1. 老骥伏枥，志在千里；烈士暮年，壮心不已。

1. An old horse may rest in its stable, but its heart is still set on a thousand miles; a heroic man may be old in years, but his spirit remains unyielding.

2. 上炕萝卜，下炕姜，胜过医生开药方。

2. Radishes on the bed, ginger below, are better than a doctor's prescription.

3. 北风出高云，风快停；南风出低云，风快停。

3. When the north wind brings high clouds, the wind will soon stop; when the south wind brings low clouds, the wind will soon stop.

4. 记得少年骑竹马，转身便是白头翁。

4. Remember the youth riding a bamboo horse, and turn around, and you are an old man with white hair.

5. 远亲不如近邻，近邻不抵对门。

5. A distant relative is no match for a close neighbor, and a close neighbor is no match for a neighbor across the gate.

6. 穿山甲，王不留，妇女服了乳汁流。

6. pangolin, Wang Bu Liu, women who take it will have milk flowing.

7. 挤疮不留脓，免受二回痛。

7. Blister without pus, avoid second pain.

8. 药对方，一口汤；不对方，一水缸。

8. If the medicine is appropriate, it requires just a bowl of soup; if not, it would take an entire water jar.

9. 久病成良医。

9. Long illness makes a good doctor.

10. 细嚼烂咽，身体强健。

10. Chew thoroughly, and your body will be strong.

11. 朝霞不出门，晚霞行千里。

11. If there is no morning glow, the evening glow can travel a thousand miles.

12. 星星之火，可以燎原。

12. A spark can ignite a prairie fire.

13. 讳疾忌医，难求良药。

13. Hiding one's illness and avoiding medical treatment makes it difficult to find a good medicine.

14. 阳光是个宝，越晒人越好。

14. Sunlight is a treasure, the more it's exposed to, the better one feels.

15. 药难医假病，酒不解真愁。?>

15. It's hard for medicine to cure feigned illness, and alcohol can't alleviate real sorrow.

16. 出汗勤洗澡，保证皮肤好。

16. Sweating and taking frequent showers can ensure healthy skin.

17. 贪得一时嘴，瘦得一身肉。

17. Indulge in the moment, and you'll lose weight but gain flesh.

18. 千里之行，始于足下。

18. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

19. 大葱蘸酱，越吃越胖。

19. The more you eat scallion dipped in sauce, the fatter you get.

20. 早吃好，午吃饱，晚吃巧。

20. Eat well in the morning, eat enough at noon, and eat smartly in the evening.

21. 牛不知角弯，马不知脸长。

21. The ox doesn't know the bend of its horns, the horse doesn't know the length of its face.

22. 上床萝卜下床姜，常吃不用开药方。

22. "Eat radishes in bed and ginger on the floor, eating them regularly won't need a prescription."

23. 早睡早起。

23. Go to bed early and wake up early.

24. 睡前洗脚，胜服补药。

24. Washing your feet before going to bed is better than taking tonics and supplements.

25. 人怕没理，狗怕夹尾。

25. People fear being without reason, and dogs fear having their tails trapped.

26. 喝开水、吃热饭，身体健康无病害。

26. Drink boiled water, eat warm meals, and maintain good health without diseases.

27. 朝刮三，夜刮四，不晌不歪刮一日。

27. In the morning it blows three, at night it blows four, not early, not crooked, it blows the whole day.

28. 八十不可留餐，九十不可留宿。

28. At the age of eighty, one should not linger for a meal; at ninety, one should not stay for the night.

29. 怕走崎岖路，莫想攀**。

29. Fear to tread the rugged path, do not think of climbing**.

30. 酒多伤人，色多伤身。

30. Too much alcohol harms people, too much sex harms the body.

31. 画龙画虎难画骨，知人知面不知心。

31. It's hard to paint the dragon and the tiger, but it's even harder to paint their bones. It's easy to know a person's face, but difficult to know their heart.

32. 手脚勤快样样有，好吃懒做样样无。

32. Hardworking hands and feet have everything, while lazy and gluttonous ones have nothing.

33. 晨吃三片姜，如喝人参汤。

33. Eating three slices of ginger in the morning is as nourishing as drinking ginseng soup.

34. 一日舞几舞，活到九十五。

34. Dance a dance each day, live to be ninety-five.

35. 人无完人，金无足赤。

35. No one is perfect, and no gold is pure.