1. 智壮英雄胆，艺高人胆大。

1. The wise and brave hero; with great skill, one dares greatly.

2. 吃了人家的嘴短，拿了人家的手软。

2. One who has eaten someone's food feels short-tempered, and one who has taken someone's money is soft-hearted.

3. 病从口入，祸从口出。

3. Sickness comes into the mouth, and disaster comes from the mouth.

4. 走不完的路，知不完的理。

4. There is a road that one can never reach the end of, and there are truths that one can never exhaust.

5. 朋友千个少，冤家一个多。

5. The more friends, the fewer; the more enemies, the more.

6. 会走走不过影，会说说不过理。

6. Walking can't escape one's shadow, and talking can't evade reason.

7. 湖里游着大鲤鱼，不如桌上小鲫鱼。

7. The big carp swimming in the lake is not as good as the small crucian carp on the table.

8. 龙游浅水遭虾戏，虎落平阳被犬欺，得志猫儿雄过虎，落毛凤凰不如鸡。

8. When a dragon roams in shallow waters, it is amused by shrimps; when a tiger falls in a peaceful place, it is bullied by dogs. When a cat achieves success, it becomes more formidable than a tiger; and when a phoenix loses its feathers, it is not as valuable as a chicken.

9. 山高自有行路客，水深也有渡船人。

9. There are travelers on the mountain path, and there are boatmen on the deep waters.

10. 摘抄时间长了会有一种成就感，养成看书动笔的习惯。如此就会将摘抄坚持到底，更重要的有了这些经典之宝后，有时写作时可以信手而来，应用自如，使文章写得更精彩。

10. Copying extracts for a long time can bring a sense of achievement, and develop the habit of reading and writing. In this way, one can persevere in copying extracts. More importantly, after acquiring these classic treasures, one can sometimes write effortlessly and skillfully, making the articles more fascinating.

11. 苗多欺草，草多欺苗。

11. The more weeds, the more they mock the seedlings; the more seedlings, the more they mock the weeds.

12. 有理不在言高，有话说在面前。

12. Reason does not need to be spoken loudly, and what needs to be said should be said in front of others.

13. 有理的想着说，没理的抢着说。

13. Reasonable people think and speak, while unreasonable people rush to speak.

14. 吃人的嘴软，论人的理短。

14. One who eats others is soft-spoken, while one who criticizes others has a shortcoming in reason.

15. 姜是老的辣，醋是陈的酸 。

15. The older the ginger, the spicier it is; the older the vinegar, the more sour it is.

16. 狗朝屁走，人朝势走。

16. Dogs follow the smell, and people follow the power.

17. 吃过的馍馍不香，嚼过的甘蔗不甜。

17. Bread that has been eaten does not smell good, and sugarcane that has been chewed is not sweet.

18. 寒门出才子，高山出俊鸟。

18. Talent arises from humble origins, and beauty arises from high mountains.

19. 脸儿壮，吃得胖。

19. The face is robust, and the body is chubby.

20. 静以修身，俭以养德，非澹泊无以明志，非宁静无以致远。

20. Cultivate oneself in tranquility, nourish virtue through frugality; without simplicity and contentment, one cannot clarify one's aspirations; without tranquility and calmness, one cannot achieve great distances.

21. 人不知理定有祸，事出反常必有妖，言不由衷定有鬼，邪乎到家必有诈。

21. If people do not know reason, they will surely meet misfortune; if things happen out of the ordinary, there must be something sinister; if words are not spoken from the heart, there must be some ghost; if something is too bizarre, there must be some deceit.

22. 粗丝难织细绢，粗人难做细活。

22. It is difficult to weave fine silk with coarse thread, and it is hard for a rough person to do delicate work.

23. 意义的哲理性与知识性 谚语大多都是人民群众在长期的生产劳动实践和生活实践中，在对某一方面事物与做法有所感悟、体悟的基础上，总结出来的经验与教训，带有很强的哲理性与知识性。

23. Philosophical and Knowledgeable Significance: Proverbs are mostly experiences and lessons summarized by the masses from their long-term production and labor practices and daily life experiences, based on their insights and understanding of certain aspects of things and practices. They are characterized by a strong sense of philosophy and knowledge.

