2. Bad things will never disappear. It has a long history.
A poor craftsman always paints his tools black. He can't punt, blame the river bend.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
A boaster and a liar are cousins. Bragging and lying are of the same ancestry.
6. Bullies are always cowards. A bully is always a coward.
7. The burden you pick is not too heavy. The burden of love is not too heavy.
8. Candles illuminate others and themselves. Candles illuminate others, but they destroy themselves.
9. Cats have nine lives. heaven stands by the good man
10. The cat can see the king. Everyone is equal.
You can't catch flies with your mouth shut. Illness comes from the mouth.
Regular customers are not welcome. Regular customers are annoying.
13. Actions speak louder than words. Facts speak plainer than words.
14. Adversity brings prosperity.
15. Adversity makes people wise, not rich. Adversity makes talents.
16. A fair death honors a lifetime. A fair death honors a lifetime.
Sincere friends are hard to find. A bosom friend is hard to find.
18. Learn from mistakes.
19. The fox will get old, but it will never get better. The rivers and mountains may change, but not one's essential nature
20. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
It is easier to lose a friend than to find one. It's hard to get friends, but it's easy to lose them.
22. A person doesn't know he is a friend until he needs it. A friend is known only when he needs it.
23. A friend without faults will never be found. There are no perfect friends.
24. "After you" is polite. "After you" is polite.
A good beginning is half the battle. A good beginning is half the battle.
26. A good beginning is half the battle. A good beginning has a good ending.
A good book is a good friend. A good book is like a good friend.
28. A good book is the best friend, today and forever. A good book will accompany you all your life.
29. Good consistency is a soft pill. Never do anything wrong, and never be afraid of ghosts knocking at the door.
30. A good reputation is better than a beautiful face. Beauty is better than beauty.
A good husband makes a good wife.
32. Good medicine tastes bitter. Good medicine is bitter in the mouth.
A good wife and good health are a man's greatest wealth. A good wife is a man's greatest wealth.
34. A big talker is a big liar.
35. A friend of a gentleman is as light as water. A hedge between keeps friendship green.
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36. Jokes don't turn enemies into friends, they just lose friends.
Jokes don't turn enemies into friends, they just lose friends.
37. A leopard cannot change his spots.
Old habits die hard.
38. A liar is not believed when he tells the truth.
A liar is not believed even when he tells the truth.
39. People who are in a happy mood live long.
Quiet to cultivate one's morality.
40. A small body often breeds a great soul.
Concentrated are all fine products.
4 1. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
Little knowledge, self-deception.
42. The small pot heats up quickly.
A dog can't hold four taels of oil in its stomach.
Everyone was brave when the enemy fled.
When the enemy fled, everyone became a soldier.
44. All good things must come to an end.
All good things must come to an end.
45. All rivers flow into the sea.
All rivers flow into the sea.
All roads lead to Rome.
All roads lead to Rome.
47. A good ending is a good one.
Everything is fine with a happy ending.
48. All that glitters is not gold.
All that glitters is not gold.
49. Everything is difficult before it is done.
Everything is always easy from difficult.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
5 1. A person becomes learned by asking questions.
People who are not ashamed to ask questions can learn.
52. You can only do what you can.
You should do what you can.
53. One can't spin and reel at the same time.
One can't spin a yarn and a reel at the same time.
54. A person can know him through his friends.
What friends do people make?
55. A man of words and no deeds is like a garden full of weeds.
A man of words and no deeds is like a garden full of weeds.
56. People who have no money are not people at all.
People who have no money are not people at all.
57. A happy heart goes all the way.
I am relaxed and happy, and everything goes well.
58. A miss is a thousand miles away.
A miss is as good as a mile.
59. Maternal love will never change.
Motherly love will never change.
60.an apple a day keeps the doctor away.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
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A new broom sweeps clean.
62. An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.
An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.
63. A plan for the day lies in the morning.
An hour in the morning is worth two in the evening.
