1. 智壮英雄胆，艺高人胆大。

1. The wise and brave hero, the more skilled, the bolder.

2. 吃饭打湿口，洗脸打湿手。

2. Eat and get your mouth wet, wash your face and get your hands wet.

3. 吃饭象条龙，做活象条虫。

3. Eat like a dragon, work like a worm.

4. 不怕路长，只怕心老。

4. Do not fear the long journey, only fear the heart grows old.

5. 吃要吃有味的，说要说有理的。

5. Eat with taste, speak with reason.

6. 船载千斤，掌舵一人。

6. A ship carries a thousand catties, and one person steers the helm.

7. 会走走不过影，会说说不过理。

7. It's hard to walk through a shadow, and hard to argue with reason.

8. 砂锅不捣不漏，木头不凿不通。

8. A pot won't leak if not pounded, and wood won't be passable if not carved.

9. 聪明在于学习，天才在于积累。

9. Wisdom lies in learning, genius in accumulation.

10. 不怕怒目金刚，只怕眯眼菩萨。

10. Not afraid of the fierce Ksitigarbha, but afraid of the half-closed-eyed Avalokiteshvara.

11. 有斧砍得树倒，有理说的不倒。

11. Trees can be felled with an axe, but those with reason cannot be shaken.

12. 三天不念口生，三年不做手生。

12. Not reciting for three days makes the mouth grow stiff, not doing for three years makes the hands grow stiff.

13. 粗饭养人，粗活益身。

13. Coarse rice nourishes the body, and hard work benefits the health.

14. 懒人用长线，拙人用弯针。

14. Lazy people use long threads, clumsy people use bent needles.

15. 好马不停蹄，好牛不停犁。

15. A good horse never stops running, and a good ox never stops plowing.

16. 一时强弱在于力，万古胜负在于理。

16. Temporary strengths and weaknesses depend on power, while the ultimate victory or defeat lies in reason.

17. 一场春雨一场暖，一场秋雨一场寒。?>

17. A spring rain brings warmth, and a fall rain brings cold.

18. 卖主怪脚，买主怪鞋。

18. The seller is complaining about the feet, and the buyer is complaining about the shoes.

19. 砍柴砍小头，问路问老头。

19. Cut the firewood with a small ax, ask for directions from an old man.

20. 乖子看一眼，呆子看到晚。

20. Smart children see in a glance, foolish ones see late.

21. 树老根多，人老识多。

21. The older the tree, the more its roots; the older the person, the more their wisdom.

22. 小时偷针，大了偷金。

22. If one steals needles as a child, they will steal gold as an adult.

23. 满瓶不响，半瓶叮当。

23. A full jar makes no sound, while a half-full jar tinkles.

24. 针无两头尖，蔗无两头甜。

24. A needle has no point at both ends, a sugarcane has no sweetness at both ends.

25. 真金不怕火炼，石山不怕雨淋。

25. Genuine gold is not afraid of the fire test, and a mountain of stones is not afraid of being rained upon.

26. 挨金似金，挨玉似玉。

26. Touch gold and it feels like gold; touch jade and it feels like jade.

27. 一天舞几舞，长命九十五。

27. Dance for a day, and live to be ninety-five.

28. 虎吃人易躲，人吃人难防。

28. It's easy to avoid a tiger that eats people, but it's hard to prevent people from eating each other.

29. 病从口入，祸从口出。

29. Illness comes from the mouth, and misfortune comes from the tongue.

30. 去时终须去，再三留不住。

30. It is inevitable to leave, and no amount of trying to hold on can stop it.

31. 人怕没理，狗怕夹尾。

31. People fear lack of reason, dogs fear a wagging tail.

32. 劝人终有益，挑唆害无穷。

32. Persuading others is always beneficial; inciting harm is endless.

33. 不怕鬼吓人，就怕人吓人。

33. It's not the ghosts that scare people, but people themselves that scare each other.

34. 蜂多出王，人多出将。

34. Where there are many bees, there is a queen; where there are many people, there are generals.

35. 人活脸，树活皮。

35. A person lives by his face, and a tree lives by its bark.