1. 十年窗下无人问，一举成名天下知。

1. For ten years, no one asked under the window, but with one stroke of success, I became known throughout the world.

2. 买尽天下物，难买子孙贤。

2. It is difficult to purchase all the things in the world, but it is even harder to have wise descendants.

3. 寒从足下起，火从头上生。

3. Cold starts from the feet, and fire arises from the head.

4. Weaver hands are not frozen in cold weather， and hard-working people are not hungry in barren years.

4. Weaver hands are not frozen in cold weather, and hardworking people are not hungry in barren years.

5. Practice one breath inside and one ass outside.

5. Practice one breath inside and one buttock outside.

6. 一个鸡蛋吃不饱，一身臭名背到老。

6. One egg is not enough to fill one's stomach, and a stinking reputation is carried through life.

7. More people make sense， more grain makes good rice.

7. More people mean more sense, more grain yields better rice.

8. Children do not leave their mothers， melons do not leave their seedlings.

8. Children do not leave their mothers; melons do not leave their seedlings.

9. 广交不如择友，投师不如访友。

9. It's better to choose friends than to make friends, and it's better to visit friends than to seek a teacher.

10. A kiln burns hundreds of bricks， and a mother's son is unusual.

10. A kiln burns hundreds of bricks, and a mother's son is unusual.

11. No one asked under the window for ten years， and it became famous all over the world.

11. No one asked under the window for ten years, and it became famous all over the world.

12. 瓜无滚圆，人无十全。

12. Melons may not be perfectly round, and people cannot be perfect in all aspects.

13. 留得五湖明月在，不愁无处下金钩。

13. As long as the moon remains bright over the five lakes, there's no need to worry about where to cast the golden hook.

14. 主人赏赐好茶时，没有带碗是已过。

14. It is too late when the master rewards with good tea without bringing a bowl.

15. It's better to choose friends than to make friends.

15. It's better to choose friends than to make friends.

16. All raw ginger is not spicy， all pepper is not numb.

16. Not all raw ginger is spicy, and not all pepper is numbing.

17. It is a sin not to pretend to understand， but to bury knowledge.

17. It is a sin not to feign understanding, but to bury knowledge.

18. Parents are born and determined by themselves.

18. Parents are born and are determined by themselves.

19. 为人不做亏心事，半夜敲门心不惊。

19. Live without doing wrong, and you'll have no fear at midnight when the door is knocked on.

20. If a man loves to contend for his merits， he will say yes or no later.

20. If a man loves to contend for his merits, he will say yes or no later.

21. Cold starts at the foot and fire starts from the head.

21. Cold starts at the foot and fire starts from the head.

22. Not good at speaking， mouth is horn， not good at listening， ear is horn.

22. Not good at speaking, the mouth is like a horn; not good at listening, the ear is like a horn.

23. 先钉桩子后系驴，先撒窝子后钓鱼。

23. Drive the stake before tying the donkey, cast the bait before fishing.

24. 人到四十五，正是出山虎。

24. At the age of forty-five, one is a tiger emerging from the mountains.

25. 人家夸，一朵花；自己夸，人笑话。

25. When others praise you, it's like a flower; when you praise yourself, people laugh at you.

26. The side of the words， the front of the leaves.

26. The side of the words, the front of the leaves.

27. People respect， dogs bite ugly.

27. People respect, dogs bite ugly. This phrase is a proverbial expression that suggests that even though someone may be well-liked or respected, they can still behave in a negative or harmful way. The translation to English maintains the original meaning.

28. Bai Shixiu came to the same boat， and Qian Shixiu came to sleep together.

28. Bai Shixiu boarded the same boat, and Qian Shixiu came to sleep together.

29. 三个臭皮匠，顶个诸葛亮。

29. Three cobblers with their wits combined can equal Zhuge Liang.

30. Giving a child a thousand gold is better than giving a child a skill.

30. Giving a child a thousand gold coins is better than giving a child a skill.

31. People praise， a flower; they praise， people laugh.

31. People praise, a flower; they praise, people laugh.

32. It is better for a hundred laymen to talk than one expert to speak.

32. It is better for a hundred laymen to speak than for one expert to speak.

33. 人前若爱争长短，人后必然说是非。

33. If one loves to quarrel and argue in public, they are bound to gossip and talk about others' affairs behind their backs.

34. Not afraid to eat and pick big bowls， but afraid to work lazy.

34. Not afraid to eat and pick big bowls, but afraid to work lazy.

35. If you don't teach a worm in an hour， if you grow up， you don't learn to be a lazy dragon.

35. If you don't teach a worm in an hour, if you grow up, you don't learn to be a lazy dragon.

36. 管家的手比石严，马匹的鞍比刀利。

36. The butler's hand is as hard as stone, and the saddle of the horse is as sharp as a knife.

37. Neighbors are inseparable， distant relatives are inseparable.

37. Neighbors are inseparable; distant relatives are inseparable.

38. 话的侧面，叶的正面。

38. The side of the word, the front of the leaf.

39. Far water does not fire near， far relatives are better than near neighbors.

39. Water afar cannot ignite the near, distant relatives are better than near neighbors.

40. There is a line in the Qinling Mountains， where rice is eaten in the South and noodles in the north.

40. There is a line in the Qinling Mountains, where rice is eaten in the south and noodles in the north.

41. 人不可貌相，海水不可斗量。

41. One cannot judge a person by their appearance, nor can the sea be measured with a bowl.

42. 人多出正理，谷多出好米。

42. Many people bring forth the right way, and many grains bring forth good rice.

43. Don't be overloaded with gold and jade. I wish all my children and grandchildren would grow up.

43. Don't be burdened with gold and jade. I wish all my children and grandchildren would grow up.

44. 牛要耕，马要骑，孩子不教就调皮。

44. Cows need to be tilled, horses need to be ridden, and children need to be taught or they will be mischievous.

45. 不善讲话，嘴是角，不善聆听，耳是角。

45. Not good at speaking, the mouth is a horn; not good at listening, the ear is a horn.

46. 一窑烧得几百砖，一娘养的不一般。

46. A kiln can produce hundreds of bricks, but a mother raises a child in a special way.

47. People are not big， horses are not high or low.

47. People are not tall, horses are not high or low.

48. When people reach 45， it is the mountain tiger.

48. When people reach 45, it is the mountain tiger.

49. First nail the stake， then tie the donkey， first scatter the nest and then fish.

49. First drive the stake in, then tie the donkey, first scatter the nest and then fish.

50. 远水不救近火，远亲不如近邻。

50. Out-of-the-way water can't extinguish a nearby fire, and distant relatives are no match for close neighbors.

51. The housekeeper's hand is stricter than stone， and the horse's saddle is sharper than knife.

51. The housekeeper's hand is stricter than stone, and the horse's saddle is sharper than a knife.