64. An old dog can't learn new tricks.
An old dog cannot learn new tricks.
65. An ounce of luck is worth a pound of wisdom.
Wisdom is not as good as luck.
66. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Prevention first, and treatment second.
67. A rolling stone gathers no moss.
A rolling stone gathers no moss.
68. As you sow, you reap.
As trees are, so are fruits.
69. A flower does not represent a spring.
A flower does not represent a spring.
70. A year of snow, a year of harvest.
Good winter brings good summer.
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76. A promise is a promise. A word spoken is past recalling.
77. A year's plan lies in spring. A year's plan starts with spring.
78. If a young man doesn't work hard, the old man will be sad. Young people who don't work hard are pathetic.
79. Bad news has wings. Good things stay indoors while bad things will go far away.
Barking dogs don't bite. Barking dogs seldom bite.
8 1. Beauty is in the eye of the lover. Love is blind.
82. Listen quickly and speak slowly. Listen quickly and speak slowly.
83. It's never too late. Not afraid of slowness, but afraid of standing.
84. It is better to ask for directions than to get lost. Asking for directions is better than getting lost.
85. Friends are everywhere. Friends are the same.
People are divided into groups.
87. Blood is thicker than water. Blood is thicker than water.
88. blood out. Blood is coming out.
89. Books and friends should be few and good. Make friends with less refinement.
90. business is business Business is business.
9 1. Business is the spice of life. Career is the first need of life.
92. By reading, we enrich our mind, and by talking, we improve it.
By reading, we enrich our minds, and by talking, we perfect it.
93. You can't see the forest for the trees.
94. Care and diligence bring good luck. Caution and diligence can seize opportunities.
95. Caution is the mother of safety. Be careful when sailing for a long time
96. A liar will never succeed. Liars never make money.
97. Learn by example.
98. Choosing an author is like choosing a friend. Choose a book as a friend.
99. No matter what happens, the sky will not fall. Do your own thing, the sky will not fall.
100. Complacency is the enemy of learning. The enemy of learning is your own satisfaction.
10 1. Self-confidence is the first step to success.
Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success.
102. Dripping water wears away the stone. A drop of water can wear away a stone, but a rope can saw wood.
103. Content is better than wealth. Content is better than riches.
104. Count the chickens before they hatch. Count the chickens before they hatch.
105. Unilateral politeness cannot last.
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106. Crawl before you walk. Step by step.
107. Cry for the moon. Find the moon in the sea.
Custom is a second nature. Custom is a second nature.
Habit makes everything easy. With good habits, everything is easy.
1 10. diamond cut diamond.
1 1 1. Do as the Romans do. Do as Romans do in Rome.
1 12. Do not do to others what you don't want them to do to you.
1 13. Doing is better than saying. It's better to act than talk.
1 14. Do it now. Opportunity knocks but once.
1 15. Never give up halfway. Never give up halfway.
1 16. Don't pretend to know what you don't know. Don't pretend to understand.
1 17. Don't have too many things to do.
1 18. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill. Don't make a fuss.
1 19. Don't put off till tomorrow what you should do today.
Never put the plow before the oxen. Never put the plow before the oxen.
12 1. Don't ask for trouble unless trouble comes to you.
122. Don't try to teach your grandmother to suck eggs. Do not teach fish to swim.
123. Well done, well owned. One good turn deserves another.
124. Every bird likes to listen to its own singing. Narcissism.
125. Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. Early to bed and early to rise is good for health.
126. It is easier said than done. It's easier said than done.
127. Easy come, easy go. Easy come, easy go.
128. Eat to live, but live not to eat. Eat to live, but not live to eat.
129. Empty containers make the loudest sound. The real mill is silent and empty, and the bottle is half full of medicine and does not move?
130. Jealous of not having a holiday. Jealous people never have peace.
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13 1. Even Homer-era nodes. Even smart people sometimes nod their heads.
