1. 放火：比喻煽动和发动骚乱事件。比喻煽动和发动骚乱容易得手，但要平息骚乱事件就没那么容易了。

1. Arson: Metaphor for instigating and initiating riots. It suggests that inciting and starting riots is easy, but it is not so easy to quell the riots.

2. 只要不怕事， 能坚持，就没有过不去的坎。

2. As long as you're not afraid of trouble and can persevere, there is no difficulty that cannot be overcome.

3. 相视而笑莫逆于心

3. Smiling at each other with hearts in harmony, not feeling estranged.

4. 艳如桃李冷若冰霜

4. As radiant as peaches and plums, yet as cold as frost.

5. 一佛出世二佛涅盘

5. One Buddha appears, and another Buddha enters nirvana.

6. 1鸟靠翅膀，人靠智慧。2打虎要力，捉猴要智。3要捉狐狸，就要比狐狸更狡猾。4想捉孙悟空，就得有比孙悟空更大的神通。5智慧好比登山，登山便可望远。（法国谚语）6智慧是磨不烂的皮袄，知识是取之不尽的矿藏；7智慧是知识凝结的宝石，文化是智慧发出的异彩。（印度谚语）8智者通权达变，愚者刚愎自用。（英国谚语）9智慧里边有智慧，高山背后有高山。（蒙古谚语）10聪明不在年岁上，智慧藏在脑子里。（蒙古谚语）11笨蛋虽笨，但还有比他更笨的人为他喝彩。（德国谚语）

6. 1 Birds rely on their wings, humans rely on wisdom. 2 To fight a tiger, you need strength; to catch a monkey, you need intelligence. 3 To catch a fox, you must be more cunning than the fox itself. 4 If you want to catch Sun Wukong, you must have greater magical powers than him. 5 Wisdom is like climbing a mountain, for when you climb a mountain, you can see far. (French proverb) 6 Wisdom is an unbreakable fur coat, knowledge is an inexhaustible mine; 7 Wisdom is a gem condensed from knowledge, culture is the radiant glow of wisdom. (Indian proverb) 8 The wise are adaptable and flexible, while the foolish are stubborn and self-righteous. (British proverb) 9 There is wisdom within wisdom, and there are mountains behind mountains. (Mongolian proverb) 10 Intelligence does not depend on age, wisdom lies in the mind. (Mongolian proverb) 11 Although an idiot is foolish, there are still people who are even dumber cheering for him. (German proverb)

7. 言者无罪闻者足戒

7. The speaker is not guilty, but the listener should be warned.

8. 比喻坏人与坏人互相争斗，到最后谁都不会有好的下场。

8. The metaphor compares wicked people fighting with each other, ending with none having a good outcome in the end.

9. 关门养虎虎大伤人

9. Locking the door to raise a tiger: The tiger will severely injure people.

10. 二虎相斗必有一伤

10. When two tigers fight, one must be injured.

11. 馋懒不分家，人不怕能力不够，就怕不思进取。

11. Lazy and greedy go hand in hand; people should not fear their lack of ability, but rather fear not striving to improve.

12. 打开窗户说亮话

12. Speak one's mind openly

13. 1功夫到了家,事情自然就会成功（ 钢梁磨绣针,功到自然成 ）

13.1 Once the skill is mastered, success will naturally follow (As the saying goes, the steel beam can be worn down to a needle through perseverance, and success will come naturally when the skill is achieved).

14. 磨而不磷涅而不缁

14. Polished without being worn, dyed without being stained.

15. 横行霸道作恶多端的人，老天会给他报应。心存善念，可能会吃小亏，但上天会赐给你大福气。

15. Those who act arbitrarily and commit numerous crimes will be punished by heaven. Those with good intentions may suffer some small losses, but heaven will bestow upon you great blessings.

16. 因为事关自己的利益得失，所以当事人就容易犯糊涂，看问题就有失偏颇。因为事不关己，能够保持冷静，所以局外人看问题，往往看得更加清楚明白。

16. Because it concerns their own gains and losses, the parties involved are prone to confusion and tend to view issues with bias. Since they are not directly involved, outsiders can maintain composure and often have a clearer and more accurate understanding of the issues.

