1. Not a thousand families， not a rich family.

1. Not a thousand families, not a rich family.

2. 有钱能使鬼推磨，无钱鬼也不开门。

2. Money can make the devil do the grinding, but without money, even the devil won't open the door.

3. The Yellow River is only for water， and the worn tongue is for wealth.

3. The Yellow River is for water alone, and the worn tongue is for wealth.

4. No man is rich without windfall， and no horse is fat without night grass.

4. No man is rich without a windfall, and no horse is fat without night grass.

5. Wealth lies in talent， not in property.

5. Wealth is found in talent, not in property.

6. It's hard to buy peace with money.

6. It's hard to buy peace with money.

7. Rich roads open.

7. Rich roads open.

8. 得钱不拣主。

8. Take money without distinguishing the master.

9. He who gains money does not choose the owner.

9. He who acquires wealth does not select the owner.

10. 有钱使得鬼推磨。

10. Money makes the mare go. (This proverb means that having money can make things happen easily or that money can overcome obstacles.)

11. 衣是翎毛钱是胆。

11. Clothes are made of feathers, and money is one's courage.

12. 知识是头上的花环，财产是颈上的枷锁。

12. Knowledge is a crown upon the head, while property is a yoke around the neck.

13. No poison， no wealth， no hunger， no skeleton.

13. No poison, no wealth, no hunger, no skeleton.

14. Thrift is a property in itself.

14. Thrift is a property in itself.

15. 有钱能说话，无钱话不灵。

15. If you have money, you can speak; if you don't have money, your words won't carry weight.

16. 杀鸡要杀在喉头上，花钱要花在刀口上。

16. To kill a chicken, kill it at its throat; to spend money, spend it where it counts.

17. Rich people often want to live without money. Never want to be rich without money.

17. Rich people often want to live without money. Never want to be rich without money.

18. 说尽黄河只为水，磨破口舌尽为财。

18. Spent all the words to describe the Yellow River, worn out the tongue for wealth.

19. Gold can fall to death.

19. Gold can fall to its death.

20. Kneel when you see money， and you'll be a mother if you have milk.

20. Kneel when you see money, and you'll become a mother if you have milk.

21. 瞎子见钱眼也开。

21. The blind man's eyes light up at the sight of money.

22. 钱多那怕陌生人。

22. Money is more important than strangers.

23. Rich is father， rich is mother， powerful is father.

23. Rich is father, rich is mother, powerful is father.

24. 不毒不成财主，不饿不成骷髅。

24. No poison, no wealth; no hunger, no skeleton.

25. Money is like dung. Benevolence and righteousness are worth a thousand dollars.

25. Money is like dung. Benevolence and righteousness are worth a thousand dollars. Translation to English: 25. Money is akin to manure. Kindness and righteousness are worth a thousand dollars.

26. Money without a body can make a ghost.

26. Money without a body can make a specter.

27. Apart from the pain of cutting meat， it's the pain of paying money.

27. Apart from the pain of cutting meat, it's the pain of paying money.

28. A knife on the head of the money.

28. A knife at the head of the money.

29. 非关道德合，只为钱相知。

29. It's not about moral unity, but just about knowing each other for the money.

30. 白酒红人面，黄金黑人心。

30. White wine reddens the face, gold blackens the heart.

31. 妻贤身体好是男人最大的财富。

31. A wise and healthy wife is a man's greatest wealth.

32. It's easy to go if you don't come well.

32. It's easy to go if you don't come well. This sentence could be interpreted in a few ways depending on the context: 1. If you don't come well (i.e., if you're not feeling well), it's easy for you to leave or withdraw. 2. If you're not well-prepared or in good condition, it's easy for you to just leave or give up. 3. If you're not coming (i.e., if you're not showing up), it's easy for the situation to proceed without you. The translation to English, while maintaining the original phrasing, would be: 32. It's easy to leave if you're not feeling well.

