一、寸土寸金，地是老根。
An inch of land and an inch of gold are the roots of the earth.
二、树怕烂根，人怕无志。
Trees are afraid of rotten roots and people are afraid of no ambition.
三、逢人莫乱讲，逢事莫乱闯。
Don't talk at random, don't rush at anything.
四、人情一匹马，买卖争分毫。
Love is a horse, and there's no competition in buying and selling.
五、宁给好汉拉马，不给懒汉作爷。
Better give a good man a horse than a lazy man a lord.
六、万句言语吃不饱，一捧流水能解渴。
A handful of running water can quench thirst.
七、不怕乱如麻，只怕不调查。
Not afraid of disorder, just afraid of not investigating.
八、长江不拒细流，泰山不择土石。
The Yangtze River does not refuse to flow, and Mount Tai does not choose earth and stone.
九、天下无难事，只怕有心人。
Nothing is difficult in the world, just for those who have a heart.
一零、心要常操，身要长劳。
The heart needs constant exercise and the body needs long work.
一一、水不平要流，理不平要说。
If water does not flow, it is not reasonable to say so.
一二、助人要及时，帮人要诚心。
Help others in time, help others sincerely.
一三、平时肯帮人，急时有人帮。
Usually willing to help others, emergency help.
一四、理不短，嘴不软。
Reason is not short, mouth is not soft.
一五、穷莫失志，富莫癫狂。
Never lose your mind when you are poor, never go mad when you are rich.
一六、吃人家的嘴短，拿人家的手短。
Eat people's mouth short, take people's hand short.
一七、少不惜力，老不歇心。
No effort is spared, no rest is spared.
一八、从俭入奢易，从奢入俭难。
From thrift to luxury is easy, from luxury to frugality is difficult.
一九、胆大骑龙骑虎，胆小骑猫骑兔。
Daring rides dragons and tigers, cowardly rides cats and rabbits.
二零、碾谷要碾出米来，说话要说出理来。
Mill the rice and make sense of what you say.
二一、马好坏骑着看，友好坏交着看。
The horse is good or bad to ride, friendly or bad to see.
二二、鸟往明处飞，人往高处去。
Birds fly to the open, people go to the high.
二三、香花不一定好看，会说不一定能干。
Fragrant flowers are not necessarily good-looking, they may not be competent.
二四、亏地不结籽，亏人不相交。
Loss of land does not bear seeds, loss of people do not intersect.
二五、字不可重写，话不可乱传。
Words should not be rewritten, words should not be passed on randomly.
二六、只要功夫深，铁杵磨成针。
As long as the work is deep, the pestle is ground into a needle.
二七、病从口入，祸从口出。
Diseases come from the mouth, and misfortunes come from the mouth.
二八、生人不生胆，力大也枉然。
A stranger does not dare, and his strength is in vain.
二九、不怕吃饭拣大碗，就怕干活爱偷懒。
Not afraid to eat and pick big bowls, but afraid to work lazy.
三零、山是一步一步登上来的，船是一橹一橹摇出去的。
The mountains are climbed up step by step, and the boats are rolled out one by one.
三一、吃饭吃米，说话说理。
Eat rice for dinner and make sense.
三二、宁肯给君子提鞋，不肯和小人同财。
He would rather lift shoes for a gentleman than share money with a villain.
三三、双手是活宝，一世用不了。
Hands are a living treasure. They will never be used for a lifetime.
三四、不怕穿得迟，就怕脱得早。
Not afraid to wear late, afraid to take off early.
三五、宁可身骨苦，不叫面皮羞。
Better be bitter than shameful.
三六、功成由俭，业精于勤。
Success comes from thrift and industry is diligent.
三七、撒网要撒迎头网，开船要开顶风船。
Spread the net head-on, and sail the windward boat.
三八、千树连根，十指连心。
Thousands of trees have roots and ten fingers have hearts.
三九、人多出正理，谷多出好米。
More people make sense, more grain makes good rice.
四零、没有锯不倒的树，没有敲不响的钟。
There are no trees that can't be sawn down, no bells that can't ring.
四一、好汉凭志强，好马凭胆壮。
A good man depends on his ambition and a good horse on his courage.
四二、交人要交心，浇树要浇根。
To make friends with others, to watering trees, to watering roots.
四三、自夸没人爱，残花没人戴。
Boasting that nobody loves, no one wears residual flowers.
四四、百闻不如一见，百见不如一干。
Seeing is better than hearing, doing is better than seeing.
四五、只有上不去的天，没有过不去的山。
There are no mountains that can't be crossed.
四六、常在有时思无时，莫到无时想有时。
Sometimes I think about it all the time, but sometimes I don't think about it all the time.
四七、老要常讲，少要常问。
Speak often, ask seldom.
四八、不担三分险，难练一身胆。
It is difficult to practise courage without taking three risks.
四九、宁愿折断骨头，不愿低头受辱。
I would rather break a bone than bow my head to be humiliated.
五零、志高品高，志下品下。
Zhigao and Gao, Zhixia and Xia.
五一、人急投亲，鸟急投林。
People rush to relatives, birds rush to forests.
五二、虎离山无威，鱼离水难活。
Tigers are not powerful from the mountains, but fish are difficult to live from the water.
五三、说话细思考，吃饭细咀嚼。
Think carefully about what you say and chew carefully when you eat.
五四、虎不怕山高，鱼不怕水深。
Tigers are not afraid of mountain heights, but fish are not afraid of water depths.
五五、井越掏，水越清；事越摆，理越明。
The more a well is dug, the clearer the water is; the more things are done, the clearer the reason is.
五六、没有乡下泥腿，饿死城里油嘴。
Without mud legs in the countryside, he starved to death in the city.
五七、好人争理，坏人争嘴。
Good people argue, bad people argue.
五八、出笼的鸟儿难回，出口的话儿难收。
Birds out of cages are hard to come back, and words out of cages are hard to come back.
五九、出家三天，佛在面前；出家三年，佛在西天。
For three days, Buddha is in front of him; for three years, Buddha is in the west.
六零、老牛肉有嚼头，老人言有听头。
Old beef has a chewing head, old people have a listening ear.
六一、胆大走遍天下，胆小寸步难行。
It's hard to walk bravely all over the world.
六二、有理不怕势来压，人正不怕影子歪。
Reason is not afraid of pressure, people are not afraid of the shadow.
六三、吃饭防噎，走路防跌。
Eat to prevent choking, walk to prevent falling.
六四、有理的想着说，没理的抢着说。
Reasonable thinking, unreasonable rush to say.
六五、囤尖省，日子长；囤底省，打饥荒。
Hoarding the tip of the province, the days are long; hoarding the bottom of the province, fighting famine.
六六、吃饭打湿口，洗脸打湿手。
Wet your mouth, wash your face and hands.
六七、不怕路长，只怕志短。
Not afraid of long roads, but afraid of short ambitions.
六八、见婚姻说合，见官司说散。
See marriage talk, see lawsuit talk.
六九、一天一根线，十年积成缎。
One thread a day, ten years into satin.