1. Go out to see the sky， stir-fried vegetables to see the fire.

1. Go out to see the sky; stir-fried vegetables to see the fire.

2. Do well and have well

2. Do well and live well

3. Cheats never prosper

3. Cheats never prosper

4. 皮之不存，毛将焉附。

4. If the skin does not exist, where will the hair attach to?

5. Murder will out

5. The truth about the murder will eventually come out.

6. Old horses know the way， old people know the world.

6. Old horses know the way; old people know the world.

7. One hour today is worth o tomorrow

7. One hour today is worth more than two tomorrow.

8. 菜没盐无味，话没理无力。

8. Vegetables without salt have no taste, and words without reason have no power.

9. Seek the truth from facts

9. Seek the truth from facts

10. Nothing dries sooner than a tear

10. Nothing dries sooner than a tear

11. It is better to be cold than cold; it is better to be poor than poor.

11. It is better to be cold than cold; it is better to be poor than poor.

12. Put your shoulder to the wheel

12. Put your back into it

13. no gains

13. No gains

14. Far water does not put out near fire

14. Far water cannot extinguish a nearby fire.

15. There is a beggar stick in front of the door， and the flesh and blood can't go to the door.

15. There is a beggar stick in front of the door, and the flesh and blood cannot go to the door.

16. Even Homer sometimes nods

16. Even Homer sometimes makes mistakes.

17. 坚持就是胜利。 (persevering 坚忍的

17. Perseverance is victory.

18. (errand 跑腿：为完成某一项特殊任务，通常是为他人而走的一段路; / 差事：这种短途旅行的目的或意图)

18. (errand: A short trip made to complete a specific task, usually on behalf of someone else; / business: The purpose or intention of this short journey)

19. Money isn't everything

19. Money isn't everything.

20. Life is but a span

20. Life is but a span.

21. 买了便宜柴，烧了夹生饭。

21. Bought cheap firewood, cooked half-cooked rice.

22. and shame es after

22. and shame is after

23. All rivers run into sea

23. All rivers flow into the sea.

24. soon fotten

24. soon forgotten

25. Prefer loss to unjust gain

25. Prefer loss to unjust gain

26. 万物土中生，全靠两手勤。

26. All things are born from the earth, all rely on the diligent hands.

27. 穷人求饭吃，富人胀破肚。

27. The poor beg for food, the rich burst from overeating.

28. Every mother's child is handsome

28. Every child of a mother is handsome.

29. Like father, like son

29. Like father, like son

30. 宁可身冷，不可心冷；宁可人穷，不可志穷。

30. Better to be cold-bodied than cold-hearted; better to be poor in material wealth than to be poor in spirit.

31. Success belongs to the persevering

31. Success belongs to the persevering

32. Near Zhu is red， near Mo is black.

32. Near Zhu is red, near Mo is black.

33. Saying is one thing and doing another

33. Saying is one thing and doing is another.

34. 三年清知府，十万雪花银。

34. Three years as a magistrate, ten thousand pieces of snowflake silver.

35. No man is born wise or learned

35. No man is born wise or learned.

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

36. One man's fault is another man's lesson.

37. ice shy

37. Ice-shy

38. Like a rat in a hole

38. Like a rat in a hole

39. One never loses anything by politeness

39. One never loses anything by being polite.

40. Pull the chestnut out of fire

40. Pull the chestnut out of the fire

41. 可怜身上衣正单，心忧炭贱愿天寒。

41. Alas, my clothes are thin and light, my heart is worried about the low price of charcoal, wishing for the weather to be cold.

42. 逢人莫乱讲，逢事莫乱闯。

42. Do not talk recklessly when meeting people, and do not act recklessly when facing things.

43. Content is better than riches

43. Contentment is better than wealth.

44. 有理摆到事上，好钢使到刃上。

44. Place the right things in their proper places, and use the best steel where it counts.

45. 事怕合计，人怕客气。

45. Matters fear calculation, people fear politeness.

46. Misfortune tests the sincerity of friends

46. Misfortune tests the sincerity of friends.

47. Still water run deep

47. Still waters run deep.

48. Even reckoning makes long friends

48. An even reckoning makes long friends.

49. 经得广，知得多。

49. The more you experience, the more you know.

50. Practice makes success， modesty makes wisdom.

50. Practice makes perfect, modesty fosters wisdom.

51. No garden without its weeds

51. No garden without its weeds

52. Lies have short legs

52. Lies have short legs.

53. He who does not advance loses ground

53. He who does not advance loses ground.

54. 近朱者赤，近墨者黑。

54. "Those who keep company with the red will turn red, and those who keep company with the black will turn black."

55. 一个和尚挑水喝，两个和尚擡水喝，三个和尚没水喝。

55. One monk carries water to drink, two monks carry water together to drink, but three monks have no water to drink.

56. Never fish in trouble water

56. Never fish in troubled waters

57. Harm set, harm get

57. Harm set, harm get This phrase is a play on words, similar to the English phrase "Pay it forward." It implies that if you cause harm to others, you will ultimately receive harm in return. In English, it can be translated as: 57. Do harm, receive harm

58. Practice makes perfect

58. Practice makes perfect.

59. Out of debt

59. Out of debt

60. Nothing in the world is difficult for one who sets his mind to it

60. There is nothing in the world that is difficult for someone who makes up his mind to do it.

61. If a brother does not deceive his neighbour， he will not deceive his neighbour.

61. If a brother does not deceive his neighbor, he will not deceive his neighbor.

62. 见证人; hearsay 谣言

62. Witness; hearsay rumor

63. One boy is a boy

63. One boy is a boy.

64. None are so blind as those who won't see

64. None are so blind as those who will not see.

65. Short accounts make long friends

65. Short accounts make long friends.

66. always a thief

66. Always a thief

67. The ambition is not in old age， the reason is not to say.

67. The ambition is not in old age; the reason is not to be said.

68. Shrinking your feet before jumping and neck before bumping.

68. Shrink your feet before jumping and your neck before bumping.

69. There is no smoke without fire

69. Where there's no smoke, there's no fire.

70. A cat has

70. A cat has

71. Easier said than done

71. Easier said than done

72. No way is impossible to courage

72. No way is impossible to courage

73. 会跳的先缩脚，会撞的先缩脖。

73. The one who can dance first pulls back their feet, and the one who can crash first pulls back their neck.

74. Prevention is better than cure

74. Prevention is better than cure.

75. Fragrant flowers are not necessarily good-looking， they may not be competent.

75. Fragrant flowers are not necessarily beautiful; they may not be competent.

76. Example is better then percept

76. Example is better than perception.

77. (turn a blind eye to 视而不见;

77. (turn a blind eye to: to ignore or not to pay attention to, to overlook or disregard)

78. Beauty lies in the love's eyes

78. Beauty lies in the eyes of love.

79. A good medicine tastes bitter

79. A good medicine tastes bitter.