1. 创造人的是自然界，启迪和教育人的却是社会。 ——别林斯基

1. The natural world creates human beings, but it is society that enlightens and educates them. ——Bелинский

2. 人在人前闯，刀在石上荡。

2. One braves the crowd, the blade glides on stone.

3. 人黄有病，天黄有雨。

3. If a person is sick, the sky is cloudy and it will rain.

4. 个人离开社会不可能得到幸福，正如植物离开土地而被扔到荒漠不可能生存一样。 ——列夫·托尔斯泰

4. It is impossible for an individual to find happiness by leaving society, just as it is impossible for a plant to survive when it is uprooted from the soil and thrown into the desert. - Leo Tolstoy

5. 我们的事业是正义的，我们的团结是坚强的。 ——约·迪金森

5. Our cause is just, and our unity is strong. – John Dickinson

6. 冰冻三尺，非一日之寒。

6. It takes more than one day for the ice to be three feet thick.

7. 贪多嚼不烂，胃病容易犯。

7. Greedy and wanting too much can lead to indigestion, and it's easy to get stomach problems.

8. 勤洗澡；勤换衣。

8. Take frequent baths; change clothes regularly.

9. 只要千百万劳动者团结得像一个人一样，跟随本阶级的优秀人物前进，胜利也就有了保证。 ——列宁

9. As long as the millions of workers are united as one person and follow the outstanding individuals of their class, victory is guaranteed. — Lenin

10. 君子爱财，取之有道。

10. A gentleman loves wealth, but he acquires it through proper means.

11. 要永远觉得祖国的土地是稳固地在你脚下，要与集体一起生活，要记住，是集体教育了你。哪一天你若和集体脱离，那便是末路的开始。 ——奥斯特洛夫斯基

11. Always feel that the land of your motherland is firmly beneath your feet, live in harmony with the collective, and remember that it is the collective that has educated you. On the day you脱离 the collective, that is the beginning of the end. – Alexei Ostrovsky

12. 无病早防，有病早治。

12. Prevention before illness, treatment before symptoms.

13. 天下呒难事，只怕有心人。

13. There are no difficult things in the world; it's just that people with determination are afraid.

14. 贴吧公益 流浪珠

14. Tieba Public Welfare -流浪珠 (Tieba is a popular Chinese online forum, "流浪珠" could refer to a lost or wandering bead, possibly a metaphorical or literal term.)

15. 若不团结，任何力量都是弱小的。 ——拉封丹

15. "If not united, any force is weak." — La Fontaine

16. 云交云，雨淋淋（指上下云走向不一样有雨）。

16. Cloud upon cloud, rain pouring down (indicating that rain occurs when the clouds are moving in different directions).

17. 寒蝉抱枯木，泣尽不回头。

17. The cold cicada clings to withered wood, weeping to the end without turning back.

18. 公鸡斗，头对头；夫妻吵，勿记仇。

18. Roosters fight head-to-head; couples argue, do not hold grudges.

19. 有钱难买少年时，失落光阴无处寻。

19. Money can't buy back youthful days, and lost time cannot be found.

20. 打架不能劝一边，看人不能看一面。

20. You can't persuade someone not to fight on one side, and you can't judge someone based on just one side of them.

21. 不吸烟，不吃酒，病魔见了绕道走。

21. If you don't smoke and don't drink, the evil spirits will take a detour around you.

22. 只要功夫深，铁尺磨成绣花针。

22. As long as one perseveres, an iron ruler can be ground into a needle for embroidery.

23. 饥不乱食，渴不暴饮。

23. Do not eat when hungry, and do not drink excessively when thirsty.

24. 少时练得一身劲，老来健康少生病。

24. When young, cultivating strength pays off, leading to good health and fewer illnesses in old age.

25. 路逢险处须回避，事到头来不自由。

25. When encountering dangerous places, it is necessary to avoid them; when things reach their end, freedom is no longer available.

26. 北风头，南风尾（北风开头大，南风越刮越大）。

26. North wind at the beginning, south wind at the end (north wind starts strong, south wind gets stronger as it blows).

27. 生命在于运动。

27. Life lies in movement.

28. ◆光说不练假把式，光练不说真把式，连说带练全把式

28.◆ All talk and no action is a false show; all action and no talk is a true show; a mix of talking and practicing is a complete show.

29. ☆节令不到，不知冷暖；人不相处，不知厚薄。

29. ☆Not yet at the proper season, one does not know the cold and warmth; not living together, one does not know the depth and shallowness of others.

30. ☆一人一双手，做事没帮手，十人十双手，拖着泰山走。

30. One person, one pair of hands, no helper in doing things; ten people, ten pairs of hands, can drag Mount Tai away.

31. 人们生活中常用的现成的话。谚语类似 成语 ，但口语性强，通俗易懂，而且一般都表达一个完整的意思，形式上差不多都是一两个短句。谚语内容包括极广，有的是农谚，如“清明前后，栽瓜种豆”；有的是事理谚，如“种瓜得瓜，种豆得豆”；有的属于生活上各方面的常识谚，如“饭后百步走，活到九十九”。类别繁多，不胜枚举。谚语跟成语一样都是语言词汇整体中的一部分，可以增加语言的鲜明性和生动性。

31. Usual ready-made phrases used in people's lives. Proverbs are similar to idioms, but they are more colloquial, easy to understand, and generally express a complete meaning, usually in the form of one or two short sentences. The content of proverbs is extremely broad, including some agricultural proverbs, such as “Plant melons and beans around Qingming Festival”; some proverbs of moral principles, like “As you sow, so shall you reap; if you plant melons, you'll get melons, and if you plant beans, you'll get beans”; and some are common sense proverbs in various aspects of life, such as “A hundred steps after eating, live to be a hundred”. There are many categories, and it is hard to list them all. Proverbs, like idioms, are part of the whole language vocabulary, and can enhance the vividness and liveliness of language.

32. 全世界无产者为什么不会团结起来，奋然而起？他们除了锁链什么都不会失去！—— 奥尼尔

32. Why won't the workers of the world unite and rise up? They have nothing to lose but their chains! — O'Neill

33. 酒吃头杯，茶吃二盏。

33. With wine, you start with the first cup, and with tea, you have a second cup.

34. 人不能孤独地生活，他需要社会。 ——歌德

34. Man cannot live alone; he needs society. ——Goethe

35. 要想感冒少，常洗冷水澡。

35. To have fewer colds, take cold showers often.

36. 晨日照云间，午后起风暴。

36. In the morning, the sun shines between the clouds; in the afternoon, storms arise.

37. 旱刮东风不下雨，涝刮东风不开天。

37. When the east wind blows during a drought, it doesn't bring rain. When the east wind blows during a flood, it doesn't clear the sky.

38. 不听老人言，吃亏在眼前。

38. Not listening to the words of the elderly will result in immediate loss.

39. 一日三笑，不用吃药。

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

40. 好话一句三冬暖，恶语伤人六月寒。

40. A kind word can warm three winters, while harsh words can chill a person in June.

41. 有粮当思无粮难，莫到无粮思有粮。

41. When there is grain, think of the difficulty when there is none; do not wait until there is none to think of having some.

42. 稻多打出米，人多讲出理。

42. The more rice you grow, the more rice you get; the more people there are, the more sense you can discuss.

43. 药对方，一口汤；不对方，一水缸。

43. For the right medicine, a sip of soup; for the wrong medicine, a water jar.