1. 一顿省一口，一年省一斗。

1. Save a mouthful at a meal, save a measure of grain in a year.

2. 俭能修身德，不贪不义财。

2. Frugality can cultivate one's character and morality; do not seek unrighteous wealth.

3. 三年烂饭砌高楼，三年稀粥买条牛。——（壮族）谚语

3. Three years of rotten rice to build a high-rise, three years of thin gruel to buy a cow. - (Zhuang) Proverb

4. 慈母手中线，游子身上衣。临行密密缝，意恐迟迟归。谁言寸草心，报得三春晖。——〖唐〗孟郊

4. The thread from the loving mother's hands, the clothing on the son's back. Seams stitched closely before departure, fear of a late return. Who says the heart of a tiny grass can repay the warm glow of three springs? — [Tang Dynasty] Meng Jiao

5. 一天省一口，一年省一斗。

5. Save a mouthful each day, save a measure of grain each year.

6. 节俭是你一生中食不完的美筵。

6. Frugality is a sumptuous feast that you can never finish in your lifetime.

7. 也许温饱在某个角落还是难题，请珍惜手中的粮食。

7. Perhaps in some corner, the issue of food and clothing still remains a challenge, so please cherish the food in your hands.

8. 历览前贤国与家，成由勤俭破由奢。——李商隐

8. A review of the states and dynasties of the ancients, their success lies in diligence and frugality, their collapse in extravagance. ——Li Shangyin

9. 奢则妄取苟取，志气卑辱；一从俭约，则于人无求，于己无愧，是可以养气也。——罗大经

9. When indulgent, one seeks wealth greedily and takes what is not due; one's aspirations are low and one is dishonorable. Once one practices thrift and moderation, one has no demands on others and no regrets within oneself, which is how one can cultivate one's virtue. ——Lu Dajing

10. 昔孟母，择邻处。子不学，断机杼——。《三字经》

10. In ancient times, Meng Mu, the mother of Mencius, carefully chose her neighbors. If her son did not study, she would break the loom - this is from the "Three Character Classic."

11. 米饭粒粒念汗水，不惜粮食当自悔。

11. Each grain of rice is a drop of sweat, I regret not valuing food.

12. 有荒节约度荒，天荒节约备荒。

12. "In times of scarcity, save to endure scarcity; in times of abundance, save to prepare for scarcity."

13. 一天省下一两粮，十年要用仓来装。

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

14. 常将有日思无日，莫待无时思有时。

14. Always remember the days of plenty when you are in want, and don't wait until there is no time to think of the days when there was time.

15. 创业艰难苦，好似针挑土。

15. Entrepreneurship is arduous and laborious, like picking earth with a needle.

16. 由俭入奢易，由奢返俭难。

16. It is easy to move from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to return from extravagance to frugality.

17. 生产勤在前，开支俭在先。

17. Prioritize production efforts, and prioritize cost savings in expenditures.

18. 成家子，粪如宝;败家子，钱如草。眼下胡花乱铺张，往后日月空荡荡。

18. A son who establishes a family values manure as treasure; a son who ruins a family considers money as grass. Now he squanders and extravagantly spends, while in the future, the days and nights will be empty and desolate.

19. 奢者狼藉俭者安，一凶一吉在眼前。——白居易

19. The extravagant are in disarray, the thrifty are at ease; one misfortune, one good fortune are right before our eyes. — Bai Juyi

20. 输人不输阵，勤俭做赢人。

20. You may not win the input, but you won't lose face. Industry and thrift will win others over.

21. 父母所欲为者，我继述之;父母所重念者，我亲厚之。——《格言联璧》

21. I follow and continue what my parents desire to do; I value and cherish what my parents hold dear in thought. — From "The Adornment of Profound Discourse"

22. 世间的活动，缺点虽多，但仍是美好的。——罗丹

22. Activities in the world, though full of shortcomings, are still beautiful. — Rodin

23. 俭，德之共也;侈，恶之大也。《左传庄公二十四年》

23. Frugality is a common virtue; extravagance is one of the great vices. — Zuozhuan, Zhuanggong Twenty-Fourth Year

24. 克勤于邦，克俭于家。

24. Diligently work for the state, and be thrifty at home.

25. 一勺勺积累的东西，不要用桶倒出去(哈萨克族)

25. Do not pour out things accumulated spoon by spoon (Kazakh)

26. 辛苦得来的果实，不要一口气把它吃完。——维吾尔族

26. Don't eat the fruit of your hard work all at once. — Uyghur proverb

27. 母仪垂则辉彤管，婺宿沉芒寂夜台。——《格言集锦》

27. The mother's demeanor shines like a bright tube, the constellation of Weixu sinks into the tranquil night platform. — From "Collection of Proverbs"

28. 党是最英明，勤俭倡导人。

28. The Party is the most wise and frugal advocate.

29. 兴家犹如针挑土，败家好似浪淘沙。勤俭永不穷，坐食山也空。

29. Building up a family is like picking up soil with a needle, while squandering it is like being washed away by the waves. Diligence and thrift never lead to poverty, but idleness can empty even a mountain.

