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1. A man's mouth is soft, but his reason is short
1. A man's mouth is soft, but his reason is brief.
2. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing
2. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
3. Help people to the end, save people to the end
3. Help people to the very end, save people to the very end.
4. 歹马害群,臭柑豁筐。
4. A bad horse ruins the whole group; a stinking tangerine bursts the basket.
5. A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit
5. A fall into a pit, an increase in your wisdom.
6. from thrift to extravagance is easy, from extravagance to thrift is difficult
6. It's easy to go from thrift to extravagance, but from extravagance to thrift is difficult.
7. trees are afraid of rotten roots, people are afraid of no ambition
7. Trees fear rotten roots, people fear no ambition.
8. 不怕人不敬,就怕己不正。
8. It is not a fear of others' disrespect that matters, but rather the fear of one's own inadequacy.
9. Not afraid of angry eyes, only afraid of narrow eyes Bodhisattva.
9. Not afraid of angry eyes, only afraid of the narrow eyes of the Bodhisattva.
10. Birds cherish feathers, tigers their skins, and people's faces.
10. Birds treasure their feathers, tigers their skins, and people their faces.
11. i'm not afraid to sit face to face, just afraid of two knives in front of people
11. I'm not afraid to sit face to face, just afraid of two knives in front of people.
12. when you have no money, you starve; when you have money, you shine
12. When you have no money, you starve; when you have money, you shine.
13. A hedge between keeps friendship green
13. A hedge between keeps friendship green. This is an English proverb that means maintaining a buffer or a distance between friends can help preserve their friendship.
14. 不轻诺,诺必果。
14. Do not make light promises; when you make a promise, be sure to fulfill it.
15. A thousand days of shipbuilding, one day across the river
15. A thousand days of shipbuilding, one day across the river.
16. The golden age is ahead of us, not behind us
16. The golden age is ahead of us, not behind us.
17. It can only save people, not drag them down.
17. It can only save people, not drag them down.
18. Persuasion is beneficial and provocation is endless.
18. Persuasion is beneficial and provocation is endless.
19. As a man sows, so he shall reap
19. As a man sows, so shall he reap.
20. 击水成波,击石成火,激人成祸。
20. Strike water and waves are formed, strike stone and fire is kindled, stir people and disaster arises.
21. people are afraid of sadness, trees are afraid of peeling
21. People are afraid of sadness, trees are afraid of shedding bark.
22. can eat a thousand fragrant, won't eat a wound
22. Can eat a thousand fragrant, won't eat a wound.
23. A scholar starves to death and does not sell books; a strong man does not sell swords on his way to poverty
23. A scholar starves to death rather than sell books; a strong man does not sell his swords on his journey to poverty.
24. Set an example and practice it.
24. Set an example and put it into practice.
25. A man can do no more than he can
25. A man can do no more than he can.
26. more hardships in life
26. More hardships in life
27. Learning culture starts with letters; speaking of civilization starts with small things
27. Learning culture begins with letters; talking about civilization begins with small things.
28. the ship is stable and not afraid of strong wind
28. The ship is stable and not afraid of strong winds.
29. A liar is not believed when he speaks the truth
29. A liar is not believed when he speaks the truth
30. A little body often harbors a great soul
30. A small body often harbors a great soul.
31. better to break a bone than to bow down
31. It's better to break a bone than to bow down.
32. There are long waves when there is no wind, and soon the wind will be wild
32. There are long waves when there is no wind, and soon the wind will be wild.
33. A good book is a good friend
33. A good book is a good friend.
34. Humanity and righteousness are indispensable to human beings.
34. Humanity and righteousness are indispensable to human beings.
35. Only repairing bridges and paving roads, not breaking bridges and destroying roads.
35. Only repairing bridges and paving roads, not breaking bridges and destroying roads.
36. if you see no manners, you will run forty miles in vain; if you see one, you will walk ten miles less
