1. 人无远虑，必有近忧。

1. If a person does not plan for the distant future, they will undoubtedly face near-term troubles.

2. No temper， no sweat.

2. No trouble, no worry.

3. Frozen to death， hungry to death， no looting.

3. Frozen to death, starved to death, no looting.

4. 粪生长，没希望；粪熟上，粮满仓。

4. When the dung grows, there's no hope; when the dung ripens, the granary is full.

5. More water makes rivers， more feces make grains.

5. More water makes rivers; more feces make grains.

6. 种地不上粪，一年白费劲。

6. Not using manure in farming, all the effort is in vain in a year.

7. 皇天不负苦心人。

7. The heavens do not fail the person who has suffered much.

8. Fertility and haste make a bad crop， but wood and fire are crushed to death.

8. Fertility and haste make a bad harvest, but wood and fire are crushed to death.

9. Lighting loves oil， farming loves cattle.

9. Lighting loves oil; farming loves cattle.

10. In June， even cloudy， everywhere out of gold.

10. In June, even on cloudy days, everywhere is as if it were made of gold.

11. Don't tell lies in front of real people.

11. Don't tell lies in front of real people.

12. Better be right than insufficient than evil.

12. Better be right than insufficient, than evil.

13. 食鱼要肥，食肉要瘦。

13. Fish should be fat, and meat should be lean.

14. We can only persuade others to be happy， but not to leave.

14. We can only persuade others to be happy, but not to leave.

15. 锲而不舍，存义精思。

15. Persevere and be steadfast in pursuing righteousness and profound thought.

16. 风刮一大片，雹打一条线。

16. When the wind blows, it sweeps a vast area; when hail falls, it forms a linear pattern.

17. Sunset carmine， no rain， no wind.

17. Sunset carmine, no rain, no wind.

18. No wind， no waves， soon the wind will be strong.

18. No wind, no waves, soon the wind will be strong.

19. 什么种子什么苗，什么葫芦什么瓢。

19. As the seed, so the sprout; as the gourd, so the ladle.

20. 早晨东云长，有雨不过晌。

20. In the morning, the east cloud is long, but it will not rain until noon.

21. Old beef has a chewing head， old people have a listening ear.

21. Old beef has a tough chew, old people have a keen ear.

22. 在家靠父母，出门靠兄弟姐妹。

22. Depend on parents at home, and on brothers and sisters when you go out.

23. 五月不热，稻谷不结。

23. If it is not hot in May, the rice will not grow.

24. It rains and rots in summer.

24. It rains and rots in summer.

25. 六月下连阴，遍地出黄金。

25. In June, it rains continuously, and gold appears everywhere.

26. Don't walk too busily.

26. Don't walk too busily.

27. 当着真人，别说假话。

27. Don't tell a lie in the presence of a real person.

28. 儿大分家，树大分杈。

28. As the child grows up, the family splits; as the tree grows, its branches spread out.

29. 有理摆到事上，好钢使到刃上。

29. Put reasonable arrangements in place, and use the best steel where it counts.

30. Dragonflies fly low with rain， wild geese fly north with warm weather.

30. Dragonflies fly low with the rain, wild geese fly north with the warm weather.

31. 人心换人心，八两换半斤。

31. A heart for a heart, eight ounces for half a pound.

32. Unreasonable panic， reasonable courage.

32. Unreasonable panic, reasonable courage.

33. A good boy takes a look， a fool sees the night.

33. A good boy takes a look, a fool sees the night.

34. 草若无心不发芽，人若无心不发达。

34. If grass has no heart, it will not sprout; if a person has no heart, they will not thrive.

35. 只可劝人家圆，不可劝人家离。

35. You can only persuade people to reconcile, but not to separate.

36. 擒龙要下海，打虎要上山。

36. To catch a dragon, one must go to the sea; to fight a tiger, one must climb the mountain.

37. 风头一个帆，雨后变晴天。

37. A single sail meets the wind, and after the rain, it turns into a sunny day.

38. 人争气，火争焰，佛争一炷香。

38. People strive for dignity, fire strives for flames, and the Buddha strives for a single stick of incense.

39. 南风若过三，不下就阴天。

39. If the south wind blows for three days, it will not rain unless it turns cloudy.

40. 撑痢疾，饿伤寒。

40. Suffer from dysentery, starve with typhoid.

41. 不是你的财，别落你的袋。

41. "Not yours to have, don't put it in your bag."

42. Repetition is the mother of learning.

42. Repetition is the mother of learning.

43. 两虎相斗，必有一伤。

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

44. Fish should be fat and meat lean.

44. Fish should be fat and meat lean.

45. Diarrhea and typhoid fever.

45. Diarrhea and typhoid fever.

46. 棋错一着，满盘皆输。

46. A wrong move in chess can lose the entire game.

47. 早上下雨当天晴，晚上下雨到天明。

47. Rain in the morning, clear sky in the day, rain from evening till dawn.

48. If two tigers fight， one will get hurt.

48. If two tigers fight, one will get hurt.

49. 桐树花落地，花生种不及。

49. Paulownia flowers fall to the ground, peanut seeds are not planted in time.

50. 人不在大小，马不在高低。

50. It doesn't matter whether a person is big or small, nor does it matter whether a horse is tall or short.

51. Fire should be hollow， people should be modest.

51. Fire should be hollow, people should be modest.

52. 一场冬雪一场财，一场春雪一场灾。

52. A winter snow brings wealth, a spring snow brings disaster.

53. 鸡粪肥效高，不发烧死苗。

53. Chicken manure has high fertilizer efficacy and does not cause fever or the death of seedlings.

54. 火要空心，人要虚心。

54. Fire should be hollow, and people should be humble.

55. 无理心慌，有理胆壮。

55. When unreasonable, one feels anxious; when reasonable, one feels brave.

56. In the morning， the clouds are long and the rain lasts long.?>

56. In the morning, the clouds are long and the rain lasts long.

57. It's sunny and foggy， rainy and foggy.

57. It's sunny and foggy, rainy and foggy.

58. Catching dragons is to go to sea and fighting tigers is to go up the hill.

58. Catching dragons is to go to sea, and fighting tigers is to go up the hill.

59. The wind blows a lot and hail strikes a line.

59. The wind blows a lot and hail strikes in a line.

60. 清明前后一场雨，豌豆麦子中了举。

60. A rain before and after Qingming, the pea and wheat are selected for the imperial examination.

61. 春天三场雨，秋后不缺米。

61. Three rains in spring, no rice to lack in autumn.

62. A load of pond mud and a load of grain accumulate fertilizer and repair ponds.

62. A load of pond mud and a load of grain accumulate fertilizer and repair ponds.

63. 在朝都是官，在席都是客。

63. Whether in the court or at the banquet, everyone is an official or a guest.

64. 有时省一口，缺时当一斗。

64. Sometimes, saving a mouthful means having a measure during times of need.