24. 冷粥冷饭好吃，冷言冷语难受。

24. Cold porridge and cold rice taste good, but cold words and sarcastic remarks are uncomfortable.

25. 好狗不跳，好猫不叫。

25. A good dog does not jump, and a good cat does not meow.

26. 人到世上，猴到树上。

26. Man comes to the world, monkey goes to the tree.

27. 长兄如父，老嫂比母。

27. The elder brother is like a father, and the older sister is like a mother.

28. 大多写作者都有摘抄的好习惯，摘抄是提高写作能力的好途径。有了摘抄这个好习惯，文章就不愁写不出精彩的好句子来。

28. Most writers have the good habit of quoting, and quotation is a great way to improve writing skills. With the good habit of quotation, there's no need to worry about not being able to write brilliant and good sentences.

29. 走路怕暴雨，说话怕输理。

29. Fear the heavy rain when walking, fear losing an argument when speaking.

30. 马行无力皆因瘦，人不风流只为贫。

30. The horse moves with no strength, all because it is thin; a person is not charismatic, only because they are poor.

31. 宁吃飞禽四俩，不吃走兽半斤。

31. It's better to eat four pounds of fowl than half a pound of beast.

32. 酒是穿肠毒药，色是刮骨钢刀， 恨是惹祸根苗。

32. Wine is a poison that goes through the intestines, beauty is a steel knife that scrapes the bones, and hate is the root of祸 (disaster or trouble).

33. 宝剑不磨要生锈；人不学习要落后。

33. If a sword is not polished, it will rust; if a person does not learn, they will lag behind.

34. 恩义广施，人生何处不相逢；冤仇莫结，路逢狭处难回避。

34. Bestow kindness widely, for where else will we not meet in life? Do not nurture grievances, for it is hard to avoid narrow paths where conflicts are bound to arise.

35. 人在人前闯，刀在石上荡。

35. A person braves the world in front of others, a knife glides on stone.

36. 耳听为虚，眼见为实。

36. Hearing is believed to be false, while seeing is believed to be real.

37. 摘抄会养成一种动笔的好习惯，写作用时就不愁少。提高写作力就是读书和从动笔开始的，一个人只要养成了摘抄的好习惯，就会对读书有兴趣。

37. Taking notes can cultivate a good habit of writing, so one will never worry about having a shortage of writing material. Improving writing skills starts with reading and putting pen to paper. Once a person develops the habit of note-taking, they will develop an interest in reading.