132. Even memories can become long-term friends. Brothers, settle the accounts.
133. Every advantage has its disadvantages. Every coin has its two sides.
134. Everyone's business is nobody's business. Everyone is responsible, which means no one is responsible.
135. Not every day is Sunday. Good times are not always there.
136. Everyone has his day. Everyone has his day.
137. Every door can be closed except the door of death. Life is alive, and death is inevitable.
138. Everyone has his own sadness. Everyone has his own troubles.
139. Every ounce of sand makes a mickle. An ounce of sand is equal to one pound.
140. everyone is for himself, and those who are late will suffer.
Self-protection is the first law of nature.
14 1. Everyone has shortcomings. No one is perfect without gold.
142. Everyone has his own hobbies. Radish and vegetables have their own tastes.
143. Everyone has his weak side. Everyone has weaknesses.
144. Everyone is the architect of his own destiny. Take control of your own destiny.
145. Every minute counts.
146. Every mother's child is very convenient. Children are your own hobby.
147. Every Potter praised himself for making a fortune. The old woman sells melons to brag.
148. Things are new, but friends are old. Things change, friends are old relatives.
149. Examples are better than perception. Doing it once is better than doing it once.
150. Experience is the father of wisdom, and memory is the mother of wisdom. Experience is the father of wisdom, and memory is wisdom.
Mom.
15 1. Experience is a must.
152. Facts speak louder than words. Facts speak plainer than words.
153. Failure is the mother of success. Failure is the mother of success.
154. False friends are worse than sworn enemies. An open gun is easier to hide than an open gun.
155. Out of sight, out of mind. Out of sight, out of mind.
156. Far water can't put out a near fire. Water afar quenches not fire.
157. Where there is little love, there are many shortcomings. Once the feelings are weak, nothing is pleasing to the eye.
158. Fear always comes from ignorance.
159. The field has eyes and the forest has ears. Wall has ears.
160. incompatible.
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16 1. Fire is a good servant, but it is also a bad master. Fire is a double-edged sword.
162. First come, first served. First come, first served.
163. The first impression is half the battle. I was most impressed when I first met you.
154. Think before you say it. Think before you speak.
165. Tools need not be watered for growth. Fools grow without watering.
166. A fool's haste is not speed. Make haste slowly.
167. Fools have wealth. Fools are lucky.
168. Fools learn nothing from smart people, but smart people learn a lot from fools.
Smart people are not shy about asking questions.
169. forbidden fruit is sweet. Forbidden fruit is particularly fragrant.
170. Fate favors those who use judgment. Opportunity favors people who are good at judging.
17 1. Luckily, I knocked at everyone's door at least once. The situation is reversed.
172. Four eyes see more than two. Brainstorm.
173. Friends should keep their distance. Friends also keep their distance.
174. Friends are thieves of time. Friends are thieves of time.
175. Friends must be separated. Even best friends sometimes break up.
176. Genius is nothing but labor and diligence. Genius is nothing but diligence.
177. Give the dog a bad name and hang it. Everyone talks about gold, but there are no bones left.
178. God helps those who help them.
179. Gold can't buy anything. Gold is not everything.
180. Good for good is natural, and good for bad is a man. Good for good is common sense, and good for bad is a gentleman.
18 1. Health is better than wealth. Good health is over wealth.
182. A good medicine tastes bitter and is good for the disease. Good medicine tastes bitter and benefits the wave?
183. A good watch prevents misfortune. Be careful to eliminate disasters.
184. Barking dogs don't bite. A good dog is out of the way.
185. Great hopes make great people. Great ambition makes great people.
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186. Great minds think alike. As heroes think, so thought Bruce.
Great men have great faults. Heroes make big mistakes.
188. The son of a great man seldom does well. Rich but not three generations.
189. Big trees are nothing but shade. You can enjoy the cool under the big tree.
A wise man has a poor memory. People forget things more easily.