33. The blind see money.

33. The blind see money. (Translation: "The blind see money.") Note: This sentence might be metaphorical or poetic, as it's unusual to say someone who is blind "sees" money in the literal sense. It could be interpreted as implying that the person is aware of or attuned to money, or that they have a keen understanding of financial matters.

34. 不穷千家，不富一户。

34. Not to impoverish a thousand households, nor to enrich one household.

35. 世间若要人情好，惟有钱财却是亲。

35. If one wants to maintain good relationships in the world, money is the closest to a family member.

36. 来得不善，去得也易。

36. The arrival was not pleasant, nor will the departure be easy.

37. 有钱难买一身安。

37. Money can't buy peace of mind.

38. 见钱就下跪，有奶便是娘。

38. Bow down at the sight of money, and consider any nipple as a mother's.

39. Knowledge is a garland on the head， and property is a shackle on the neck.

39. Knowledge is a wreath upon the head, and property is a yoke upon the neck.

40. Rich sieve glass full， no money sieve shallow three.

40. Rich sieve glass full, no money sieve shallow three. This sentence appears to be a traditional Chinese idiom or proverb. Translated to English, it could be: 40. The rich sieve through glass, the poor sieve through shallow water.

41. It's not about moral harmony， it's about money.

41. It's not about moral harmony; it's about money.

42. A good wife's health is a man's greatest wealth.

42. A good wife's health is a man's greatest treasure.

43. 财主有良心，河水向上流。

43. The rich have a conscience, and the river flows upstream.

44. With a circle inside， everything is easy to discuss.

44. With a circle inside, everything is easy to discuss.

45. 有钱筛酒杯杯满，无钱筛酒浅三分。

45. When there's money, the wine cup is filled to the brim; when there's no money, the wine is shallow by three parts.

46. 钱迷眼睛发昏，官迷心窍能作恶。

46. Money can blind one's eyes, and an obsession with power can lead to mischief.

47. 节俭本身就是一宗财产。

47. Frugality itself is a form of wealth.

48. 有钱一条龙，无钱一条虫。

48. "If you have money, you are a dragon; if you don't have money, you are a worm."

49. Rich is Zhuge Liang.

49. Rich is Zhuge Liang. This sentence translates to "49. Zhuge Liang is wealthy." Zhuge Liang was a famous strategist and statesman in the Three Kingdoms period of China.

50. 有了圆里方，百事好商量。

50. With a circle and a square, all things can be discussed smoothly.

51. Health is better than wealth.

51. Health is better than wealth.

52. 金钱造不出好汉。

52. Money cannot buy a true hero.

53. Money is too much for strangers.

53. Money is too much for strangers.

54. 富贵藏在才能里，不在财产中。

54. Wealth and honor are hidden in talent, not in property.

55. Money makes no good man.

55. Money does not make a good man.

56. 钱字头上一把刀。

56. A knife above the character 'Qian' (money).

57. Bronze coins turn somersaults in their eyes.

57. Bronze coins perform somersaults in their eyes.

58. Clothes are feathers， money is courage.

58. Clothes are feathers, money is courage.

59. If you don't know what you're going to do， you're going to be confused.

59. If you don't know what you're going to do, you're going to be confused.

60. 财富少，烦恼也少。

60. The less wealth, the fewer troubles.

61. 有钱常想无钱日，莫到无钱想有钱。

61. Often think of the days without money when you have money, don't wait until you have no money to wish for money.

62. 钢要加在刀刃上，钱要花在正路上。

62. The steel should be added to the edge of the blade, and the money should be spent on the right path.

63. 来得不明，去得糊涂。

63. Arrived without explanation, left in confusion.

64. 有钱的王八大三辈。

64. The wealthy Wang Ba has three generations.

65. Money makes the ghost grind， and the moneyless never opens the door.

65. Money keeps the ghost turning, and the moneyless never open the door.