1. Old friends and old wines are best

1. Old friends and old wines are the best.

2. No pleasure without pain

2. No pleasure without pain.

3. Fish and visitors smell three days ( Franklin Benjamin , American president )

3. Fish and visitors stink after three days (Franklin Benjamin, American president)

4. Less is more

4. Less is more

5. As a man sows, so he shall reap

5. As a man sows, so shall he reap.

6. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy

6. Too much work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

7. Every man has his weak side

7. Every man has his weak side.

8. A straight foot is not afraid of a crooked shoe

8. A straight foot is not afraid of a crooked shoe.

9. Friends agree best at distance

9. Friends agree best at a distance.

10. Children are what the mothers are

10. Children are what mothers are.

11. Cheats never prosper

11. Cheats never prosper

12. 丢掉黄金能够找，失去光阴无处寻。

12. Gold can be found if lost, but time once gone can never be found.

13. A bad beginning makes a bad ending

13. A bad beginning makes a bad ending.

14. A good book is a good friend

14. A good book is a good friend.

15. So the world wags

15. So the world goes on.

16. A good beginning is half done

16. A good beginning is half the work.

17. He that respects not is not respected

17. He who does not respect is not respected.

18. Time has its feet to cherish， and books should be plowed diligently without taxes.?>

18. Time has its feet to be cherished, and books should be cultivated diligently without taxes.

19. 光阴有脚当珍惜，书田无税应勤耕。

19. Time has feet, so it should be cherished; a book field has no taxes, so it should be cultivated diligently.

20. Good health is over wealth

20. Good health is worth more than wealth.

21. Every little helps a mickle

21. Every little helps a mickle. (This phrase is an English proverb meaning that even small contributions or efforts can make a significant difference.)

22. A word spoken is past recalling

22. A word spoken is past recalling.

23. Happy is he who owes nothing

23. Happy is he who owes nothing.

24. 月过十五光明少，人过三十不少年。

24. After the Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon becomes less bright; after one reaches the age of thirty, one is still not old.

25. Every door may be shut, but death's door

25. Every door may be shut, but death's door is always open.

26. Plain dealing is praised more than practiced

26. Plain dealing is praised more than practiced.

27. One false move may lose the game

27. One wrong move may lose the game.

28. Every day is not Sunday

28. Not every day is Sunday.

29. Love me, love my dog

29. Love me, love my dog

30. Birds of a feather flock together

30. Birds of a feather flock together.

31. He who risks nothing gains nothing

31. He who risks nothing gains nothing.

32. A good medicine tastes bitter

32. A good medicine tastes bitter.

33. A light heart live long

33. A light heart lives long.

34. Time cannot be orroorroes religion

34. Time cannot be orroorroes religion

35. Times change

35. Times change

36. First think and then speak

36. First think, then speak.

37. A rolling stone gathers no moss

37. A rolling stone gathers no moss.

38. Courtesy on one side only lasts not long

38. Courtesy on one side only lasts not long.

39. The time of life is short ; to spend that shortness basely, it would be too long (as Edison , American inventor )

39. The span of life is brief; to squander that brevity in a base manner would be too long (as Edison, the American inventor).

40. An apple a day keeps the doctor away

40. An apple a day keeps the doctor away

41. Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise

41. Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.

42. Deal with a man as he deals with you

42. Treat a man as he treats you.

43. Do as the Romans do

43. Do as the Romans do

44. Custom makes all things easy

44. Habit makes all things easy.

45. Books and friends should be few but good

45. Books and friends should be few but excellent.

46. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill

46. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill

47. A new broom sweeps clean

47. A new broom sweeps clean.

48. Better late than never

48. Better late than never.

49. 年过中秋月过半，人老不能转少年。

49. The Mid-Autumn Festival has passed, the moon is past its midpoint, and one cannot turn back to youth.

50. No rose without a thorn

50. No rose without a thorn

51. Out of sight, out of mind

51. Out of sight, out of mind

52. Constant dripping wears away a stone

52. Constant dripping wears away a stone

53. A young idler, an old beggar

53. A young loafer, an old beggar

54. No sweet without sweat

54. No joy without effort

55. 时间像弹簧，可以缩短也可以拉长。

55. Time is like a spring, which can be shortened or stretched.

56. Failure is the mother of success

56. Failure is the mother of success.

57. Fear always springs from ignorance

57. Fear always springs from ignorance.

58. Every heart has its own sorrow

58. Every heart has its own sorrow

59. 普通人只想到如何度过时间，有才能的人设法利用时间。(德国哲学家 叔本华 A )

59. Ordinary people only think about how to spend time, while talented individuals find ways to make use of time. (A quote by German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer)

60. A miss is as good as a mile

60. A miss is as good as a mile.

61. Friends must part

61. Friends must part

62. A lazy man may not tear his calendar， but he cannot keep time.

62. A lazy man may not tear his calendar, but he cannot keep time.

63. To get time is to get everything.

63. To gain time is to gain everything.

64. One man's fault is other man's lesson

64. One man's mistake is another man's lesson.

65. Better be envied than pitied

65. Better to be envied than pitied.

66. Pride goes before a fall

66. Pride goes before a fall.

67. He sits no sure that sits too high

67. He sits no sure that sits too high.

68. No cross, no crown

68. No cross, no crown

69. Time， like a spring， can be shortened or lengthened.

69. Time, like a spring, can be shortened or lengthened.

70. Creep before you walk

70. Crawl before you walk

71. Care and diligence bring luck

71. Care and diligence bring prosperity.

72. He knows most who speaks least

72. He knows most who speaks least.

73. All things are difficult before they are easy

73. All things are difficult before they become easy.

74. 'After you' is good manners

74. 'After you' is good manners.

75. Time and tide wait for no man

75. Time and tide wait for no man.

76. Poverty is stranger to industry

76. Poverty is alien to industry.

77. A man cannot spin and reel at the same time

77. A man cannot spin and reel at the same time.

78. Don't put the cart before the horse

78. Don't put the cart before the horse.

79. Don't have too many irons in the fire

79. Don't have too many irons in the fire.

80. Not to know what happened before one was born is always to be a child

80. Not to know what happened before one was born is always to be a child.

81. Put the cart before the horse

81. Put the cart before the horse This phrase is an English idiom that means to do things in the wrong order or to prioritize things incorrectly. It is a metaphorical way of saying that one is trying to do the last step before the first step. In English, it's often used to caution someone against acting prematurely or reversing the logical sequence of events.

82. 凡事若能按时做，一日能顶三天用。

82. If one can complete things on time, a day's work can be as productive as three.

83. Great hopes make great man

83. Great hopes make a great man.

84. The fire burns the skin, heal over time; etimes also fear, time ents, and has time enough

84. The fire burns the skin, which heals over time; sometimes also fear, time fears, and has enough time.

85. Content is better than riches

85. Contentment is better than wealth.

86. Because god is in the hands of the time and eternity, this te is unclear

86. Because God is in the hands of time and eternity, this text is unclear.

87. Time flies never to be recalled

87. Time flies and never returns to be recalled.