1. 种瓜得瓜，种豆得豆。

1. As you sow, so shall you reap.

2. 真金不怕火炼，石山不怕雨淋。

2. True gold does not fear the fire, and stone mountains do not fear the rain.

3. 病好不谢医，下次无人医。

3. If a patient recovers without thanking the doctor, there will be no one to treat them next time.

4. 靠山吃山，靠水吃水。

4. If you live on the mountain, you eat what the mountain provides; if you live by the water, you eat what the water provides.

5. 不担三分险，难练一身胆。

5. Without taking three risks, it's hard to cultivate an iron will.

6. 头回上当，二回心亮。

6. The first time you're duped, you learn; the second time, you're wise.

7. 有理走遍天下，无理寸步难行。

7. Reason will take you everywhere, but without reason, you will not be able to move an inch.

8. 实干能成事，虚心能添智。

8. Diligence can achieve things, and modesty can add wisdom.

9. 寒门出才子，高山出俊鸟。

9. Talent arises from humble origins, and beautiful birds are born from high mountains.

10. 水退石头在，好人说不坏。

10. When the water recedes, the stones are left behind, and a good person is said not to be bad.

11. 脚长沾露水，嘴长惹是非。

11. A long foot gets wet with dew, and a long mouth gets involved in trouble.

12. 多下及时雨，少放马后炮。

12. More timely rain, less shooting after the horse is galloped.

13. 不怕路长，只怕心老。

13. Fear not the long journey, but fear the aging of the heart.

14. 一等二靠三落空，一想二干三成功。

14. If you rely too much on others, you will end up in vain; if you think and then act, you will achieve success.

15. 常在有时思无时，莫到无时想有时。

15. Often think of the times you don't have, but never think of the times you do when they're gone.

16. 帮助别人要忘掉，别人帮己要记牢。

16. Help others with forgetfulness, but remember when others help you.

17. 口说不如身到，耳闻不如目赌。

17. Words are better than hearing, and seeing is better than hearing.

18. 力是压大的，胆是吓大的。

18. Strength comes from pressure, and courage comes from fear.

19. 嘴把式，光会说，懒驴子上磨屎尿多。

19. All talk, no action; like a lazy donkey at the grindstone, it excretes more manure.

20. 家有良田万顷，不如日进分文。

20. Having a vast field of good land is not as good as earning a little bit of money every day.

21. 宁给好汉拉马缒蹬，不给孬熊出谋定计。

21. It's better to help a valiant warrior pull a horse over a cliff than to give poor bear advice on setting plans.

22. 大路有草行人踩，心术不正旁人说。

22. On the main road, grass is trampled by passersby; evil intentions are spoken by those on the side.

23. 好汗护三村，好狗护三邻。

23. A good ruler protects three villages, a good dog protects three neighbors.

24. 马好不在叫，人美不在貌。

24. A horse is not valued for its neighing, and a person is not admired for their appearance.

25. 货买三家不吃亏，路走三遭不陌生。

25. Buying from three stores doesn't mean you lose, and taking three detours doesn't make you feel unfamiliar.

26. 日落云里走，雨在半夜后。

26. The sun sets amidst the clouds, and rain comes after midnight.

27. 一个鸡蛋吃不饱，一身臭名背到老。

27. A single egg won't satisfy your hunger, and a臭 reputation will follow you throughout your life.

28. 只可劝人家圆，不可劝人家离。

28. You can only persuade people to reconcile, but not to separate.

29. 种早不荒，起早不忙。

29. Plant early and don't let it go to waste; rise early and you won't be in a hurry.

30. 千日行善不足，一日作恶有余。

30. It takes thirty days of good deeds to make up for one day of evil.

31. 不怕穿得迟，就怕脱得早。

31. It's not a fear of wearing clothes too late, but a fear of taking them off too early.

32. 经得广，知得多。

32. The more experiences you have, the more knowledge you gain.

33. 人多出正理，谷多出好米。

33. Many hands make light work, and a full barn yields good grain.

34. 庄稼怕天旱，做事怕蛮干。

34. Crops fear drought, and people fear doing things in a brute-force manner.

35. 不怕人不请，就怕艺不精。

35. It's not that I'm afraid people won't invite me, it's that I'm afraid my skills are not proficient.

36. 不怕学问浅，就怕志气短。

36. It is not the depth of knowledge that matters, but the shortness of ambition.

37. 病从口入，寒从脚起。

37. Illness enters through the mouth, and coldness starts from the feet.

38. 边学边问，才有学问。

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

39. 不是你的财，别落你的袋。

39. If it's not yours, don't put it in your bag.

40. 宠狗上灶，宠子不孝。

40. "If a dog is allowed to climb the stove, the son will be ungrateful."