17. 言而无文行之不远

17. Words without eloquence will not travel far.

18. 天低吴楚眼空无物

18. The sky is low over Wu and Chu, and my eyes see nothing.

19. 1熟能生巧，巧能生妙。2一样事儿百样做。3熟能生巧，巧能生妙。4戏法人人会变，各有巧妙不同。5同样的米面，各人的手段。6师傅领进门，修练在个人。7鸡不撒尿，自有便道。8豪猪打洞，另有办法。9杀猪桶屁股，各有各的杀法。10会者不忙，忙者不会。11劈柴不照纹，累死劈柴人。12牛大自有破牛法。13好舵手能使八面风。14巧匠手里无弃物。15在平坦地方不会走，便不会爬梯子。16剥猫的皮，可用各种方法。（美国谚语）17大力士不一定是摔跤的能手。（蒙古谚语〕18会挑水的不怕水荡，会走路的不怕路窄。（苏联谚语）

19. 1 Practice makes perfect, and skill begets ingenuity. 2 The same thing can be done in a hundred different ways. 3 Practice makes perfect, and skill begets ingenuity. 4 Everyone can perform magic tricks, but each has their own unique ingenuity. 5 The same rice and flour, each person has their own methods. 6 The master leads you in, but the cultivation is up to you. 7 A chicken does not urinate in the same place; it has its own way. 8 A hedgehog digs a hole; it has its own method. 9 Slaughtering a pig; each has their own way of killing. 10 Those who are skilled do not hurry, and those who hurry are not skilled. 11 If you split firewood without following the grain, you will exhaust yourself. 12 Even a big ox has its own way to be tamed. 13 A good helmsman can handle all winds. 14 A master craftsman does not discard anything. 15 If you cannot walk on flat ground, you will not be able to climb ladders. 16 There are various methods to skin a cat. (American Proverb) 17 Not all strong men are good at wrestling. (Mongolian Proverb) 18 Those who can carry water are not afraid of waves, and those who can walk are not afraid of narrow paths. (Soviet Proverb)

20. 一尺水翻腾做百丈波

20. A foot of water surges into a hundred feet of waves.

21. 失之千里差若毫厘

21. A miss is as good as a mile, the difference being as small as a hair.

22. 青出于蓝而胜于蓝

22. A student surpasses his teacher.

23. 八公山上草木皆兵

23. On the Baigong Mountain, every tree and grass looked like an enemy.

24. 三日打鱼两日晒网

24. Fish for three days and dry the nets for two days.

25. 攻无不取战无不胜

25. Invincible in war and victorious in all battles.

26. 10泥水匠无灰—— 专(砖)等着

26. 10 Mason without dust - specializes (in bricks) waiting

27. 死诸葛能走生仲达

27. The dead Zhuge Liang can outwit the living Zhong Hua. This is a traditional Chinese idiom that suggests even a deceased person can outwit a living one, often used to express the idea that someone is clever or resourceful beyond their peers. Zhuge Liang and Zhong Hua are both historical figures from the Three Kingdoms period of China. Zhuge Liang is known for his strategic brilliance, while Zhong Hua is a fictional character who represents cunning and cleverness.

28. 出其不意掩其不备

28. Catch them off guard, take them by surprise.

29. 虽死之日犹生之年

29. The day of death is like the day of life.

30. 人为财死鸟为食亡

30. For wealth, people die; for food, birds perish.

31. 一子出家七祖升天

31. A son renounced the world, and the seven ancestors ascended to heaven.

32. 7既然事情来了,就应该安下心来（既来之,则安之 ）

32. 7 Since the matter has come, one should settle down and be at ease (if it has come, then be at ease with it).

