1. 人说苦瓜苦，我说苦瓜甜。

1. People say bitter melon is bitter, but I say bitter melon is sweet.

2. 强中更有强中手，能人背后有能人。

2. There's always someone stronger than the strongest, and behind a capable person, there's another capable person.

3. 胡萝卜，小人参；经常吃，长精神。

3. Carrot, the little ginseng; eating it often, boosts one's vitality.

4. 君子喻于义，小人喻于利。

4. The gentleman is versed in righteousness, while the mean person is versed in profit.

5. 一叶遮目，不见泰山。

5. A leaf over the eye, and one cannot see Mount Tai.

6. 读书破万卷，下笔如有神。

6. Reading through ten thousand scrolls, writing with the skill of a deity.

7. 你敬人一尺，人敬你一丈。

7. If you show respect to others by a foot, they will show respect to you by a yard.

8. 打不干的井水，使不完的力气。

8. Water from an unyielding well, strength that is inexhaustible.

9. 人为财死，鸟为食亡。

9. A man dies for money, a bird dies for food.

10. 东西越用越少，学问越学越多。

10. The more you use something, the less there is of it; the more you study, the more knowledge you accumulate.

11. 天下兴亡，匹夫有责。

11. The rise and fall of the state concerns every man.

12. 灯不亮，要人拨；事不明，要人说。

12. If the light doesn't shine, one needs to have it switched on; if matters are unclear, one needs someone to explain them.

13. 交人交心，浇树浇根。

13. Make friends by sharing your heart, nurture a tree by watering its roots.

14. 不挑担子不知重，不走长路不知远。

14. One does not know the weight of a load without carrying it, nor the distance of a long road without walking it.

15. 阳光是个宝，越晒人越好。

15. Sunlight is a treasure, the more it is exposed to, the healthier people become.

16. 人到四十五，还是出山虎。

16. At the age of forty-five, one is still a mountain tiger.

17. 木不钻不透，人不激不发。

17. If wood is not bored, it cannot be pierced; if people are not stimulated, they cannot be inspired.

18. 帮助别人要忘掉，别人帮己要记牢。

18. For helping others, forget it; for being helped by others, remember it.

19. 车有车道，马有马路。?>

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

20. 春捅一棍，秋吃一顿。

20. Strike in spring, feast in autumn.

21. 不到江边不脱鞋，不到火候不揭锅。

21. Do not take off your shoes until you reach the riverbank, and do not lift the lid of the pot until the food is cooked.

22. 不怕不识货，就怕货比货。

22. It's not the fear of not knowing the goods that matters, but the fear of comparing the goods.

23. 补漏趁天晴，读书趁年轻。

23. Repair leaks when the sky is clear, and study when young.

24. 吃饭象条龙，做活象条虫。

24. Eat like a dragon, work like a worm.

25. 常骂不惊，常打不怕。

25. Often cursed without being startled, often beaten without being afraid.

26. 大路不走草成窝，好歌不唱忘记多。

26. If the great road is not taken, grass will gather in a nest; if a good song is not sung, many will forget it.

27. 宁叫嘴受穷，不叫病缠身。

27. It's better to be poor in spirit than to be burdened by illness.

28. 国乱思良相，家贫思贤妻。

28. In times of national chaos, one thinks of a wise prime minister; in times of family poverty, one thinks of a virtuous wife.

29. 无病早防，有病早治。

29. Early prevention for no disease, early treatment for any disease.

30. 贪得一时嘴，瘦得一身肉。

30. Indulge in a moment of gluttony, and you'll lose weight all over.

31. 有缘千里来相会，无缘对面不相识。

31. If there is a connection, they will meet a thousand miles apart; if there is no connection, they will not recognize each other even when face to face.

32. 三分医，七分防。

32. Three parts medicine, seven parts prevention.

33. 蚂蚁搬家蛇过道，出门小心挨雨泡。

33. Ants moving homes and snakes crossing paths, be careful when you go out to avoid getting soaked in the rain.

34. 好铁要经三回炉，好书要经百回读。

34. Good iron must be heated three times in the furnace, and a good book must be read a hundred times.

35. 槽里无食猪拱猪，分脏不均狗咬狗。

35. When there's no food in the trough, pigs root at each other; when the内脏 are divided unevenly, dogs bite each other.

36. 撑痢疾，饿伤寒。

36. Treat dysentery with a stick, starve typhoid fever.

37. 恶有恶报，善有善报。

37. Evil begets evil, and good begets good.

38. 悲伤忧愁，不如握紧拳头。

38. Sadness and sorrow, it's better to clench your fist.

39. 好马不停蹄，好牛不停犁。

39. A good horse never stops its hoof, and a good ox never stops plowing.

40. 美食不可尽用，贪吃使人生病。

40. Good food should not be consumed excessively; overindulgence in eating can lead to illness.

41. 路遥知马力，日久见人心。

41. As the old saying goes, the road reveals the strength of the horse, and time reveals the character of a person.

42. 预防肠胃病，吃喝要干净。

42. To prevent gastrointestinal diseases, keep eating and drinking clean.

43. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。

43. If one does not strive when young, one will only regret in old age.

44. 耳不听不烦，眼不见不馋。

44. If you don't listen, you won't get annoyed; if you don't see, you won't be envious.

45. 睡前洗脚，胜服补药。

45. Washing your feet before going to bed is better than taking tonic medicine.

46. 刀越磨越亮，体越练越壮。

46. The sword becomes brighter with sharpening, and the body becomes stronger with exercise.

47. 只要功夫深，铁尺磨成绣花针。

47. If you put in enough effort, even an iron ruler can be worn down to a needle for embroidery.

48. 一颗牙齿痛，满嘴不安宁。

48. A tooth aches, the whole mouth is in unrest.

49. 不怕慢，就怕站。

49. It's not the speed that matters, but the fear of standing still.

50. 百日连阴雨，总有一朝晴。

50. Even after a hundred days of continuous rain, there will be a day of sunshine.

51. 冬吃萝卜夏吃姜，不老医生开药方。

51. Eat radishes in winter and ginger in summer; the ageless doctor prescribes medicine.

52. 宁可锅里放坏，不可肚里硬塞。

52. It's better to let the pot go bad than to force things down your throat.

53. 宁喝朋友的白水，不吃敌人的蜂蜜。

53. It's better to drink plain water from a friend than to eat honey from an enemy.

54. 宁可无肉，不可无豆。

54. Better without meat than without beans.

55. 树木就怕软藤缠，身体就怕不锻练。

55. Trees fear the entanglement of soft vines, and the body fears lack of exercise.

56. 疮怕有名，病怕无名。

56. The wound fears to be named, the disease fears to be unnamed.

57. 立秋有雨秋不干。

57. If there is rain on the day of Lì Qiū, the autumn won't dry up.

58. 吃得快、咽得忙，伤了胃口伤了肠。

58. Eating fast and swallowing hurriedly, it injures the appetite and the intestines.

59. 不怕天寒地冻，就怕手脚不动。

59. It's not the cold that fears me, but the inactivity of my hands and feet.

60. 称砣虽小压千斤，苍蝇虽小是病根。

60. A weight may be small but can bear a thousand jin, and a fly may be small but can be the root of illness.

61. 不怕穿得迟，就怕脱得早。

61. It's not the fear of wearing too late, but the fear of taking off too early.

62. 早起活活腰，一天精神好。

62. Wake up early and your back will be lively, making you feel spirited throughout the day.

63. 好汉死在战场，懒汉死在炕上。

63. A brave man dies on the battlefield, while a lazy man dies on the bed.