1. 恶人心，海底针。

1. The hearts of evil men are as hard to find as a needle in the ocean.

2. 关西出将，关东出相。

2. "West of the Pass produces generals, east of the Pass produces prime ministers."

3. 抛弃时间的人，时间也抛弃他。

3. He who discards time, time discards him.

4. 富人过年，穷人过关。

4. The rich celebrate the New Year, while the poor pass through the New Year.

5. 好酒红人面，财帛动人心。

5. Good wine cheers people up, and wealth stirs the heart.

6. 槽里无食猪拱猪，分脏不均狗咬狗。

6. Pigs fight over food in the trough, and dogs bite dogs when the内脏 are divided unequally.

7. 边学边问，才有学问。

7. Only by asking while learning can one acquire knowledge.

8. 会打会算，钱粮不断。

8. Being skilled in both combat and calculation, money and grain will never run out.

9. 生死不由命，富贵全在勤。

9. Life and death are not determined by fate; wealth and status depend entirely on diligence.

10. 宁走封江一指，不走开江一尺。

10. It's better to traverse the frozen river with a finger than to break open the river with a foot.

11. 妻贤夫祸少，子孝父心宽。

11. A wise wife brings few troubles to her husband, and a filial son makes his father's heart wide.

12. 年纪不饶人，节令不饶天。

12. Age is unyielding to man, the seasons are unyielding to the heavens.

13. 吃酒不吃菜，必定醉得快。

13. If one drinks alcohol without eating any food, they are bound to get drunk quickly.

14. 不怕人不敬，就怕己不正。?>

14. It's not that I fear people's disrespect, but I fear my own lack of integrity.

15. 船头坐得稳，不怕风来颠。

15. If the bow sits steady, it won't be afraid of the wind causing it to sway.

16. 鼓不打不响，钟不敲不鸣。

16. A drum doesn't sound without being beaten, and a bell doesn't ring without being struck.

17. 会说的惹人笑，不会说的惹人跳。

17. The ones who can speak make people laugh, the ones who can't speak make people jump.

18. 恶有恶报，善有善报。

18. Evil begets evil, and good begets good.

19. 吃饭防噎，走路防跌。

19. While eating, be cautious to prevent choking; while walking, be careful to avoid tripping.

20. 不到江边不脱鞋，不到火候不揭锅。

20. Don't take off your shoes until you reach the riverbank, and don't uncover the pot until the food is cooked.

21. 吃一堑，长一智。

21. Experience failure and grow wiser.

22. 从小差一岁，到老不同年。

22. A year younger in childhood, a year apart in old age.

23. 水深难见底，虎死不倒威。

23. The water is deep and the bottom cannot be seen; even after a tiger dies, its might does not fade.

24. 病从口入，祸从口出。

24. Illness comes from the mouth, and disasters arise from speech.

25. 吃饭吃米，说话说理。

25. Eat rice when eating, talk about logic when speaking.

26. 国乱思良相，家贫思贤妻。

26. In a country in chaos, one thinks of a wise minister; in a poor household, one thinks of a virtuous wife.

27. 当着矮人，别说矮话。

27. Don't speak in low tones in front of dwarves.

28. 走路怕暴雨，说话怕输理。

28. Afraid of heavy rain when walking, afraid of losing an argument when speaking.

29. 当断不断，反受其乱。

29. To hesitate in making a decisive decision, and then suffer the consequences.

30. 交人交心，浇树浇根。

30. To make friends, you must share your heart; to nurture a tree, you must water its roots.

31. 宁叫嘴受穷，不叫病缠身。

31. Better to be poor in spirit than to be burdened by illness.

32. 蜂多出王，人多出将。

32. Where there are too many bees, there is an excess of queens; where there are too many people, there is an excess of generals.

33. 大王好见，小鬼难求。

33. It's easy to see the great king, but hard to meet the little demons.

34. 见强不怕，遇弱不欺。

34. Fear not the strong, and do not欺 the weak.

35. 百日连阴雨，总有一朝晴。

35. After a hundred days of continuous overcast rain, there will surely be a day of clear skies.

36. 不怕穿得迟，就怕脱得早。

36. It's not the fear of wearing clothes late, but the fear of taking them off too early.

37. 不怕一万，只怕万一。

37. Better to be safe than sorry.

38. 耳不听不烦，眼不见不馋。

38. If you don't listen, you won't be bothered; if you don't see, you won't be envious.

39. 不懂装懂，永世饭桶。

39. Pretending to know when you don't, you'll be a useless fool forever.

40. 爆饮爆食易生病，定时定量保康宁。

40. Excessive drinking and eating lead to illness, while regular and measured intake ensures health and tranquility.

41. 好汗护三村，好狗护三邻。

41. A good leader protects three villages, a good dog protects three neighbors.

42. 火要空心，人要虚心。

42. Fire should be hollow, and people should be humble.

43. 宁可锅里放坏，不可肚里硬塞。

43. It's better to let something go bad in the pot than to force it down your throat.