19 1. Greedy people have long arms.
192. A sinful society makes people cowards. Guilty.
193. Habit cures habit. Heart disease needs a cardiologist.
194. Only those who do well are beautiful. Beautiful behavior is beautiful.
195. Happiness does not consider time. Happy time goes by.
196. People who are light without debt are happy. If you want to live happily, you can't be in debt.
197. Happy are those who learn from the misfortunes of others. Learn from others and you will go.
Luck.
198. Harm others and yourself. Harm set, harm get.
199. Hasty love soon gets cold. Love at first sight can't last.
200. Health is better than wealth. Health is better than wealth.
20 1. Health is happiness. Health is happiness.
202. Listen to the opinions of all parties. Listen carefully to both of them.
203. Heaven never helps those who are unwilling to act. It's no use calling heaven.
204. He who forges himself is a fool. Fools get carried away.
205. Those who speak well of us behind our backs are good friends.
206. A man who speaks few words is a wise man. Smart is not just talk.
People who have no shortcomings are lifeless. Only the dead can't make mistakes.
208. He is not fit to direct those who cannot direct him.
209. He is not laughing at the person who laughed at him first. A self-mocker doesn't make people laugh.
2 10. Honest people are smart. Honesty is the wisest.
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2 1 1. People who say the least know the most.
Great wisdom is stupid.
2 12. He who laughs last laughs best.
He laughs best who laughs last.
2 13. He set foxes to raise geese.
Lure the wolf into the room.
2 14. He who climbs high falls heavily.
He that climbs high falls heavily.
2 15. People who don't want to work are not allowed to eat.
People who don't want to work can't eat.
2 16. if you don't advance, you will retreat.
If you don't advance, you will retreat.
2 17. People who complain constantly seldom get sympathy.
People who complain constantly get little sympathy.
2 18. People who don't make mistakes accomplish nothing.
He who makes no mistakes can accomplish nothing.
2 19. People who don't take risks get nothing.
Harvest and risk coexist.
220. History repeats itself.
History will repeat itself.
22 1. Honesty is the best policy.
Be honest.
222. Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
223. Friends can't flatter.
I cannot be your friend and your flatterer too.
224. If a person cheats me once, it is shameful for him; if he cheats me twice, it is shameful for me.
If a person deceives me once, it is shameful for him; if he deceives me twice, it is shameful for me.
If you turn yourself into a donkey, don't complain about others riding you.
If you turn yourself into a donkey, don't complain about others riding you.
226. If your ears are hot, it means that someone is talking about you.
If your ears are hot, it means that someone is talking about you.
227. If you chase two rabbits, you can't catch either.
If you play it both ways, you are sure to fail.
If you sell a cow, you also sell her milk.
Kill the goose that lays the golden egg.
229. If you don't take risks, you will have nothing.
No attempt, no gain.
If you want knowledge, you must study hard.
If you want knowledge, you must study hard.
23 1. Diligence is the mother of success.
Diligence is the mother of success.
232. It is better to die than to be born with a great shame.
A glorious death is better than a shameful life.
233. It is easier to get money than to keep it.
It is easier to earn money than to save money.
234. It is easy to be wise after the event.
It's easy to be wise after the event.
235. It is easy to open a shop, but it is difficult to keep it open.
It's easy to open a shop, but it's difficult to keep it open.
236. It's hard to adjust one's opinions.
It is hard to please all.
237. It is never too old to learn.
It is never too old to learn.
Water under the bridge.
Water under the bridge.
239. The first step is troublesome.
The hardest part is actually in the beginning
240. The weather is unpredictable.
Accidents will happen.
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1. A bad beginning leads to a bad ending.
A bad beginning leads to a bad ending.
2. Bad things will never disappear.
Be remembered for thousands of years.
A poor craftsman always complains about his tools.
A poor craftsman always complains about his tools.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.