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1. 笑一笑,百病消。
1. A smile can drive away a hundred diseases.
2. 春风得意马蹄疾,一日看尽长安花。
2. With the spring breeze blowing, the horse gallops joyfully, in one day I have seen all the flowers of Chang'an.
3. 一天笑一笑,赛似吃好药。 说说笑笑,通了七窍。
3. A smile a day is better than a pill. Laughter opens all seven orifices.
4. 快活光阴容易过。
4. The pleasant days pass quickly.
5. 严酷的日子要坚毅不屈,幸福的日子要谨慎小心。
5. In harsh days, one must be steadfast and unyielding; in happy days, one must be cautious and careful.
6. 发出来;幸福生活是一点一点干出来。(傈傈族)
6. Come into being; a happy life is built bit by bit. (Lisu)
7. 心眼坏的人没有一分钟快乐。
7. People with a bad heart never have a moment of happiness.
8. 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,有的是农用谚语,如“清明前后,栽瓜种豆”;有的是事理谚语,如“种瓜得瓜,种豆得豆”;有的属于生活上各方面的常识谚语,如“饭后百步走,活到九十九”。类别繁多,数不胜数。
8. Common ready-made sayings used in people's lives. Proverbs are similar to idioms, but they have a stronger oral quality, are easy to understand, and generally express a complete meaning. They are usually in the form of one or two short sentences. The content of proverbs is very extensive, including agricultural proverbs such as "Plant melons and beans before and after Qingming"; there are also proverbs about the nature of things, such as "As you sow, so shall you reap"; and there are also common sense proverbs about all aspects of life, such as "After a meal, walk a hundred steps, and you can live to be ninety-nine." There are many categories, and it is countless.
9. 常拜的神殿,常伴的子女。
9. The temple frequented, the children ever by.
10. 病打心上起。 身宽不如心宽。
10. Illness starts from the heart. It's better to have a broad heart than a broad body.
11. 豹子的肉是打来的,好日子是争来的。(景颇族)
11. The meat of the leopard is hunted, and good days are fought for. (Jingpo)
12. “咦,钟声变小了,听不见了!”小偷高兴起来,“妙极了!把耳朵捂住不住就听不进钟声了吗!”他立刻找来两个布团,把耳朵塞住,心想,这下谁也听不见钟声了。于是就放手砸起钟来,一下一下,钟声响亮地传到很远的地方。人们听到钟声蜂拥而至把小偷捉住了。
12. "Hey, the bell sound has gotten quieter, I can't hear it anymore!" The thief became happy, "That's great! If I can't hear the bell sound with my ears plugged, then I won't be able to hear it, right!" He immediately found two pieces of cloth, stuffed his ears with them, thinking, "Now, no one will be able to hear the bell sound." So he let go and started smashing the bell, one hit after another, the bell sound echoing loudly to a distant place. The people heard the bell sound and swarmed in to catch the thief.
13. 童年时快乐的人是幸福的。
13. People who are happy in childhood are fortunate.
14. 笑口常开,青春常在。
14. A cheerful smile, ever youthful.
15. 要美好,就要受苦。
15. To be beautiful, one must suffer.
16. 女儿如母高,能做母之友。
16. A daughter who is as tall as her mother can be a friend to her mother.
17. 笑长命,哭生病。多笑使人延年益寿,多恼催人衰老多病。
17. Laughter prolongs life, while crying brings illness. More laughter can prolong one's life, while more resentment can accelerate aging and lead to frequent illnesses.
18. 得纵酒时须纵酒,得高歌处且高歌。
18. When the opportunity arises to indulge in wine, one should freely drink. When there is a place to sing loudly, one should sing high.
19. 大凉山有千万条路,没有奴隶活的一条路;大凉山有千万棵树,叶叶挂着奴隶的泪珠。(彝族)
19. There are ten thousand roads in Daliang Mountain, not a single one where slaves can live; there are ten thousand trees in Daliang Mountain, each leaf laden with the tears of slaves. (Yi ethnic group)
20. 笑是一种没有副作用的镇静剂。
20. Laughter is a tranquilizer without side effects.
21. 一日三笑,人生难老;一日三恼,不老也老。?>
21. Three smiles a day, it's hard to grow old in life; three grievances a day, not growing old also feels old.
22. 自私自利的人永远找不到快乐。
22. Selfish individuals can never find happiness.
23. 只有信念使快乐真实。
23. Only belief makes happiness real.
24. 快乐是成功的副产品。
24. Happiness is a byproduct of success.
25. 心宽体胖,勤劳体壮。
25. A broad mind and a plump body, diligence and robustness.
26. 心安茅屋稳,胃好菜根香。
26. A peaceful heart in a stable cottage, a good stomach with the scent of vegetables.
27. 人生只有两种事,就是幸福和愁苦;一种口头说出来,一种心里暗想着。(藏族)
27. There are only two things in life, happiness and sorrow; one is spoken aloud, and the other is thought in silence. (Tibetan)
28. 眉花眼笑、左顾右盼、闻鸡起舞、掩耳盗铃、手舞足蹈。
28. Smiling with bright eyes, looking around, rising at the first chirp of the cock, covering one's ears to steal a bell, and dancing with arms and feet.
