1. 春天深耕一寸土，秋天多打万石谷。

1. Cultivate the soil one inch deep in spring, and reap ten thousand stones of grain in autumn.

2. 伏里一天一暴，坐在家里收稻。

2. Every day, the Fuli people reap rice while staying at home.

3. 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。

3. Proverbs are concise phrases widely circulated among the people, most of which reflect the practical experience of the laboring people and are generally passed down orally. They are mostly short sentences or rhymes in colloquial form that are easy to understand.

4. 立春三场雨，遍地都是米。

4. Three rainfalls on the beginning of spring, and the land is full of rice.

5. 谷雨麦挺直，立夏麦秀齐。

5. At Guyu, wheat stands tall; at Lixia, wheat displays its lush growth in unison.

6. 立春打雷，十处猪栏九处空。

6. If there is thunder on the Spring Festival, nine out of ten pigsties will be empty.

7. 打冬雷，落春雨。

7. Thunder in winter, rain in spring.

8. 三月雨，贵似油；四月雨，好动锄。

8. March rain is precious like oil; April rain is good for stirring the hoe.

9. 出自宋·释道原《景德传灯录》、 明·解缙《春雨》。

9. From Song Dynasty, Master Dao Yuan's "Jing De Chuan Deng Lu" (Record of the Transmission of the lamp of Enlightenment), and Ming Dynasty, Jie Jin's "Chun Yu" (Spring Rain).

10. 春雨贵如油。

10. Spring rain is as precious as oil.

11. 刮风走小巷，下雨走大街。

11. Breeze in the alley, rain on the main street.

12. 清明前后一场雨，豌豆麦子中了举。

12. A rain before and after the Qingming Festival, the peas and wheat are promoted to the examination hall.

13. 一年之计在于春，一日之计在于晨。

13. A year's planning depends on spring, and a day's planning depends on morning.

14. 秋禾夜雨强似粪，一场夜雨一场肥。

14. The night rain in autumn is more potent than manure, a night's rain brings a field of fertility.

15. 季节不等人，春日胜黄金。

15. Time waits for no man, spring is better than gold.

16. 比喻凡事要早做打算，开头就要抓紧。要在一年（或一天）开始时多做并做好工作，为全年（或全天）的工作打好基础。而且古今中外许多文人墨客对春的赞美诗更是比比皆是，人们还将人的年轻时期称为“青春”，歌颂春的创造力，强调春的宝贵。

16. The metaphor suggests that one should make early preparations for everything and grasp the beginning. It is important to do and do well more work at the start of a year (or a day) to lay a solid foundation for the entire year's (or the whole day's) work. Moreover, there are countless poems of praise for spring by scholars and literati throughout history and around the world. People also refer to a person's youth as "youth," celebrating the creativity of spring and emphasizing its preciousness.

17. 春插时，夏插刻，春争日，夏争时。

17. During the spring, plant in the summer, compete with the days in spring, compete with the hours in summer.

18. 稻香只怕风来摆，麦香只怕雨来淋。

18. The fragrance of rice is afraid of the wind's sway, the fragrance of wheat is afraid of the rain's soaking.

19. 春季无大风，夏季雨水穷。

19. In spring, there are no strong winds; in summer, the rain is scarce.

20. 立了秋，那里下雨那里收。

20. With the onset of autumn, where it rains there is harvest.

21. 黑夜下雨白天晴，打的粮食没处盛。

21. It rains at night and shines during the day, but there's nowhere to store the grains we harvest.

22. 立春日如在上年十二月内谓之早春,若播种莫过早也不过迟,按季节行事。

22. If the Spring Festival falls within the month of December of the previous year, it is called an early spring. When it comes to sowing, do not plant too early or too late, but follow the seasons accordingly.

23. 春雨漫了垅，麦子豌豆丢了种。

23. The spring rain flooded the ridges, and the wheat and peas were lost in the seeds.

24. 夏雨稻命，春雨麦病。

24. Summer rain is beneficial for rice, while spring rain causes wheat diseases.

25. 稻花要雨，麦花要风。

25. Rice flowers need rain, wheat flowers need wind.

26. 表示六畜不安。牛、马、羊、猪、鸡、狗。牲畜也不得安宁。形容骚扰得很厉害。

26. Indicates that the six domestic animals are restless. Cows, horses, sheep, pigs, chickens, and dogs. The livestock are also not at peace. Describes a severe disturbance.

27. 雨后勤锄地，花蕾不落地。

27. After the rain, continue to till the soil, so that the flower buds don't fall to the ground.

28. 麦怕胎里风，谷怕老来雨。

28. The wheat fears the wind when it is in the fetus, and the grain fears the rain when the farmer is old.

29. 立秋下雨万物收，处暑下雨万物丢。

29. If it rains on the day of the Beginning of Autumn, all things are harvested; if it rains on the day of the End of Heat, all things are discarded.

