1. 一口吃不了胖子，一脚跨不到天边。

1. You can't eat a fat person in one bite, nor can you leap to the heavens with a single step.

2. 但存方寸地，留与子孙耕。

2. But keep a square inch of land, leave it for our descendants to cultivate.

3. 人有恒心万事成，人无恒心万事崩。

3. If a person has perseverance, all things can be accomplished; if a person lacks perseverance, all things will collapse.

4. 与其病后去求医，不如病前早预防。

4. It is better to prevent illness early than to seek medical treatment after falling ill.

5. 入山不怕伤人虎，只怕人情两面刀。

5. I'm not afraid of the tiger in the mountains that might harm me, but I fear the double-edged sword of human nature.

6. 不怕没留心，就怕没良心。

6. It's not the fear of not paying attention that matters, but the fear of lacking conscience.

7. 人生不失意，焉能暴知己。

7. If one does not experience setbacks in life, how can one truly reveal their true self?

8. 书中自有黄金屋，书中自有颜如玉。

8. There is a house of gold within the book, and there is a jade-like beauty within the book.

9. 既坠斧甑，反顾无益。

9. Since the axe and the pot have fallen, looking back is of no benefit.

10. 男怕入错行，女怕嫁错郎。

10. Men fear to enter the wrong line of work, women fear to marry the wrong man.

11. 团结则存，分裂则亡。

11. United, we stand; divided, we fall.

12. 道院迎仙客，书堂隐相儒。

12. The Taoist temple welcomes immortal guests, the study hall hides Confucian scholars.

13. 读书须用意﹐一字值千金。

13. Reading requires concentration; every word is worth ten thousand in gold.

14. 忍一句，息一怒，饶一着，退一步。

14. Bear one word to quell an anger, spare one move to avoid a conflict, and take a step back.

15. 只忙治病不忙防，没有忙到点子上。

15. Being busy only with treating diseases and not with prevention, you are not being busy at the right point.

16. 但将冷眼观螃蟹，看你横行到几时。

16. But just watch the crab with a cold eye, to see how long you can continue to be brazen.

17. 有福伤财，无福伤己。

17. If you have blessings, you may lose wealth; if you have no blessings, you may harm yourself.

18. 病怕没名，疮怕有名。

18. Disease fears not having a name, while sores fear having one.

19. 一人一般心﹐无钱堪买针。

19. One person, one heart, no money to buy a needle.

20. 床头金尽，壮士无颜。

20. The gold at the bedside is exhausted, and the hero has no face to show.

21. 跌倒爬起是好汉，能曲能申乃丈夫。

21. Falling down and getting up again is the mark of a hero, and one who can bend and stretch is a true man.

22. 眼睛害病是手上得的，肚子害病是嘴里得的。

22. Eye diseases come from the hands, and belly diseases come from the mouth.

23. 良言一句三冬暖，恶语一句六月寒。

23. A kind word is worth three winters of warmth, while an unkind word can make a June day feel cold.

24. 烧香惹鬼，送礼招事。

24. Offering incense invites ghosts; giving gifts brings trouble.

25. 白发不随老人去，看来又是白头翁。

25. The white hair does not leave with the old, it seems like it's another old man with a white head.

26. 山中有直树﹐世上无直人。

26. There are straight trees in the mountains, but there are no straight people in the world.

27. 穷不过三辈，富不过三代。

27. The poverty of one generation does not last for three generations, nor does the wealth of one generation last for three generations.

28. 青山处处埋忠骨，何惧生死两茫茫。

28. The loyal bones are buried everywhere under the green mountains, why fear the vastness of life and death?

29. 春栽杨柳夏栽桑，正月种松好时光。

29. Plant willows in spring and mulberries in summer; January is the best time to plant pine trees.

30. 人多山倒，力众海移。

30. Many hands make light work; united effort can move mountains or shift the sea.

31. 让人不算痴，日后得便宜。

31. Not to be considered foolish, one will reap benefits in the future.

32. 久住令人贱﹐贫来亲也疏。

32. Long residence makes people lowly, and poverty brings those close who were distant.

33. 知我者谓我心忧，不知我者谓我何求。

33. Those who know me say that my heart is burdened with sorrow, but those who do not know me ask what I seek.

34. 人分三六九等；树分桦桑李檀。

34. People are divided into three grades: high, middle, and low; trees are divided into birch, mulberry, and sandalwood.

35. 但行好事，莫问前程。

35. Do good deeds without worrying about your future.

36. 胳膊扭不过大腿。

36. The arm can't twist the thigh.

37. 万人操弓，共射一招，招无不中。

37. Ten thousand people draw bows and shoot at a single target, and every shot is on target.

38. 小不忍则乱大谋。

38. Not tolerating the small things can disrupt the great plan.

39. 来说是非者﹐便是是非人。

39. Those who meddle in other people's affairs are themselves meddlers in matters they should not concern themselves with.

40. 心急吃不得热豆腐，性急喝不得热稀饭。

40. You can't eat hot tofu in a hurry, and you can't drink hot porridge with impatience.

41. 小孩不蹦，必定有病。

41. If a child doesn't jump around, there must be something wrong with them.

42. 好事不背人，背人没好事。

42. Good things do not bring misfortune, and misfortune always follows someone else.

43. 旱枣涝栗子，不旱不涝收柿子。

43. In drought, jujube trees bear fruit, and in flood, chestnuts flourish; but persimmons are harvested neither in drought nor in flood.