29. 出处:东晋时,祖逖和刘琨同为司州主簿,常互相勉励振作。半夜听到鸡鸣,立即起来舞剑。语出《晋书·祖逖传》。
29. Source: During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zu Ti and Liu Kung were both officials serving as the Secretary of the Department of Jizhou, and they often encouraged and motivated each other. At midnight, upon hearing the rooster crow, they would immediately get up and practice swordsmanship. The quote comes from the "Book of the Jin Dynasty" - "Biography of Zu Ti."
30. 笑长命,哭生病。
30. Laughter prolongs life, while crying brings illness.
31. 心胸宽阔的人,喝水也会胖。
31. A person with a broad mind will even gain weight by drinking water.
32. 出处:《吕氏春秋·自知》:春秋时侯,晋国贵族智伯灭掉了范氏。有人趁机跑到范氏家里想偷点东西,看见院子里吊着一口大钟。钟是用上等青铜铸成的,造型和图案都很精美。小偷心里高兴极了,想把这口精美的大钟背回自已家去。可是钟又大又重,怎么也挪不动。
32. Source: "Lüshi Chunqiu · Zizhi": During the Spring and Autumn period, the noble Zhi Bo of the state of Jin destroyed the Fan family. Someone took advantage of the situation to run to the Fan family's house to steal something. They saw a large bell hanging in the courtyard. The bell was made of high-quality bronze and had exquisite design and patterns. The thief was overjoyed in his heart, wanting to carry this beautiful large bell back to his own home. However, the bell was both large and heavy, and he couldn't move it at all.
33. 天天不发愁,活到百出头。
33. Not worried every day, live to be over a hundred.
34. 庄稼靠雨水长得葱绿,人们靠劳动获得幸福。(维吾尔族)
34. The crops thrive lushly with rain, and people achieve happiness through labor. (Uyghur)
35. 苦尽甘来。
35. Suffering ends and sweetness follows.
36. 儿子如父高,能做父之友。
36. A son who is as tall as his father can be his father's friend.
37. 砂石里可以淘出金子,汗水时可以找到幸福。(维吾尔族)
37. Gold can be washed out of the sand and gravel, and happiness can be found in the sweat. (Uyghur)
38. 快乐是忧愁的紧邻。
38. Happiness is a close neighbor to sorrow.
39. 眼不见,心不烦。
39. Out of sight, out of mind.
40. 酷刑不会使坚强的人痛苦,甜蜜的引诱不会使动摇的人幸福。
40. Torture does not cause pain to the strong, and sweet temptation does not bring happiness to the wavering.
41. 在高兴里埋藏着痛苦的种子,在痛苦中埋藏着高兴的种子。(高山族)
41. Pain is hidden in happiness, and joy is hidden in pain. (Gaoshan people)
42. 笑一笑,十年少。一日三笑,不用吃药。
42. A smile can take ten years off. Three smiles a day are enough to dispense with medication.
43. 乐观的人,牙齿落完也不老。
43. Optimistic people don't age even after all their teeth fall out.
44. 量大福大,心宽屋宽。
44. The more there is, the greater the fortune; the broader the mind, the wider the house.
45. 气恼成病,欢乐长命。
45. Anger leads to illness, joy to longevity.
46. 做好事是人生中唯一确实快乐的行动。
46. Doing good deeds is the only truly joyful action in life.
47. 宁喝开心粥,不吃皱眉饭。
47. It's better to drink a bowl of joyous congee than to eat a meal with a frown.
48. 耳不听不烦,眼不见不馋。
48. If you don't listen, you won't get annoyed; if you don't see, you won't get greedy.
49. 愚蠢的人幸福是钱和官,聪明的人幸福是劳动和贡献。(哈萨克族)
49. For the foolish, happiness is money and official positions; for the wise, happiness is labor and contribution. (Kazakh)
50. 烦恼不寻人,人自寻烦恼。
50. Troubles do not seek people, but people seek their own troubles.
51. 要想活得痛快,身上不能背债。
51. To live a carefree life, one should not carry debts on one's shoulders.
52. 勇敢,事会成功;勤劳,幸福必来。(蒙古族)
52. Courage, and success will come; diligence, happiness will follow. (Mongolian)
53. 快快活活活了命,气气恼恼恼成病。
53. Live joyfully and you'll live a long life; live in anger and frustration and you'll fall ill.
54. 高兴能把小病治愈,忧愁能使小病加重。
54. Being happy can cure minor illnesses, while being sorrowful can exacerbate minor illnesses.
55. 幸福的太阳空中开,快乐的花朵地上开。
55. The happy sun blooms in the sky, joyous flowers bloom on the ground.
56. 白话释义:向左右两边看:他走得很慢,,像在寻找什么。
56. Literal Translation: Look to the left and right: He is walking very slowly, as if searching for something.
57. 心中快乐,容光焕发。
57. Happy in the heart, radiant with joy.
58. 忧愁多病,心康体健。
58. Many sorrows, but a healthy heart and body.
59. 心中有病,心神不定。一笑值千金。
59. Suffering from an ailment in the heart, the mind is restless. A smile is worth a thousand in gold.
60. 不气不愁,能活白头。
60. Without anger and worry, one can live to a ripe old age.
61. 谚语跟成语一样都是语言整体中的一部分,可以增加语言的鲜明性和生动性。但谚语和名言是不同的,谚语是劳动人民的生活实践经验,而名言是名人说的话。
61. Proverbs, like idioms, are part of the whole language and can enhance the vividness and vividness of language. However, proverbs and famous sayings are different. Proverbs are the life experience and practical knowledge of the working people, while famous sayings are the words spoken by celebrities.
