1. Chickens do not urinate， they have their own way.

1. Chickens do not urinate; they have their own method.

2. 鸡不撒尿，自有便道。

2. If chickens don't urinate, they will find their own way.

3. 好舵手能使八面风。

3. A good helmsman can make the best of all winds.

4. 在平坦地方不会走，便不会爬梯子。

4. If one cannot walk on flat ground, one will not be able to climb ladders.

5. 牛大自有破牛法。

5. There is a way to break the cow's strength.

6. The master leads in the door and practices in the inpidual.

6. The master leads in the door and practices individually.

7. 豪猪打洞，另有办法。

7. hedgehogs have another method for digging holes.

8. He who chops wood is tired of chopping wood.

8. He who chops wood grows weary of chopping wood.

9. A good helmsman can make a difference.

9. A good helmsman can make a difference.

10. 一样事儿百样做。?>

10. The same thing can be done in a hundred different ways.

11. Cattle have their own way of breaking cattle.

11. Cattle have their own method of breaking in cattle.

12. Playwrights can change， each with its own ingenuity.

12. Playwrights can change, each with its own ingenuity.

13. Do everything in one way.

13. Do everything in one way.

14. Porcupines have other ways of digging holes.

14. Porcupines have other methods of digging holes.

15. It's not difficult to know， it's not difficult to know.

15. It's not difficult to know, it's not difficult to know.

16. 师傅领进门，修练在个人。

16. The master opens the door, but the cultivation lies with the individual.

17. 会挑水的不怕水荡，会走路的不怕路窄。

17. Those who are good at carrying water are not afraid of the water's surges, and those who are good at walking are not afraid of narrow paths.

18. There are various ways to peel a cat.

18. There are various methods to skin a cat.

19. 巧匠手里无弃物。

19. In the hands of a master craftsman, there is no waste.

20. 熟能生巧，巧能生妙。

20. Practice makes perfect, and skill can lead to cleverness.

21. There is no waste in the hands of a skillful craftsman.

21. There is no waste in the hands of a skillful craftsman.

22. Practice makes perfect， and vice makes perfect.

22. Practice makes perfect, and vice versa makes perfect.

23. The same rice noodles， everyone's means.

23. The same rice noodles, everyone's way.

24. He who can carry water is not afraid of water， and he who can walk is not afraid of narrow roads.

24. He who can carry water is not afraid of the water, and he who can walk is not afraid of narrow roads.

25. 劈柴不照纹，累死劈柴人。

25. If you split wood without following the grain, you'll exhaust the woodcutter to no end.

26. 同样的米面，各人的手段。

26. The same rice and flour, different people, different methods.

27. 戏法人人会变，各有巧妙不同。

27. Everyone can perform magic tricks, but each one has their own unique skill and ingenuity.

28. 剥猫的皮，可用各种方法。

28. There are various methods for skinning a cat.

29. 会者不难，难者不会。

29. It is not difficult for those who are capable, but difficult for those who are not.

30. If you can't walk in a flat place， you can't climb a ladder.

30. If you can't walk on a flat surface, you can't climb a ladder.

31. 1few words,many deeds

31. In few words, many deeds.

32. 2no song，no supper

32. No song, no supper.

33. 3practice makes perfect

33. Practice makes perfect.

34. 4no pains, no gains

34. No pain, no gain.

35. 5as you sow you shall mow

35. As you sow, so shall you reap.

36. 6he that will not work shall not eat

36. He who will not work shall not eat.

37. 7a work ill done must be twice done

37. A job done poorly must be done twice.

38. 8as is the workman so is the work

38. As is the craftsman, so is the work.

39. 9a bad workman quarrels with his tools

39. A bad workman quarrels with his tools.

40. 10the early bird catches the worm

40. The early bird catches the worm.

41. 11labour is often the father of pleasure

41. Labour is often the father of pleasure.

42. 12little strokes fell great oaks

42. Twelve little strokes fell the great oaks

43. 13he that will not work shall not eat

43. The one who will not work shall not eat.

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45. 14heaven never helps the man who will not act

44. Dear friend, you are watching an article about famous sayings. If you like it, please... 45. "Heaven never helps the man who will not act."