30. 春得一犁雨，秋收万担粮。

30. With one plow and a spring rain, a fall harvest of ten thousand measures of grain.

31. 六月下连阴，遍地出黄金。

31. In June, continuous overcast skies, gold appears everywhere.

32. 雨洒清明节，麦子豌豆满地结。

32. Rain falls on Qingming Festival, wheat and peas are fully ripened on the ground.

33. 谷雨前茶，沁人齿牙。

33. Tea before the Grain Rain, refreshing to the teeth and palate.

34. 清明发芽，谷雨采茶。

34. Sprout during Qingming, pick tea during Guyu.

35. 南园桃李花落尽，春风寂寞摇空枝。

35. The peach and plum blossoms in the southern garden have all fallen, the spring breeze is lonely, swaying the bare branches.

36. 有钱难买五月旱，六月连阴吃饱饭。

36. Money can't buy a drought in May, but a continuous rainy June will fill your belly with food.

37. 春天，又称春季，是四季中的第一个季节，指立春至立夏期间，含节气有立春、雨水、惊蛰、春分、清明、谷雨。是万物复苏的季节。

37. Spring, also known as the spring season, is the first season of the four seasons, referring to the period from the Beginning of Spring to the Beginning of Summer, including the solar terms such as the Beginning of Spring, Rain Water, the Waking of Insects, the Spring Equinox, Pure Brightness, and Grain Rain. It is the season when all things revive.

38. 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。

38. Proverbs cover an extremely wide range of content, including agricultural proverbs like “Plant melons and beans before and after Qingming,” moral proverbs such as “Plant melons and you'll get melons; plant beans and you'll get beans,” and common sense proverbs in various aspects of life, like “Walk a hundred steps after a meal and you can live to be ninety-nine.” The categories are numerous and countless.

39. 三伏要把透雨下，丘丘谷子压弯桠。

39. During the Dog Days, one must have a thorough rain, bending the branches of the millet fields.

40. 一阵太阳一阵雨，栽下黄秧吃白米。?>

40. Sometimes sunny, sometimes rainy, plant yellow rice seedlings to eat white rice.?>

41. 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。

41. Proverbs, like idioms, are part of the whole language and can enhance the vividness and liveliness of language. However, proverbs and famous sayings are different. Proverbs are the life experiences and practical knowledge of the working people, while famous sayings are what famous people have said.

42. 伏里无雨，谷里无米；伏里雨多，谷里米多。

42. Without rain in Fu, there is no rice in the valley; with more rain in Fu, there is more rice in the valley.

43. 豆子不怕连夜雨，麦子不怕火烧天。

43. Beans are not afraid of all-night rain, and wheat is not afraid of scorching sun.

44. 立春之后万象回春，稻田、池塘等水面开始蒸发，明示世人春天已降临。

44. After the Beginning of Spring, everything returns to spring, and the rice fields, ponds, and other water surfaces begin to evaporate, signifying to the world that spring has arrived.

45. 在北半球的公历为2月初—5月初，而南半球（如澳大利亚）则是9—11月。气象学上以连续5天平均气温在10℃以上为春季的开始。春天气候温暖适中，中国内陆大部分地区有降雨，万物生机萌发，气候多变，乍暖还寒。

45. In the Northern Hemisphere, it is from early February to early May in the Gregorian calendar, while in the Southern Hemisphere (such as Australia), it is from September to November. In meteorology, the beginning of spring is defined as the start of a continuous 5-day period with an average temperature of above 10℃. Spring weather is moderate and warm, with most of the inland areas of China experiencing rainfall, where all things come to life, the climate is changeable, and it is warm one moment and cold the next.

46. 稻怕寒露一夜霜，麦怕清明连放雨。

46. Rice fears a cold dew and frost overnight, wheat fears continuous rain during Qingming Festival.

47. 麦怕清明连夜雨。

47. "The wheat fears the rain that falls all night during Qingming."

48. 春雨满街流，收麦累死牛。

48. The spring rain flows through the streets, and harvesting wheat exhausts the cows.

49. 寒水枯，春水多。

49. The cold water dries up, and the spring water is abundant.

50. 春风不刮，草芽不发。

50. Without the spring breeze, the grass buds will not sprout.

51. 春雨贵如油，夏雨遍地流。

51. Spring rain is as precious as oil, while summer rain flows everywhere.

52. 肥不过春雨，苦不过秋霜。

52. Richer than spring rain, more bitter than autumn frost.

53. 释义：春天的细雨像油一样可贵，形容春雨宝贵难得。

53. Interpretation: The fine spring rain is as precious as oil, describing the preciousness and rarity of spring rain.