1. 喜则同庆，戚则同怜。有高兴的事一同庆祝，遇到悲伤的事则互相同情。

1. Happiness is shared in joy, sorrow is shared in compassion. We celebrate together when there is joy, and we show compassion to each other in times of sadness.

2. 只可救苦，不可救赌。

2. It is permissible to save from distress, but not from gambling.

3. 细处先断，薄处先穿。比喻事物的薄弱环节总是先被突破。

3. Start with the details and the thin places first. This metaphorically illustrates that the vulnerable aspects of things are always the first to be breached.

4. 粗丝难织细绢，粗人难做细活。

4. It is difficult to weave fine silk with coarse thread, and it is hard for a coarse person to do delicate work.

5. 有福同享，有难同当。

5. Share in happiness, bear hardships together.

6. 树老根多，人老识多。

6. The older the tree, the more roots it has; the older the person, the more knowledge they possess.

7. 日亲日近，日远日疏。越接近越亲密，反之日益疏远。

7. The closer the sun, the closer the relationship; the farther the sun, the more distant the relationship. The closer one is, the more intimate the bond; conversely, the more distant one becomes.

8. 人要实心，火要空心。

8. A person should be solid at heart, while fire should be hollow.

9. 人要脸，树要皮，不要脸的没法治。

9. A person needs dignity, a tree needs its bark; those without dignity are beyond the law's reach.

10. 病来如山倒，病去如抽丝。

10. When an illness comes, it falls like a mountain; when it goes, it leaves like silk being pulled out thread by thread.

11. 鼓要打到点上，笛要吹到眼上。

11. The drum must be struck on the right spot, and the flute must be blown to the eye.

12. 出门靠朋友，在家靠父母。

12. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and at home you rely on your parents.

13. 食在广州，住在苏州。

13. Eat in Guangzhou, live in Suzhou.

14. 赌钱众人骂，读书众人夸。

14. Betting is cursed by many, studying is praised by many.

15. 小人记仇，君子感恩。

15. Petty people hold grudges, while gentlemen are grateful.

16. 逢恶不怕，逢善不欺。

16. Fear not evil, nor deceive in good.

17. 不怕一万，只怕万一。

17. Better to be safe than sorry.

18. 狗朝屁走，人朝势走。

18. Dogs follow the smell, and people follow the power.

19. 人在屋檐下，不得不低头。

19. When under someone's eaves, one can't help but bow one's head.

20. 人无横财不发，马无夜草不肥。

20. If a person does not gain unexpected wealth, they cannot get rich; if a horse does not eat at night, it will not become fat.

21. 当着矬子，别说短话。

21. Don't say short words in the presence of a dwarf.

22. 炕上有病人，地上有愁人。

22. There is a sick person on the bed, and a worried person on the ground.

23. 社会谚语泛指为人处世、接物待人、治家治国等方面应注意的事。如：

23. Social proverbs generally refer to the matters that should be paid attention to in terms of dealing with people, interacting with others, managing the family, and governing the country. For example:

24. 坛口封得住，人口封不住。

24. The mouth of the altar can be sealed, but not the mouth of the people.

25. 万句言语吃不饱，一捧流水能解渴。

25. A multitude of words is not enough to satisfy the hunger, but a handful of flowing water can quench one's thirst.

26. 人心隔肚皮，看人看行为。

26. People's hearts are separated from their stomachs; judge people by their actions.

27. 人怕引诱，塘怕渗透。

27. People fear temptation, ponds fear seepage.

28. 背后不商量，当面无主张。

28. No discussion behind the scenes, no initiative in the face of others.

29. 见人说人话，见鬼说鬼话。形容为人见风使舵、随机变化。

29. Speak human language when you see a person, and speak ghost language when you see a ghost. This idiom describes a person who is fickle and changes their behavior according to the situation.

30. 治病要早，除祸要狠。

30. Cure diseases early, and eliminate troubles severely.

31. 耳不听不烦，眼不见不馋。

31. If you don't listen, you won't be annoyed; if you don't see, you won't be greedy.

32. 人老心不老，身穷志不穷。

32. Age may wither the body, but not the spirit. Poverty may deplete the wealth, but not the will.

33. 不吃酒，脸不红；不做贼，心不惊。

33. No wine, no blush on the face; no thievery, no worry in the heart.

34. 敢伏虎者上高山，能降龙者下大海。

34. He who dares to subdue the tiger climbs the high mountain, and he who can subdue the dragon dives into the great sea.

35. 好种出好苗，好树结好桃。

35. Good seeds yield good seedlings, good trees bear good peaches.

36. 山高流水长，志大精神旺。

36. The mountains are high and the water flows long, the ambition is great and the spirit is vigorous.

37. 刮风走小巷，下雨走大街。

37. When it's windy, take a stroll down narrow alleys; when it's raining, walk on the main streets.

38. 只有千里的名声，没有千里的威风。

38. There is only a thousand miles of reputation, but no thousand miles of prestige.

39. 砂锅不捣不漏，木头不凿不通。

39. A pot will not leak if it is not pounded; a piece of wood will not be hollow if it is not drilled.

40. 草遮不住鹰眼，水遮不住鱼眼。

40. The grass cannot hide the eagle's eyes, nor can the water hide the fish's eyes.

41. 广交不如择友，投师不如访友。

41. It's better to choose friends than to have many acquaintances, and it's better to visit friends than to seek a mentor.