44. 使口不如自走，求人不如求己。

44. It's better to walk yourself than to ask others, and it's better to rely on yourself than to depend on others.

45. 略尝辛苦方为福。

45. A little bit of hardship is the essence of happiness.

46. 七十三，八十四，阎王不叫自己去。

46. 73, 84, the King of Hell won't call you to go on your own.

47. 鱼不能离水，雁不能离群。

47. Fish cannot be away from water, and geese cannot be away from their flock.

48. 美味不可多用。

48. Delicacies should not be consumed excessively.

49. 闹里有钱﹐静处安身。

49. In the hustle and bustle, there is money to be made; in a quiet place, one finds a place to settle down.

50. 吃饭穿衣量家当。

50. The amount of wealth is measured by what one eats and wears.

51. 节气好过，日子难捱。

51. It's easy to pass the seasons, but hard to get through the days.

52. 逢人且说三分话﹐未可全抛一片心。

52. When you meet people, you should say three parts of the truth and not disclose all of your heart.

53. 无钱方断酒，临老始看经。

53. Without money, one must give up drinking; in old age, one begins to study scriptures.

54. 种瓜得瓜，种豆得豆；天网恢恢，疏而不漏。

54. As one sows, so one reaps; as for the wide net of heaven, it is vast but it does not let any slip through.

55. 万般都是命﹐半点不由人。

55. Everything is predestined, and not a single bit is under human control.

56. 晴乾不肯去，直待雨淋头。

56. It refuses to leave in clear weather, only to wait until it gets drenched in the rain.

57. 怕狼怕虎不在山上住。

57. If one is afraid of both wolves and tigers, they shouldn't live in the mountains.

58. 日落胭脂红，无雨也有风。

58. The sunset blushes like red, with or without rain, there's always wind.

59. 众人一条心，黄土变成金。

59. If all hearts are united, the loess can turn into gold.

60. 久住令人贱，频来亲也疏。

60. Long residence makes people cheap, frequent visits make close friends distant.

61. 无钱方断酒，临老始看轻。

61. Without money, one must give up drinking; it is only when one is old that one starts to value it less.

62. 百病不如一防。

62. It's better to prevent than to cure a hundred diseases.

63. 点塔七层，不如暗处一灯。

63. It's better to have one lamp in the dark than a pagoda with seven stories.

64. 马行无力皆因瘦﹐人若风流定必贫。

64. Horses lack strength because they are thin, and people are sure to be poor if they are overly stylish.

65. 寡妇门前是非多。

65. There's always a lot of gossip in front of a widow's door.

66. 有钱难买五月旱，六月连阴吃饱饭。

66. It's hard to buy May drought with money, but with continuous rain in June, one can fill their stomach with food.

67. 雨种谷子晴种棉，栽菜宜选连阴天。

67. For rain-sown millet and sun-sown cotton, planting vegetables is best done on consecutive cloudy days.

68. #能力训练# 导语谚语是广泛流传于民间的言简意赅的短语，多数反映了劳动人民的生活实践经验，而且一般都是经过口头传下来的。它多是口语形式的通俗易懂的短句或 韵语。 人们生活中常用的现成的话。

68. #Skill Training# Introduction: Proverbs are concise phrases widely spread among the people, which mostly reflect the practical experience of the working people's lives and are usually passed down orally. They are mostly short sentences or rhymes in a spoken style that are easy to understand and commonly used in people's daily life.

69. 近水知鱼性﹐近山识鸟音。

69. Close to the water, one knows the nature of the fish; close to the mountains, one recognizes the sounds of the birds.

70. 物离乡贵，人离乡贱。

70. Things become valuable when they are away from their hometown, and people become lowly when they leave their hometown.

71. 猫记千狗记万，老母猪只记八里半。

71. Cats can remember a thousand things, dogs can remember ten thousand things, and old sows can only remember half a mile.

72. 遇饮酒时须饮酒，得高歌处且高歌。

72. When it's time for drinking, one must drink; where one can sing loudly, one should sing loudly.

73. 长江后浪催前浪﹐世上新人趱旧人。

73. The waves behind the Yangtze River urge the waves before, and in the world, new people surpass the old.

74. 贫穷自在，富贵多忧。

74. Poverty brings freedom, wealth brings many worries.

75. 一人道好，千人传宝。

75. One person's goodness spreads to a thousand people, a treasure is passed on by a thousand people.

76. 天时不如地利，地利不如人和。

76. Favourable timing is not as good as advantageous geography, and advantageous geography is not as good as harmonious people.

77. 谁人背后无人说﹐那个人前不说人。

77. No one is without criticism behind another's back, and no one speaks ill of others in front of them.

78. 打伞不如云遮日，摇扇不如自来风。

78. It's better to have clouds cover the sun than to use an umbrella, and it's better to have a breeze than to wave a fan.

79. 击石原有火，不击乃无烟。

79. Fire can be produced by striking stones, but without striking, there will be no smoke.

80. 若登高必自卑，若行远必自迩。?>

80. If one ascends a high place, one must start from humility; if one walks a long distance, one must begin from near.

81. 你急他未急，人閒心不閒。

81. You are anxious, but he is not. People around are not worried, but their hearts are restless.

82. 不做亏心事，不怕鬼叫门。

82. If you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear from the ghosts knocking at the door.