1. 勤俭永不穷，坐食山也空。

1. Industry and thrift never lead to poverty, whereas idleness and extravagance can empty a mountain.

2. 世界是我们的，粮食是世界的。

2. The world belongs to us, and food belongs to the world.

3. 一天省一两粮，十年用用仓来装。

3. Save a pound of grain each day, and in ten years you'll have enough to fill a granary.

4. 生产好比摇钱树，节约好比聚宝盆。

4. Production is like a money tree, while saving is like a treasure pot.

5. 黎明便出勤，三朝当一工。

5. Arrive early at dawn, consider three days as one workday.

6. 细水和流，吃穿不愁。

6. Live a modest and steady life, with no worries about food and clothing.

7. 粮食打进仓，莫忘灾和荒。

7. When grain is stored in the granary, do not forget the disasters and famines.

8. 一天省一把，十年买匹马。

8. Save a bit every day, and in ten years you'll be able to buy a horse.

9. 披着破大氅的，往往是个好酒徒。

9. Those who drape themselves in tattered greatcoats are often good wine enthusiasts.

10. 请记住：粮食来得不容易。

10. Remember: Food does not come easily.

11. 成家子，粪如宝；败家子，钱如草。

11. A family-oriented person treats feces as treasure; a wasteful person treats money as grass.

12. 每天节约一滴水，难时拥有太平洋。

12. Save a drop of water every day, and you'll have the Pacific Ocean during hard times.

13. 成由勤俭，破由奢。

13. Success comes from diligence and thrift, while failure comes from extravagance.

14. 从俭入奢易，从奢入俭难。?>

14. It is easy to move from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to transition from extravagance to frugality.