62. 白话释义:偷铃铛的人怕铃响,把自己耳朵堵住,以为自己听不见,别人也听不见。比喻自己欺骗自己。
62. Popular Explanation: The person who steals the bell is afraid of the bell ringing, so he blocks his own ears, thinking that if he can't hear it, others can't hear it either. This比喻is used to describe self-deception.
63. 快乐就是健康,忧郁就是疾病。
63. Happiness is health, melancholy is disease.
64. 人世难逢开口笑。
64. It's rare to find a moment to laugh in this world.
65. 法堂上讲法,舞场内跳舞。
65. In the courtroom, they deliver the law; in the dance hall, they dance.
66. 谁笑在最后,谁笑的最好。
66. He who laughs last, laughs best.
67. 没有一回的快乐是无烦扰的。
67. There is no joy that is entirely free from disturbance.
68. 得快活,且快活。
68. Enjoy yourself, and enjoy it fully.
69. 快乐时光去如飞。
69. Happy times fly by in a flash.
70. 耳不烦,心不恼。
70. The ears are not weary, and the heart is not恼.
71. 什么是理想,革命事业就是理想;什么是幸福,为人民服务就是幸福。
71. What is idealism? The revolutionary cause is idealism; what is happiness? Serving the people is happiness.
72. 出处:《诗经·大序》:“不知手之舞之,足之蹈之也。”
72. Source: The Great Preface of The Book of Songs: "He does not know that his hands are dancing, and his feet are leaping."
73. 人逢喜事精神爽。
73. When people encounter happy events, their spirits are uplifted.
74. 出处:《与吴季重书》:“左顾右盼,谓若无人!”
74. Source: "Letter to Wu Jizhong": "Looking left and right, as if there were no one!"
75. 对愚人最好是使他高兴,而不是惹他发怒。
75. It is best to make a fool happy rather than anger him.
76. 谚语是广泛流传于民间的言简意赅的短语,多数反映了劳动人民的生活实践经验,而且一般都是经过口头传下来的。它多是口语形式的通俗易懂的短句或韵语。
76. Proverbs are concise phrases widely spread among the people, most of which reflect the practical experiences of the working people's lives, and are generally passed down orally. They are mostly short sentences or rhymes that are easy to understand in colloquial form.
77. 欢娱嫌日短,寂寞恨更长。
77. Joy and pleasure find the day too short, while loneliness resents the lengthening of time.
78. 白话释义:双手舞动,两脚跳跃。形容高兴到了极点。
78. Colloquial Interpretation: The hands are waving, and the feet are jumping. Describes being extremely happy.
79. 在我们开心的时候,我们的心情就是好的,不开心的时候,心情就会很低落。关于心情的谚语就有很多,大家平时都有听说过哪些呢今日我就为大家整理了有关于心情的谚语,供大家参考查阅,希望你会喜欢。
79. When we are happy, our mood is good; when we are not happy, our mood becomes very low. There are many proverbs about mood, and which ones have you heard in daily life? Today, I have compiled a list of proverbs about mood for everyone to refer to and check out, hoping you will like them.
80. 叫人不高兴的真理,胜过叫人高兴的谎言。
80. The truth that offends is better than the lie that pleases.
81. 茶花是一朵一朵开出来;芭蕉是一串一串结出来;竹笋是一春一春长出来;香椿是一年年
81. Tea blossoms unfold one by one; banana flowers form in clusters; bamboo shoots grow one after spring; toon tree sprouts annually.
82. 吸取他人教训,自己才会走运。
82. Only by learning from others' mistakes can one become lucky.
83. 快乐,是人生中最伟大的事!
83. Happiness is the greatest thing in life!
84. 病打心上起。身宽不如心宽。
84. The disease stirs from the heart. Being physically broad is not as good as having a broad mind.
85. 他想来想去,只有一个办法,那就是把钟敲碎,然后再分别搬回家。 小偷找来一把大大锤,拼命朝钟砸去,咣的一声巨响,把他吓了一大跳。小偷着慌,心想这下糟了,这种声不就等于是告诉人们我正在这里偷钟吗?
85. He thought and thought, and only one way came to mind: that was to smash the bell and then carry it home separately. The thief found a big hammer and hit the bell with all his might. A loud bang startled him greatly. The thief panicked and thought, "Oh no, doesn't this sound just announce to everyone that I'm here stealing the bell?"
86. 乐观使人长寿。
86. Optimism leads to longevity.