42. 宁可听到骂声，不愿听到哭声。

42. Prefer to hear curses rather than cries.

43. 戏法再多变，自有明眼人。比喻某些人玩弄花招，以假象蒙骗人，但终究被人识破。

43. No matter how many tricks are played, there will always be a sharp-eyed person. This metaphorically refers to some people who play tricks and deceive others with illusions, but in the end, they are always found out.

44. 虎死不变形，狼死不变性。

44. A tiger's death does not change its nature, nor does a wolf's death change its nature.

45. 说归说，笑归笑，动手动脚没家教。

45. Talk as you may and laugh as you may, you lack good manners when you start to touch people inappropriately.

46. 乖子看一眼，呆子看到晚。

46. A clever child sees in an instant, a fool takes a long time.

47. 甲鱼剖腹心不死，蛤蟆剥皮眼还睁。形容人的固执、不死心，多用于贬义。

47. The turtle's abdomen is cut open but its heart does not cease, and the toad's skin is peeled but its eyes still open. This idiom describes a person's stubbornness and unwillingness to give up, and is often used in a pejorative sense.

48. 路湿早脱鞋，遇事早安排。

48. If the road is wet, take off your shoes early; if you encounter something, make arrangements early.

49. 训子婴孩，教妇初来。

49. Instruct a child, educate a newly married woman.

50. 这是人们在长期的生产实践中，观察气象的经验总结。如：

50. This is the summary of the experience in observing meteorological phenomena gained by people through long-term production practice. For example:

51. 君子坦荡荡，小人长戚戚。

51. A gentleman is open and magnanimous, while a small man is often worried and anxious.

52. 擒贼先擒王。8路遥知马力，日久见人心。9女人嫁汉，穿衣吃饭。10王气垫，气垫王，为卖气垫到处忙。

52. Capture the bandit, first capture the king. It takes eight miles to know a horse's strength, and time reveals a person's heart. 9 A woman marries a man, she wears clothes and eats meals. 10 Wang Qian垫, Qian Wang, busy selling air cushions everywhere.

53. 命里有时终须有，命里无时莫强求。

53. What is meant to be will be, and what is not meant to be will not be sought in vain.

54. 三天不念口生，三年不做手生。

54. If you don't recite for three days, your mouth will become rusty; if you don't practice for three years, your hands will become clumsy.

55. 先苦后甜不算苦，先甜后苦不算甜。人只有经过艰苦奋斗以后，获得的幸福才是真正的幸福。

55. If one experiences hardship first and then sweetness, it is not considered bitter; if one experiences sweetness first and then hardship, it is not considered sweet. True happiness is only achieved after one has gone through arduous struggle.

56. 锅不打不漏，话不说不透。

56. If you don't beat the pot, it won't leak; if you don't say the words, they won't be clear.

57. 宁吃半餐，不吃断餐。

57. Better have half a meal than none.

58. 嫁汉嫁汉，穿衣吃饭。旧时妇女因无经济能力，只好依靠丈夫生活。

58. Marry a man to marry a man, to dress and eat. In the past, women, due to their lack of economic ability, had to rely on their husbands for a living.

59. 忍一句，息一怒；饶一着，赢一步。

59. End one's anger with a patient word; avoid one misstep and gain a step ahead.

60. 做事循天理，出言顺人心。

60. Act according to the laws of nature, and speak in harmony with the hearts of people.

61. 出门看天色，炒菜看火色。

61. When going out, look at the sky's color; when frying, look at the color of the fire.

62. 话多了不甜，胶多了不粘。

62. Too much talk is not sweet, and too much glue is not sticky.

63. 不当家不知柴米贵，不养儿不知父母恩。

63. One doesn't know the value of firewood and rice until they manage a household, and one doesn't know the love of parents until they have children of their own.

64. 冷粥冷饭好吃，冷言冷语难受。

64. Cold porridge and cold rice taste good, but cold words and remarks are uncomfortable.

65. 狗急跳墙，人急悬梁。

65. When a dog is desperate, it jumps over the wall; when a person is desperate, they hang themselves.

66. 不会做小事的人，也做不出大事来。

66. One who cannot do small things will not be able to do big things.

67. 聪明在于学习，天才在于积累。

67. Wisdom lies in learning, and genius lies in accumulation.

68. 用着是宝，用不着是草。

68. When in use, it is a treasure; when not in use, it is just grass.

69. 砍柴上山，捉鸟上树。

69. Chop firewood on the mountain, catch birds on the tree.

70. 过头话少说，过头事少做。

70. Don't say too much and don't do too much.

71. 树深不怕风摇动，树正何愁月影斜。

71. Deep trees fear not the wind's sway, straight trees have no worry about the moon's斜影.

72. 火越烧越旺，人越干越壮。

72. The fire burns brighter as it grows, and a person becomes stronger with work.