15. 节约光荣，浪费可耻。

15. Saving is glorious, while waste is disgraceful.

16. 由俭如奢易，由奢入俭难。

16. It is easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but hard to revert from extravagance to frugality.

17. 民生在勤，勤则不匮。

17. People's livelihoods depend on diligence; when diligent, there will be no scarcity.

18. 勤是摇钱树，俭是聚宝盆。

18. Diligence is a money tree, thrift is a treasure pot.

19. 精打细算够半年，遇到荒年不受难。

19. If you carefully manage your finances for half a year, you won't suffer during a lean year.

20. 三年烂饭砌高楼，三年稀粥买条牛。

20. Three years of bad rice builds a high-rise, and three years of thin gruel buys a cow.

21. 粒米虽小请别扔，勤俭节约留美名。

21. Even a grain of rice is small, please don't throw it away; practice thrift and economy to leave a good name.

22. 辛苦得来的果实，不要一口气把它吃完。

22. Do not eat the fruit of your hard work all at once.

23. 谁知盘中餐，粒粒皆辛苦。

23. Who would have known that the food on the plate, each grain is the result of toil and hardship.

24. 事成靠坚持，失败志不移。

24. Success depends on perseverance, and failure never sways one's determination.

25. 从简入奢易，从奢入俭难。

25. It is easy to go from simplicity to luxury, but difficult to return from luxury to simplicity.

26. 珍惜粮食，远离浪费。

26. Cherish food, avoid waste.

27. 吃饭要知牛马善，着丝应记养蚕人。

27. When eating, remember the kindness of oxen and horses; when wearing silk, remember the people who raised silkworms.

28. 盘内一分钟，厨内更多功。

28. One minute in the pot, more skill in the kitchen.

29. 节约粮食给未来生活多一点机会。

29. Saving food gives more opportunities for the future life.

30. 珍惜每滴清水，拥有美好明天。

30. Cherish every drop of clean water, and have a beautiful tomorrow.

31. 勤能补拙，省能补贫。

31. Diligence can compensate for one's deficiencies, while thrift can alleviate poverty.

32. 精打细算半年粮。

32. Carefully calculate for half a year's food supply.

33. 细雨落成河，粒米凑成箩。

33. Droplets of rain gather to form a river, grains of rice accumulate to fill a basket.

34. 由俭入奢易，由奢返俭难。

34. It is easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to return from extravagance to frugality.

35. 节约粮食光荣，浪费粮食可耻。

35. It is glorious to save grain, and it is shameful to waste grain.

36. 成由勤俭败由奢。

36. Success comes from diligence and thrift; failure comes from extravagance.

37. 节俭是致富的秘诀。

37. Frugality is the secret to wealth.

38. 节约一分钱，等于生产一分钱。

38. Saving a cent is equivalent to producing a cent.

39. 当花的，十个钱要花，不当花的，一个钱要省。

39. For what is in flower, ten cents should be spent; for what is not, one cent should be saved.

40. 粮收万石，也要粗茶淡饭。

40. Even with a harvest of ten thousand stone of grain, one should still live on coarse tea and simple food.

41. 一勺勺积累的东西，不要用桶倒出去。

41. Do not pour out what you have accumulated little by little with a spoon.

42. 饱时省一口，饿时得一斗。

42. Save a mouthful when full, and you'll have a measure when hungry.

43. 粗茶淡饭，细水长流。

43. Simple tea and plain food, a steady stream of water.

44. 艰苦创事业，奋发断穷根。

44. Strive to establish a difficult cause, and strive to break the roots of poverty.

45. 有钱时摆阔，没钱时挨饿。

45. When rich, show off; when poor, starve.

46. 有荒节约度荒，天荒节约备荒。

46. "In times of scarcity, conserve resources to prepare for further scarcity; in times of abundance, conserve resources to prepare for future scarcity."

47. 钱可以拿去使用，但不可以浪费。

47. Money can be used, but it should not be wasted.

48. 常将有日思无日，莫待无时思有时。

48. Always think of having a day when there is no day to think, and never wait until there is no time to think of having a time.

49. 黄金本无种，出自勤俭家。

49. Gold itself has no seed, it comes from thrifty households.

50. 饱食终日，粒粒可馨。

50. To eat to one's heart's content all day, every grain is delicious.

51. 钢用刀口上，钱用必需时。

51. Use money when it is necessary on the steel blade.

52. 俭，德之共也；侈，恶之大也。

52. Frugality is a common virtue; extravagance is a great vice.

53. 惜衣有衣穿，惜饭有饭吃。

53. If you value your clothes, you'll have clothes to wear; if you value your food, you'll have food to eat.

54. 勤勤俭俭粮满仓，大手大脚仓底光。

54. Save diligently, the granary will be full; spend extravagantly, the granary will be empty.

55. 文明礼貌，秩序井然。

55. Civilized and polite, orderly and well-organized.

56. 节约时间胜过储存金银。

56. Saving time is more valuable than storing gold and silver.

57. 君子以俭德辟难。

57. A gentleman uses frugality in virtue to avoid difficulties.

58. 一天省下一两粮，十年要用仓来装。

58. Save a pound or two of grain each day, and in ten years you'll need a granary to store it.

59. 粗茶淡饭，吃得到老；粗布棉衣，穿得到老。

59. Simple tea and plain food can be enjoyed into old age; simple cotton clothes can be worn into old age.

60. 俭可以助廉。

60. Frugality can aid in cultivating integrity.

61. 事事为于民，感谢党恩情。

61. Everything is done for the people, grateful for the Party's kindness.

62. 吃得苦中苦，创业事告成。

62. Endure great hardships, and your entrepreneurial endeavors will be successful.

63. 粮食是用来满足温饱的不是用来浪费的。

63. Food is meant to satisfy hunger and not to be wasted.

64. 耗子还存三分粮。粮头不俭，粮尾喊饭。

64. The rat still has three parts of grain stored. The head of the grain is not thrifty, while the tail is calling for food.

65. 省吃餐餐有，省穿日日新。

65. Save on meals, and there's always something to eat; save on clothes, and you'll have something new every day.

66. 16披着破大氅的，往往是个好酒徒（西班牙）

66. The one draped in a tattered overcoat is often a good wine drinker (Spain)

67. 21奢侈好像酒，既使人兴奋，又使人衰弱（卡尔）

67. 21 Luxury is like wine, it excites and weakens (Karl)

68. 24节俭是你一生中食之不完的美筵（爱默生）

68. Frugality is a feast that never ends in your lifetime (Emerson)

69. 28披着破大氅的，往往是个好酒徒（西班牙）

69. The one wrapped in a tattered cloak is often a great wine drinker (Spain)