30. 有钱时摆阔，没钱时挨饿。

30. Live lavishly when rich, starve when poor.

31. 勤勤俭俭粮满仓，大手大脚仓底光。

31. Frugality fills the granary, while extravagance leaves the granary bare.

32. 在各项节约成本的措施中，以精减人员最为重要。——王永庆

32. Among all the measures to save costs, reducing personnel is the most important. -- Wang Yungching

33. 奢则妄取苟且，志气卑辱；一从俭约，则于人无求，于己无愧，是可以养气也。——罗大经

33. If one is extravagant, they will act impulsively and take things casually, leading to low self-esteem; however, once they adopt frugality, they will have no demands on others and no guilt towards themselves, which is a way to cultivate one's moral strength. — Luo Dajing

34. 社会犹如一条船，每个人都要有掌舵的准备。——易卜生

34. Society is like a ship, and everyone must be prepared to steer the helm. - Ibsen

35. 爱惜粮食就是热爱生命。

35. Cherishing grain is to love life.

36. 辛苦得来的果实，不要一口气把它吃完(维吾尔族)

36. Don't eat the fruit you've worked hard for all at once (Uyghur)

37. 浪费是支出，节约是收入。

37. Waste is an expenditure, and saving is income.

38. 节俭下来几何，便是得到几何。

38. The more one saves, the more one gains.

39. 君子以俭德辟难，不可荣以禄。——《易传·否》

39. The gentleman uses frugality and virtue to avert danger; it is not proper to seek glory through wealth and honor. —— "Commentary on the Changes" (Yi Xuan)

40. 小富由俭，大富由天。

40. Wealth comes from frugality in the small, and from fate in the large.

41. 惜衣有衣，惜食有食。

41. If you cherish your clothes, you will have clothes; if you cherish your food, you will have food.

42. 只与人家赛种田，莫与人家比过年。

42. Only compete with others in farming, don't compete with others in celebrating the New Year.

43. 清贫，洁白朴素的生活，正是我们革命者能够战胜许多困难的地方!——方志敏

43. Poverty, a simple and pure life, is where revolutionaries like us can overcome many difficulties! — Fang Zhimin

44. 干净、卫生，你我共同努力。

44. Clean and hygienic, let's work together for it.

45. 一粥一饭当思来之不易，半丝半缕恒念物力维艰。

45. Every bowl of congee and every meal should remind us of the difficulty of obtaining them, and every thread and fiber should constantly remind us of the arduousness of material resources.

46. 眼下胡花乱铺张，往后日月空荡荡。

46. Now, the world is full of extravagance and waste; in the future, the days and months will be empty and desolate.

47. 人生内无贤父兄，外无严师友，而能有成者少矣。——〖宋〗吕公著

47. It is rare for a person to achieve success without virtuous parents and brothers at home, and without strict teachers and friends outside. —— [Song Dynasty] Lu Gongzhu

48. 良田万顷，日食一升。广厦千间，夜眠七尺。

48. A vast field of ten thousand mu, consuming only a liter of food a day. A grand house of a thousand rooms, sleeping on a seven-foot bed at night.

49. 大吃大喝顾眼前，省吃俭用度灾荒。

49. Indulge in eating and drinking for the present, and save by living frugally to endure disasters and hardships.

50. 节约粮从我做起，建设节约型社会。

50. Start with me to save grain, and build a resource-saving society.

51. 精打细算，有吃有穿；大吃大喝，当屋卖锅。

51. Spend wisely and you'll have enough to eat and wear; overindulge and you'll be selling your house and pots.

52. 父不慈则子不孝;兄不友则弟不恭;夫不义则妇不顺也。——〖南北朝〗颜之推

52. If a father is not benevolent, his son will not be filial; if a brother is not friendly, his younger brother will not be respectful; if a husband is not righteous, his wife will not be compliant. — Yanzhi Tu, from the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

53. 谁在平日节衣缩食，在穷困时就容易度过难关；谁在富足时豪华奢侈，在穷困时就会死于饥寒。——萨迪

53. He who economizes in times of plenty will be able to weather difficulties in times of poverty; he who lives extravagantly in times of wealth will perish from hunger and cold in times of poverty. - Saadi

54. 粒米虽小请别扔，勤俭节约留美名。

54. Even a grain of rice is small; please don't throw it away. Practice thrift and economy to leave behind a good name.

55. 会吃的吃千顿，不会吃的吃一顿。

55. Those who know how to eat can eat a thousand meals, while those who don't know how can only eat one meal.

56. 粮收万石，也要粗茶淡饭。

56. Even with a harvest of ten thousand stones of grain, one should still live a simple life with coarse tea and plain food.

57. 养鱼要蓄水，致富要积累。

57. Fish farming requires water storage, and wealth requires accumulation.

58. 锄禾日当午，汗滴禾下土。谁知盘中餐，粒粒皆辛苦。

58. The farmer toils in the fields at noon, sweat dripping onto the soil beneath the rice. Who knows that every morsel on the plate is the result of hard work.

