hundred miles is halfway done when one has covered ninety."

18. 未晚先投宿，鸡鸣早看天。

18. The evening is not late, and the inn is sought beforehand; at the rooster's crow, one looks to the sky early.

19. 一回经蛇咬，三年怕草绳。

19. Once bitten by a snake, for three years one fears a grass rope.

20. 物离乡贵，人离乡贱。

20. Things become valuable when they are far from home, and people become devalued when they leave home.

21. 意义的哲理性与知识性 谚语大多都是人民群众在长期的生产劳动实践和生活实践中，在对某一方面事物与做法有所感悟、体悟的基础上，总结出来的经验与教训，带有很强的哲理性与知识性。

21. Philosophical and Knowledgeable Meaning of Proverbs: Most proverbs are summarized experiences and lessons by the masses from their long-term production and labor practice, as well as their daily life practice, based on their insights and understanding of certain aspects of things and practices, and they are characterized by a strong sense of philosophy and knowledge.

22. 药对方，一口汤;不对方，一水缸。

22. For the right medicine, a bowl of soup; for the wrong medicine, a barrel of water.

23. 有车就有辙，有树就有影。

23. Where there are wheels, there are ruts; where there are trees, there are shadows.

24. 先钉桩子后系驴，先撒窝子后钓鱼。

24. First drive the stakes and then tie the donkey; first scatter the bait and then fish.

25. 有福同享，有难同当。

25. Share happiness and bear hardships together.

26. 有钱三十为宰相，无钱八十做长工。

26. With money, one can become a prime minister at the age of 30; without money, one has to work as a laborer at 80.

27. 一夜不宿，十夜不足。

27. One night without a place to stay is not enough, ten nights are not enough.

28. 姜是老的辣，醋是陈的酸 。

28. The older the ginger, the spicier it is; the older the vinegar, the more sour it is.

29. 吸不张口，呼不闭口。

29. The mouth does not open during inhalation, nor does it close during exhalation.

30. 导语： 谚语是 中国 大众文化的`精品。它饱含哲理和机智，形式简洁凝练，说起来上口，听起来悦耳，便于记忆，以下 民间谚语 供您参考和借鉴。

30. Introduction: Proverbs are the "masterpieces" of Chinese popular culture. They are rich in philosophy and wit, with concise and succinct forms, easy to recite, pleasant to listen to, and easy to remember. The following folk proverbs are provided for your reference and borrowing.

31. 杨柳发青，百病皆生。

31. The willows turn green, and all diseases arise.

32. 有多大的脚，穿多大的鞋。

32. The size of the feet determines the size of the shoes.

33. 业精于勤荒于嬉，形成于思毁于随。

33. Proficiency comes from diligence and is lost through idleness; it is shaped by thought and destroyed by carelessness.

34. 一笔画不成龙，一锹挖不出井。

34. One stroke cannot form a dragon, and one spade cannot dig a well.

35. 文戏靠嘴，武戏靠腿。

35. Stage comedy relies on the mouth, while martial arts performances rely on the legs.

36. 小人记仇，君子感恩

36. The mean-spirited person holds grudges, while the noble-hearted person is grateful.

37. 一叶遮目，不见泰山。

37. A leaf over the eye, and one cannot see Mount Tai.

38. 一个朋友一条路，一个冤家一堵墙。

38. A friend is a road, an enemy is a wall.

39. 要知下山路，须问过来人。

39. If you want to know the way down the mountain, you must ask someone who has come up.

40. 心要常操，身要长劳。

40. The mind should always be exercised, and the body should be constantly worked.

41. 勿贪意外之财，勿饮过量之酒。

41. Do not be greedy for unexpected wealth, and do not drink excessive amounts of alcohol.

42. 一寸光阴一寸金，寸金难买寸光阴。

42. "One inch of time is as valuable as one inch of gold, and one inch of gold cannot buy one inch of time."

43. 有钱难买老来瘦。

43. Money can't buy thinness in old age.

44. 风格的通俗上口性 谚语流传于民间口头，将有哲理性与知识性的内容以通俗活泼的语句、和谐上口的韵致而简练生动地表现出来，极具通俗易懂、朗朗上口的特性。精练性有句话说得好“泉水最清，谚语最精”。谚语“以片言明百意”，从而避免说教式的冗言赘语，鲁迅谓之炼话。

44. The Popularity and Easiness of Style Proverbs are spread among the people through oral tradition, and they present philosophical and knowledgeable content in simple, lively sentences, with harmonious and catchy rhymes, making them concise, vivid, and highly accessible and easy to recite. There is a saying that goes, "As pure as spring water, as concise as proverbs." The proverb "expressing a hundred meanings with a few words" thus avoids the lengthy, didactic speech, which Lu Xun referred to as "refining language."

45. 一日不读口生，一日不写手生。

45. If you don't read for a day, your speech will grow clumsy; if you don't write for a day, your writing will become clumsy.

46. 有病早治，无病早防。

46. Early treatment for illness, early prevention for no illness.

47. 无风不起浪，无鱼水不深。

47. No storm without wind, no deep water without fish.

48. 小鬼跌金刚，小鼠断大绳。

48. The little demon falls from the金刚, the little mouse breaks the big rope.

49. 夏走十里不黑，冬走十里不亮。

49. In summer, walking ten miles doesn't get dark, and in winter, walking ten miles doesn't get bright.

50. 酒是穿肠毒药，色是刮骨钢刀， 恨是惹祸根苗。

50. Wine is a poison that passes through the intestines, desire is a steel knife that cuts through the bones, and resentment is the root of all misfortune.

51. 更多谚语尽在查字典!

51. More proverbs are found in the dictionary!

52. 一问三不知，神仙没法治。

52. No knowledge of the three questions, even the gods have no remedy.

53. 有理的想着说，没理的抢着说。

53. Those with reason speak with reason, while those without reason rush to speak.

54. 有柴有米是夫妻，无柴无米各东西。

54. With firewood and rice, there is a couple; without firewood and rice, each goes their separate way.

55. 要想长寿，先戒烟酒。

55. To live a long life, one should first quit smoking and drinking.