一、多衣多寒，无衣不怕寒。
Many clothes are cold, no clothes are not afraid of cold.
二、好人老睡成病人，病人老睡成死人。
A good man always sleeps like a sick man, and a sick man always sleeps like a dead man.
三、舌长事多，夜长梦多。
The tongue is long, the night is long and the dream is long.
四、眼大肚子小，眼馋肚子饱。
Big eyes and small stomach, full eyes and stomach.
五、冷言冷语交不得，冷饭冷菜吃不得。
Cold words can not be handed in, cold food can not be eaten.
六、吃饭海碗，做事闪西风。
Eat a sea bowl and do things in a westerly fashion.
七、好吃不过粗茶饭，好看不过素打扮。
It tastes good, but it looks good, but it looks plain.
八、食可饱而不必珍，衣可暖而不必华。
Food can be full without treasure, clothes can be warm without luxury.
九、管他冒风不冒风，三片生姜一根葱。
No matter how cold he is, three slices of ginger and one onion.
一零、肚饥糠也好，饭饱肉嫌肥。
It's better to be hungry than fat.
一一、洗面着洗耳后，扫地着扫壁边。
After washing your face and ears, sweep the wall.
一二、吃饱就睡觉，有如吃毒药。
Sleep when you're full is like taking poison.
一三、走路防跌，吃饭防噎。
Walk to prevent falling, eat to prevent choking.
一四、衣帽常洗换，胜过上医院。
Better to wash your clothes and hats often than to go to hospital.
一五、有钱人惊死，无钱人惊无米。
Rich people are startled to death, but rich people are startled to death.
一六、狂饮伤身，暴食伤胃。
Drinking hurts the body and eating hurts the stomach.
一七、夏毋困席，冬毋困石。
Summer is no bed, winter is no stone.
一八、山高自有行路客，水深自有渡船人。
The mountain has its own pedestrians and the water has its own ferrymen.
一九、一针不补，千针难缝。
A needle never mends, but a thousand stitches are hard to sew.
二零、每天吃上三个枣，人一辈子不显老。
Eat three jujubes a day, and you will never grow old.
二一、鼻子不通，吃点大葱。
The nose is stuffy. Eat some scallions.
二二、千辛万苦，为着腹肚。
It's hard work for the stomach.
二三、春天出门莫寄伞，冬天出门莫寄衣。
Don't send an umbrella when you go out in spring, and don't send clothes when you go out in winter.
二四、三年不叫匠，日子过的没有样。
Three years without a craftsman, life is not the same.
二五、食不语，寝不言。
Eat silently, sleep silently.
二六、大改小，小拼大，破长衫儿改短褂。
Big to small, small to big, broken long shirt to short jacket.
二七、暴食暴饮容易病，定时定量保安宁。
Overeating and overdrinking are easy to get sick, and regular and quantitative Baonanning.
二八、夏天不睡石，冬天不睡板。
No stone in summer, no board in winter.
二九、少吃多滋味，多吃没口味。
Eat less and taste more, eat more and have no taste.
三零、衣少加根带，饭少加把菜。
Less clothes and straps, less meals and more vegetables.
三一、狗肉附旺没附衰。
Dog meat flourishes without decay.
三二、日求三餐，夜求一宿。
Three meals a day and one night.
三三、为美不穿棉，冻死没人怜。
For beauty without cotton, no one pities you for freezing to death.
三四、衣要看天穿，饭要按时餐。
Clothes should be worn by the sky and meals should be served on time.
三五、少吃多餐，病好自安。
Eat less and eat more, and you'll feel better.
三六、春不减衣，秋不加帽。
Spring does not reduce clothes, autumn does not add hats.
三七、有食有行气，有烧香就有保庇。
If you have food and morale, if you burn incense, you will have shelter.
三八、讨食食勿会肥借穿穿勿会美。
Don't be fat to beg for food or beautiful to wear.
三九、吃鱼吃肉，也着粥饭咸菜甲。
Fish and meat, porridge and salted vegetables.
四零、东西要吃暖，衣服要穿宽。
Things should be warm and clothes should be wide.
四一、牛嫌草料要掉膘，人嫌饭食必瘦弱。
Cattle are afraid of losing weight in the meal, but people are afraid of being thin in the meal.
四二、一瞑无眠，三瞑补勿会。
One sleepless, three tonic will not.
四三、吃米吃面带皮糠，全家老少都健康。
Eat rice with leather chaff, the whole family is healthy, old and young.
四四、人暖腿，狗暖嘴。
People warm their legs, dogs warm their mouths.
四五、生食都没有，哪有再曝干。
There is no raw food. There is no further drying.
四六、剃头洗脚，强如吃药。
It is better to shave your head and wash your feet than to take medicine.
四七、吃了人的嘴软，拿了人的手软。
Eat a man's soft mouth, take a man's soft hand.
四八、一个补丁遮股风，十个补丁过个冬。
One patch hides the wind and ten patches spend the winter.
四九、人生归有道，衣食固其端。
Life belongs to the Tao, food and clothing are at its end.
五零、好饭吃个合适，好衣穿个得体。
Good food, good clothes and proper clothes.
五一、问路靠嘴水，行路靠脚腿。
Ask the way by mouth, walk by foot and leg.
五二、浪子好穿单，冻得眼珠翻。
The prodigal son is easy to wear, and his eyes are turned with cold.
五三、饮食起居顺其常，四季安康无病恙。
Eat and live as usual, and be healthy all the year round.
五四、饱时莫忘饥时苦，有衣莫忘无衣难。
Never forget hunger when you are full, never forget hardship when you have clothes.
五五、要做衫仔奴才，毋做衫乞食。
To be a slave, you don't have to beg for food.
五六、随年龄吃饭，看月份穿衣。
Eat with age and dress in the month.
五七、千里路上做官，为的都是吃穿。
As an official on the Qianli Road, all he wants is to eat and wear.
五八、会吃，吃个顿顿香；不会吃，吃个一顿伤。
Can eat, eat a meal; can not eat, eat a wound.
五九、有衣倒比无衣冷，饱汉哪知饿汉饥。
It is colder to have clothes than to have no clothes. A hungry man is hungry when he is full.
六零、晚不梳头，早不说梦。
Don't comb your hair in the evening, don't dream in the morning.