33. 1时间是宝贵的财富。2一寸光阴一寸金，寸金难买寸光阴。3少而不学，老而无识。4少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。5太阳落山了，人才感到阳光的可贵。6记得少年骑竹马，转身便是白头翁。7有钱难买少年时。8失落光阴无处寻。9节约时间就是延长寿命。10守财奴说金钱是命根，勤奋者看时间是生命。11时间是最宝贵的财富。12你和时间开玩笑，它却对你很认真。13补漏趁天晴，读书趁年轻。14把握一个今天，胜似两个明天。15清晨不起早，误一天的事；幼年不勤学，误一生的事。16等时间的人，就是浪费时间的人。17最珍贵的财富是时间，最大的浪费是虚度流年。18黑发不知勤学早，白头方悔读书迟。19挥霍金钱是败坏物，虚度年华是败坏人。20谁把一生的光阴虚度，便是抛下黄金未买一物。21珍宝丢失了还可以找到，时间丢失了永远找不到。22懒人嘴里明天多。23一日无二晨，时过不再临。

33. 1 Time is a precious treasure. 2 An inch of time is an inch of gold, and an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time. 3 If one does not learn when young, one will be unenlightened in old age. 4 If one does not strive in youth, one will only regret in old age. 5 Only when the sun sets do people realize the value of sunlight. 6 Remember when you were young, riding on a bamboo horse, turn around and you are an old man. 7 Money cannot buy back the youth. 8 Lost time cannot be found anywhere. 9 Saving time is extending one's life. 10 The miser says money is the root of life, while the diligent see time as life itself. 11 Time is the most precious treasure. 12 If you joke with time, it takes you seriously. 13 Fix leaks when the sky is clear, and read when young. 14 Seizing one today is better than two tomorrows. 15 If you do not wake up early in the morning, you will miss a day's work; if you are not diligent in your youth, you will make a lifelong mistake. 16 Waiting for time is wasting time. 17 The most precious treasure is time, and the greatest waste is squandering the years. 18 Black hair does not know the importance of learning early, and white hair regrets reading late. 19 Wasting money is wasting things, and wasting years is wasting people. 20 Whoever squanders a lifetime of time has wasted gold without buying anything. 21 Lost treasure can still be found, but lost time can never be found. 22 There are many tomorrows in the mouth of a lazy person. 23 There is no second morning in a day, and once the time has passed, it will not come again.

34. 15句民间谚语，相信大家对于谚语都是不陌生的，而且民间谚语，是民间约定俗成的短句，是在语言的长期使用过程中，逐渐形成的相对固定的一种形式。以下看看15句民间谚语及相关资料。

34. 15 folk sayings, which are familiar to everyone, and folk sayings are short phrases that have been conventionally formed by the people. They are a relatively fixed form that has gradually formed through the long-term use of language. Below, let's take a look at 15 folk sayings and related information.

35. 饭店里的葱是买来的，请饭店转让，价格自然比市场上贵。比喻请求别人转让其也需要的东西，势必要出高价。

35. The scallions in the hotel were bought. Please transfer the hotel, and the price is naturally higher than on the market. The metaphorical request for someone else to transfer something that one also needs inevitably requires a high price.

36. 读书百遍，其义自见。美好的东西都经过无数次磨砺。

36. Reading a book a hundred times, its meaning will become apparent. All things of beauty have been honed through countless trials.

37. 树高千丈叶落归根

37. A tree, however tall, will eventually shed its leaves and return to its roots.

38. 一个人容易被打倒，当一个团队，一家人紧紧团结的时候，再大的困难也能闯过去。

38. An individual is easy to be defeated, but when a team, a family is tightly united, even the greatest difficulties can be overcome.

39. 道高益安势高益危

39. High moral standards bring safety, high status brings danger.

40. 鸷鸟将击卑飞敛翼

40. The raptor is about to strike; it lowers its wings and flies low.

41. 9泥水匠整耗子—— 敷衍(眼)了事

41. The bricklayer catches the mouse - he just shirks his responsibility (in the eyes of others).

42. 当前的贫富是一时的，只要人在，大家齐心协力，就没有什么是办不到的。

42. The current wealth gap is temporary. As long as people are there and work together, there is nothing that cannot be achieved.