36. If you see no manners, you will run in vain for forty miles; if you see one, you will walk ten miles less.
37. Beating water into waves, rocks into fire, provoking disaster.
37. Beating water into waves, rocks into fire, provoking disaster.
38. Adversity leads to prosperity
38. Adversity leads to prosperity.
39. A good medicine tastes bitter
39. A good medicine tastes bitter.
40. A snow year, a rich year
40. A year of snow, a year of plenty.
41. If you are not afraid of the disadvantages of Pepsi, you are afraid of losing heart
41. If you are not afraid of the disadvantages of Pepsi, you are afraid of losing heart.
42. When you see food, you laugh; when you see work, you are afraid
42. When you see food, you laugh; when you see work, you are afraid.
43. It's not hot in June and the Rice doesn't set
43. It's not hot in June and the rice doesn't germinate.
44. A leopard cannot change its spots
44. A leopard cannot change its spots.
45. Quick rain is easy to clear, slow rain does not open
45. Quick rain is easy to clear, slow rain does not drain.
46. A wise head makes a close mouth
46. A wise head makes a close mouth.
47. Every day depends on the sun and the moon, and every man on his conscience.
47. Every day depends on the sun and the moon, and every man on his conscience.
48. if you are afraid of going on a bumpy road, don't try to climb a peak
48. If you are afraid of going on a bumpy road, don't try to climb a peak.
49. all in one, all in one
49. All in one, all in one
50. 学 文化 ,从字母开始;讲文明,从小事做起。
50. Learn culture, starting from the alphabet; practice civilization, starting from the little things.
51. heaven's great lawsuit, earth's great silver
51. The great lawsuit of heaven, the great silver of earth
52. better to clench your fist than to grieve
52. It is better to clench your fist than to grieve.
53. 只有千里的名声,没有千里的威风。
53. There is only fame over a thousand miles, but no power or influence.
54. If you live on a slope for a long time, it is not too steep
54. If you live on a slope for a long time, it is not too steep.
55. I've left my name and the goose's voice.
55. I've left my name and the goose's voice.
56. the dragon eye knows the pearl, the phoenix eye knows the treasure, the ox eye knows the grass
56. The dragon eye knows the pearl, the phoenix eye knows the treasure, the ox eye knows the grass.
57. Ginger is spicy and old people have more experience
57. Ginger is spicy, and the elderly have more experience.
58. good or bad horses, friendly or bad
58. good or bad horses, friendly or unfriendly
59. A knife is not sharp without steel, and a man is not determined without will
59. A knife is not sharp without steel, and a man is not determined without will.
60. 金钱如粪土,脸面值千金。
60. Money is like dirt, but face is worth ten thousand in gold.
61. better be an ant's leg than a sparrow's mouth
61. Better to have an ant's leg than a sparrow's beak.
62. tigers are not inferior, eagles do not hang branches
62. Tigers are not inferior; eagles do not hang on branches.
63. A bull's eye is high, a dog's eye is low
63. A bull's eye is high, a dog's eye is low.
64. Life is a life, grass is an autumn
64. Life is life, grass is grass, autumn is autumn.
65. Don't ride two horses, don't drink two tea.
65. Don't ride two horses; don't drink two teas.
66. 宁可认错,不可说谎。
66. It is better to admit a mistake than to lie.
67. A rolling stone gathers no moss
67. A rolling stone gathers no moss.
68. 不怕怒目金刚,只怕眯眼菩萨。
68. Not afraid of the fierce Vajra, only afraid of the half-closed-eyed Buddha.
69. a horse is not weak, but a man is not short of ambition
69. A horse is not weak, but a man is not short of ambition.
70. A single flower does not make a spring
70. A single flower does not make a spring.
71. Jiuyang Daming
71. Jiuyang Daming translates to "Jiuyang Daming" in English. It appears to be a proper noun, possibly a name or a place name, and thus remains unchanged when translated.