41. 男怕入错行，女怕嫁错郎。

41. A man fears entering the wrong profession, while a woman fears marrying the wrong man.

42. 牛无力拖横耙，人无理说横话。

42. The ox is too weak to drag a cross plow, and a person is too impolite to speak cross words.

43. 不挑担子不知重，不走长路不知远。

43. One cannot tell how heavy a load is without carrying it, and one cannot tell how far the road is without walking it.

44. 贫贱不能移，富贵不能淫，威武不能屈。

44. Poverty cannot deter, wealth cannot corrupt, and might cannot bend.

45. 从俭入奢易，从奢入俭难。

45. It is easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to return from extravagance to frugality.

46. 千日造船，一日过江；秤砣虽小，能压千斤。

46. To build a ship in a thousand days, to cross the river in a single day; a small scale can weigh a thousand catties.

47. 水不平要流，理不平要说。

47. If water is not level, it will flow; if justice is not level, it must be spoken of.

48. 不怕人不敬，就怕己不正。

48. It is not that I fear people's disrespect, but that I fear my own righteousness is not in place.

49. 不经冬寒，不知春暖。

49. Without experiencing the winter cold, one does not know the warmth of spring.

50. 有志不在年高，有理不在会说。

50. Ambition does not depend on age, and reason does not depend on eloquence.

51. 朋友千个少，冤家一个多。?>

51. The more friends, the fewer; the more enemies, the more. ?

52. 走路不怕上高山，撑船不怕过限滩。

52. Not afraid to climb high mountains when walking, not afraid to cross险滩 when rowing a boat.

53. 山中无老虎，猴子称大王。

53. Where there are no tigers in the mountains, the monkeys declare themselves the big king.

54. 吃了人家的嘴短，拿了人家的手软。

54. If you've eaten someone's food, you'll be short-tempered; if you've taken someone's money, you'll be soft-hearted.

55. 兼听则明，偏听则暗。

55. Heed both sides and you will see clearly; favor one side and you will be in the dark.

56. mdash;步跟不上，步步跟不上。

56. mdash; Can't keep up with the pace, and fall further behind with every step.

57. 近朱者赤，近墨者黑。

57. "Those who keep close to the red will turn red, and those who keep close to the black will turn black."

58. 见人施一礼，少走十里路。

58. Bow to a person and you'll find yourself walking ten miles less.

59. 车有车道，马有马路。

59. Cars have their lanes, and horses have their roads.

60. 人行千里路，胜读十年书。

60. A journey of a thousand miles is better than reading ten years' worth of books.

61. 吃不穷，喝不穷，盘算不到稳受穷。

61. You won't be poor from eating or drinking, but you will be poor if you can't plan well.

62. 要知山中事，乡间问老农。

62. To know the affairs in the mountains, ask the old farmer in the countryside.

63. 马看牙板，人看言行。

63. A horse is judged by its teeth, and a person by their words and actions.

64. 吃饭防噎，走路防跌。

64. When eating, be careful to avoid choking; when walking, be careful to avoid tripping.

65. 君子争礼，小人争嘴。

65. The nobleman disputes over etiquette, while the mean man disputes over words.

66. 点灯爱油，耕田爱牛。

66. Love oil for lighting, love cattle for farming.

67. 做一行，怨一行，到老不在行。

67. Complain about the trade you're in, and you'll never excel at it until the end of your days.

68. 一天省一把，十年买匹马。

68. Save a bit every day, and in ten years you'll have enough to buy a horse.

69. 鸟无翅不飞，鱼无水不游。

69. Birds cannot fly without wings, and fish cannot swim without water.

70. 只有在人群中间，才能认识自己。

70. Only in the midst of the crowd can one know oneself.

71. 有理说实话，没理说蛮话。

71. Tell the truth when you have a reason, and say stubborn things when you don't.

72. 敢过大江，不怕小河。

72. Daring to cross the great river, not afraid of the small stream.

73. 人怕放荡，铁怕落炉。

73. People fear licentiousness, iron fears being dropped into the furnace.

74. 人在世上练，刀在石上磨。

74. Man sharpens his skills in the world, and a blade sharpens on a stone.

75. 帮人要帮到底，救人要救到头。

75. Help people to the end, save people to the very end.

76. 卖主怪脚，买主怪鞋。

76. The seller complains about the feet, the buyer complains about the shoes.

77. 好客朋友多，好说废话多。

77. The more hospitable a friend, the more chatter there is.

78. 多锉出快锯，多做长知识。

78. The more files you use, the faster the saw becomes; the more you do, the more knowledge you gain.

79. 走路怕暴雨，说话怕输理。

79. Afraid of heavy rain when walking, afraid of losing an argument when talking.

80. 有理不在言高，有话说在面前。

80. The truth doesn't need to be stated loudly, and there's no need to say what's on your mind behind someone's back.

81. 迟干不如早干，蛮干不如巧干。

81. It's better to act early than late, and better to act cleverly than forcefully.

82. 如果你想攀登**，切莫把彩虹当作梯子。

82. If you want to climb, do not take the rainbow as a ladder.

83. 火烤胸前暖，风吹背后寒。

83. Warm to the chest by the fire, cold to the back by the wind.

84. 事办当时，话讲当面。

84. Handle matters at the time and say what you mean face to face.