46. 15nothing is to be got without pains but poverty

46. 15 Nothing is to be gained without effort but poverty.

47. 16food given by another person is only a throat tickler, but food gained by the labour of one's own hand is the food which satisfies(australian proverb)

47. Food given by another person is merely a tickle for the throat, but food earned by the toil of one's own hands is the food that satisfies (Australian proverb)

48. 人家给的食物只能使嗓子眼舒服，而亲手劳动得来的食物则使人心满意足。(澳大利亚谚语)

48. The food given by others can only make the throat feel comfortable, but the food earned through one's own labor brings satisfaction to the heart. (Australian Proverb)

49. 1a close mouth catches no flies 病从口入。

49. A closed mouth catches no flies. - Illness enters through the mouth.

50. 3actions speak louder than words 事实胜于雄辩。

50. 3 actions speak louder than words - Actions speak louder than words. Fact is more powerful than eloquence.

51. 4adversity leads to prosperity 穷则思变。

51. Adversity leads to prosperity — When in want, one thinks of change.

52. 5adversity makes a man wise, not rich 逆境出人才。

52. Adversity makes a man wise, not rich. (Adversity brings wisdom, not wealth.)

53. 6a fair death honors the whole life 死得其所，流芳百世。

53. A dignified death honors the whole life, leaving a virtuous legacy for posterity.

54. 7a faithful friend is hard to find 知音难觅。

54. A faithful friend is hard to find.

55. 8a fall into a pit, a gain in your wit 吃一堑，长一智。

55. Fall into a pit, gain in your wisdom. (Eat a loss, gain a lesson.)

56. 9a fox may grow gray, but never good 江山易改，本性难移。

56. A fox may grow gray, but never good. As the saying goes, the mountains may change, but a person's nature is hard to change.

57. 10a friend in need is a friend indeed 患难见真情。

57. A friend in need is a friend indeed – True friends show their worth in times of trouble.

58. 11a friend is easier lost than found 得朋友难，失朋友易。

58. 11 A friend is easier lost than found. (It is difficult to find a friend, but easy to lose one.)

59. 12a friend is never known till a man has need 需要之时方知友。

59. A friend is never known till a man has need. — A true friend is only known in times of need.

60. 13a friend without faults will never be found 没有十全十美的朋友。

60. 13 A friend without faults will never be found. (There is no such thing as a friend who is perfect and without faults.)

61. 14"after you" is good manners 您先请是礼貌。

61. "After you" is good manners. Please go ahead first is polite.

62. 15a good beginning is half done 良好的`开端是成功的一半。

62. A good beginning is half the battle.

63. 16a good beginning is half done 善始者善终。

63. As the saying goes, "A good beginning is half done" — he who begins well ends well.

64. 17a good book is a good friend 好书如挚友。

64. A good book is like a good friend.

65. 18a good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever 一本好书，相伴一生。

65. A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever — A good book is a lifelong companion.

66. 19a good conscience is a soft pillow 不做亏心事，不怕鬼叫门。

66. 19 A good conscience is a soft pillow: "If you don't do anything wrong, you won't fear the ghost's door knocking."

67. 20a good fame is better than a good face 美名胜过美貌。

67. A good reputation is better than a good face.

68. 21a bad beginning makes a bad ending 不善始者不善终。

68. "A bad beginning makes a bad ending." translates to "He who begins poorly does not finish well."

69. 22a bad thing never dies 遗臭万年。

69. A bad thing never dies; it stinks forever.

70. 23a bad workman always blames his tools不会撑船怪河弯。

70. A bad workman always blames his tools. (If you can't row a boat, blame the crooked river.)