38. 不怕山高，就怕脚软。

38. It's not the height of the mountain that matters, but the weakness of the feet.

39. 得道者多助，失道者寡助。

39. Those who adhere to the right path will find many helpers, while those who stray from it will have few.

40. 人哄地皮，地哄肚皮。

40. People please the earth, and the earth pleases the belly.

41. 大路不走草成窝，好歌不唱忘记多。

41. If the main road is not taken, grass will grow into a nest; if a good song is not sung, many will forget.

42. 有理摆到事上，好钢使到刃上。

42. Use the right argument in the right place, and apply the best steel where it's needed.

43. 没有不上钩的鱼，没有不上竿的猴。

43. There is no fish that won't bite the hook, and no monkey that won't catch the pole.

44. 离家十里路，各处各乡风。

44. Ten miles from home, each village has its own style.

45. 有志不在年高，有理不在会说。

45. Age does not determine ambition, and reason does not depend on eloquence.

46. 卖主怪脚，买主怪鞋。

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

47. 靠山吃山，靠水吃水。

47. Eat from the mountain if you rely on it, and eat from the water if you rely on it.

48. 不塞不流，不止不行。

48. If it is not blocked, it will not flow; if it is not stopped, it will not stop.

49. 六月不热，五谷不结。

49. If June is not hot, the five grains will not mature.

50. 不会做小事的人，也做不出大事来。

50. A person who cannot do small things will not be able to accomplish big things.

51. 是蛇一身冷，是狼一身腥。

51. A snake is all cold, and a wolf is all smelly.

52. 好种出好苗，好树结好桃。

52. Good seeds grow into good seedlings, and good trees bear good peaches.

53. 宁可种上丢，莫望不种收。

53. It's better to plant and lose than to not plant and not reap.

54. 刮风走小巷，下雨走大街。

54. When it's windy, take a path through the alleys; when it's raining, walk on the main streets.

55. 花香不在多，室雅不在大。

55. The scent of flowers is not about quantity, the elegance of a room is not about size.

56. 积善三年人不知，作恶一日远近闻。

56. Three years of doing good, people don't know; one day of doing evil, the news spreads far and wide.

57. 路湿早脱鞋，遇事早安排。

57. If the road is wet, take off your shoes early; if you encounter a situation, make arrangements early.

58. 好记忆不如烂头笔，摘抄经典之句好处多。增加自己的记忆力，对提高写作能力是会有帮助的。

58. A good memory is no match for a bad pen; copying classic quotes has many benefits. It can enhance one's memory and be helpful in improving writing skills.

59. 天凭日月，人凭良心。

59. The heavens rely on the sun and the moon, and people rely on their conscience.

60. 光说不练假把式，光练不说真把式，连说带练全把式。?>

60. All talk and no action is a phony show, all action and no talk is a real show, a combination of both is a complete show. ?>

61. 病好不谢医，下次无人医。

61. If a patient recovers without thanking the doctor, no one will treat them next time.

62. 边学边问，才有学问。

62. Only by asking while learning can one acquire knowledge.

63. 自古妻贤夫祸少，应知子孝父心宽。

63. Since ancient times, a wife's virtue brings fewer troubles to her husband, and one should know that a son's filial piety makes a father's heart broad.

64. 火要空心，人要虚心。

64. Fire needs to be hollow, and people need to be humble.

65. 货买三家不吃亏，路走三遭不陌生。

65. Shopping at three stores doesn't mean a loss, and traveling three times on the road doesn't make you a stranger.

66. 好马不停蹄，好牛不停犁。

66. A good horse never stops trotting, and a good ox never stops plowing.

67. 劳动出智慧，实践出真知。

67. Labor begets wisdom, and practice brings true knowledge.

68. 谋官如鼠，得官如虎。

68. Seeking a government post is like being a mouse, while obtaining one is like being a tiger.

69. 口语性谚语多来自民间，是劳动人民集体智慧的结晶，多是人民大众对具体事物的认识，带有浓重的口语性。

69. Colloquial proverbs are mostly derived from the folk, representing the collective wisdom of the working people. They are mostly the people's understanding of specific things and are characterized by a strong colloquial style.

70. 给自己唱赞歌的人，听众只有一个。

70. The one who sings praises to himself has only one audience.

71. 路遥知马力，日久见人心。

71. As the road is long, one learns the strength of a horse; as time goes by, one learns the character of a person.

72. 碰一次钉子，长一次见识。

72. Every time you hit a snag, you gain a new insight.

73. 口说无凭，事实为证。

73. Words are not enough; facts speak for themselves.

74. 风格的通俗上口性 谚语流传于民间口头，将有哲理性与知识性的内容以通俗活泼的语句、和谐上口的韵致而简练生动地表现出来，极具通俗易懂、朗朗上口的特性。精练性有句话说得好“泉水最清，谚语最精”。谚语“以片言明百意”，从而避免说教式的冗言赘语，鲁迅谓之炼话。

74. Popularity and Accessibility of Style Proverbs are spread through folk oral tradition, expressing philosophical and knowledge-based content in simple, lively language, with harmonious and easy-to-pronounce rhymes, which are concise, vivid, and highly accessible and easy to recite. There is a saying that goes, "Spring water is the purest, and proverbs are the most concise." The proverb "expresses a hundred meanings in a few words" thus avoids pedantic, wordy speech, which Lu Xun referred to as "refining words."