1. 日光不照门，医生便上门。

1. When the sun does not shine at the door, the doctor comes to the door.

2. 人过留名，雁过留声。

2. A person leaves a name behind, and a wild goose leaves a sound.

3. 吃饭莫过饱，饭后莫快跑。

3. Do not overeat when eating, and do not run quickly after a meal.

4. 晨不起早，误一天事；幼不勤学，误一生事。

4. Not getting up early in the morning may mess up the whole day; not studying diligently when young may mess up one's whole life.

5. 久晴必有久连阴。

5. Long sunshine must eventually lead to prolonged overcast skies.

6. 日落东风止，不止必转南，不转是雨天。

6. The sunset stops the east wind, but if it doesn't, it must turn south. If it doesn't turn south, it will rain.

7. 当家才知柴米贵，养儿方知父母恩。

7. Only those who manage a household know the value of firewood and rice; only those who have raised children know the love of parents.

8. 人望高处走，水向低处流。

8. People strive for higher positions, while water flows towards lower places.

9. 话多劳神、食多伤胃，忧多伤脾、气大伤身。

9. Too much talking tires the mind, too much eating harms the stomach, too much worry harms the spleen, and too much anger harms the body.

10. 睡前关天窗，一夜觉都香。

10. Close the skylight before bed, and you'll have a fragrant night's sleep.

11. 十里无医不可居。

11. It is not advisable to live where there is no doctor within ten miles.

12. 铁不炼，不成钢；人不练，不健康。

12. Iron unrefined cannot become steel; a person untrained cannot be healthy.

13. 一日三枣，长生不老。?>

13. "Three dates a day, live long and never age."

14. 人心要实，火心要虚。

14. The human heart must be sincere, while the fire heart must be hollow.

15. 君子一言，驷马难追。

15. A gentleman's word is as good as a horse's hoofbeat, which is impossible to catch up with.

16. 兴家犹如针挑土，败家好似浪淘沙。

16. To build up a family fortune is like picking soil with a needle, while squandering it is like having it washed away by the waves.

17. 南风若过三，不雨也阴天。

17. If the southerly wind blows for three days, it will not rain but will be overcast.

18. 不喝隔夜茶，不饮过量酒。

18. Do not drink leftover tea from the night before, and do not overindulge in alcohol.

19. 一寸光阴一寸金，寸金难买寸光阴。

19. An inch of time is an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time.

20. 把握一个今天，胜似两个明天。

20. Seizing today is better than having two tomorrows.

21. 大霜毒日现，毒日无好天。

21. The great frost poisons the day, and the poison sun has no good weather.

22. 不担三分险，难练一身胆。

22. Without taking three risks, it's hard to cultivate a brave heart.

23. 宁可折断骨头，不可背弃信念。

23. It is better to break one's bones than to betray one's beliefs.

24. 一日练，一日功，一日不练十日空。

24. Practice makes perfect, a day without practice is ten days in vain.

25. 活动好比灵芝草，何苦去把仙方找。

25. Activities are like lingzhi herbs; why trouble to seek the elixir of immortality?

26. 欲求生快活，须下死工夫。

26. To seek happiness, one must put in dead efforts.

27. 人怕伤心，树怕伤根。

27. People fear being hurt, trees fear having their roots damaged.

28. 寒从脚起，病从口入。

28. Coldness starts from the feet, and illness enters through the mouth.

29. 早起三朝顶一工，强于找人落下风。

29. Getting up early for three mornings is better than looking for someone to get the upper hand.

30. 有理不可丢，无理不可争。

30. Reasonable things cannot be discarded, and unreasonable things cannot be argued with.

31. 不怕经心，就怕散心。

31. It's not the meticulous attention that matters, but the scattered attention that is the problem.

32. 入门休问荣枯事，观看容颜便得知。

32. Do not inquire about the rise and fall of fortune; just by looking at one's face, you can tell.

33. 大蒜是个宝，常吃身体好。

33. Garlic is a treasure, eating it often keeps the body healthy.

34. 手舞足蹈，九十不老。

34. Dance with hands and feet, and you won't age past ninety.

35. 滴水成河，粒米成箩。

35. Drop by drop, a river is formed; grain by grain, a sack is filled.

36. 君子喻于义，小人喻于利。

36. A gentleman is guided by righteousness, while a small person is guided by profit.

37. 秤砣虽小，能压千斤。

37. Though small, the counterweight can bear a thousand jin.

38. 鸟贵有翼，人贵有志。

38. Birds are precious because they have wings, and people are precious because they have aspirations.

39. 补漏趁天晴，读书趁年轻。

39. Repair leaks when the sky is clear, and read when young.

40. 出汗勤洗澡，保证皮肤好。

40. Sweating often and taking a bath ensures healthy skin.

41. 一年之计在于春，一日之计在于晨。

41. The planning for a year starts in spring, and the planning for a day starts in the morning.

42. 骑马莫怕山，行船莫怕滩。

42. Don't fear the mountains when riding a horse, and don't fear the rapids when sailing a boat.

43. 天凭日月，人凭良心。

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

44. 春天南风不受北风气，秋天北风不受南风欺。

44. In spring, the south wind does not submit to the north wind; in autumn, the north wind does not submit to the south wind's bullying.

45. 宁可无肉，不可无豆。

45. It's better to do without meat than without beans.

46. 吃饭勿忘种田人，喝水要想掘井人。

46. Do not forget the farmers when eating, and think of the well-diggers when drinking water.

47. 人怕没理，狗怕夹尾。

47. People fear lack of reason, dogs fear a wagging tail.

48. 人若不打虎，虎就要伤人。

48. If a person does not fight the tiger, the tiger will hurt people.

49. 鱼鳞天，不雨也风颠。

49. Fish scale sky, no rain yet the wind is wild.

50. 严以责己，宽以待人。

50. Be strict with oneself and lenient with others.

51. 朝刮三，夜刮四，不晌不歪刮一日。

51. In the morning, a wind from the east; at night, a wind from the west; not a moment too early or too late, the wind blows all day.

52. 有钱难买老来瘦。

52. It's hard to buy a slim old age with money.

53. 上炕萝卜，下炕姜，胜过医生开药方。

53. Eating radishes on the bed and ginger off the bed is better than having a doctor prescribe medicine.

54. 烟伤肺、酒伤肝，色刮骨、气伤神。

54. Smoking injures the lungs, drinking injures the liver, indulgence in passions wears away the bones, and excessive worry injures the spirit.