59. 一个创业者的成功的心态：黄金本无种，出自勤俭家。

59. The successful mindset of an entrepreneur: Gold has no seeds, it comes from a thrifty home.

60. 真理是我们所有财产中最有价值的，所以让我们节约吧。——谚语

60. Truth is the most valuable of all our possessions, so let us economize on it. - Proverb

61. 精打细算够半年，遇到荒年不受难。

61. With careful planning for six months, you'll be able to withstand lean years without hardship.

62. 奢侈的必然后果风化的解体反过来又引起趣味的腐化。

62. The inevitable consequence of luxury is the disintegration of etiquette, which in turn leads to the corruption of taste.

63. 一粥一饭，当思来处不易；半丝半缕，恒念物力维艰。大意：即使是一顿粥、一顿饭，也应当想到它来得不容易；即使是半根丝、半根线，也要想到劳作的艰辛。——警言

63. A bowl of congee, a meal, should remind us of the difficulty of obtaining it; even half a thread, half a thread, should always remind us of the hardships of labor. -- A warning word

64. 冬不节约春要愁，夏不劳动秋无收。——（锡伯族）谚语

64. If you don't save in winter, you'll worry in spring; if you don't work in summer, you'll have no harvest in autumn. —— (Tungus) Proverb

65. 世上惟一没有被污染的爱——那便是母爱。——字严

65. The only love in the world that has not been contaminated is maternal love. — Words from Zhi Yan

66. 奢则妄取苟且，志气卑辱;一从俭约，则于人无求，于己无愧，是可以养气也。——罗大经

66. When luxurious, one tends to act recklessly and take shortcuts, leading to a degradation of one's character and dignity; whereas, once one adopts a frugal lifestyle, one has no demands on others and no regrets within oneself, which is conducive to cultivating one's inner strength. — Luo Dajing

67. 节约莫怠慢，积少成千万。

67. Do not neglect thrift; accumulate a little and it will become ten million.

68. 奢侈会破坏人们的心灵纯质，因为不幸的是，你获得愈多，就愈贪婪，而且确实总感到不能满足自己。——安格尔

68. Luxury can destroy the purity of people's souls, because unfortunately, the more you acquire, the more greedy you become, and indeed, you always feel unsatisfied with yourself. — Ingres

69. 崇尚节粮风气，促进可持续发展。

69. Promote the spirit of saving grain and facilitate sustainable development.

70. 钱可以拿去使用，但不可以浪费。

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

71. 恰当地运用谚语可使语言活泼风趣，增强文章的表现力。

71. Appropriately using proverbs can make language lively and amusing, enhancing the expressiveness of the text.

72. 人见生男生女好，不知男女催人老。——〖唐〗王建

72. People are pleased with the birth of a son or daughter, but they do not realize that either sex accelerates aging. —— From the Tang Dynasty, by Wang Jian

73. 一天省一把，十年买匹马。

73. Save a bit every day, and in ten years you can buy a horse.

74. 锄禾日当午，汗滴禾下土。谁知盘中餐，粒粒皆辛苦。——李绅

74. The farmer toils under the noon sun, sweat dripping onto the soil beneath the rice. Who knows that each grain in the plate comes from toil and hardship? — Li Shen

75. 家有万石粮，挥堆不长。

75. If a family has ten thousand stones of grain, it won't last long if it keeps throwing them away.

76. 一粒米，千滴汗，粒粒粮食汗珠换。

76. A grain of rice, a thousand drops of sweat; each grain of grain is exchanged for sweat beads.

77. 珍惜劳动成果反对浪费粮食。

77. Treasure the fruits of labor and oppose the waste of food.

78. 紧紧手，年年有。

78. Hold on tight, there will be abundance every year.

79. 取之有度，用之有节，则常足。大意：有计划地索取，有节制地消费，就会常保富足。——警言

79. Take with measure, use with restraint, and you will always be sufficient. Translation: Plan your acquisition and consume with moderation, and you will always maintain abundance. - A Proverb

80. 吃饭不忘农人苦，穿衣不忘工人忙。

80. Never forget the farmer's toil when eating, nor the worker's hustle when dressing.

81. 奢侈好像酒，既使人兴奋，又使人衰弱。——卡尔

81. Luxury is like wine, it excites and weakens at the same time. — Karl

82. 一粥一饭汗珠换。

82. A bowl of porridge and a meal of rice are earned through sweat.

83. 锄禾日当午，汗滴禾下土。谁知盘中餐，粒粒皆辛苦。李绅《悯农》

83. The hoeing under the midday sun, sweat dripping onto the soil beneath the rice. Who knows that every morsel on the plate is the result of toil. Li Shen, "Compassion for the Peasants."

84. 钱币是圆的，所以容易滚走。

84. Coins are round, so they are easy to roll away.

85. 历览前贤国与家，成由勤俭破由奢。

85. Having reviewed the histories of ancient states and families, we find that prosperity comes from diligence and thrift, while ruin arises from extravagance.