Introduction of folk proverbs in northern Shaanxi

Whoever gets in my way, Yang Yang, the wolf eats his intestines.

For walnuts, for dates, for their children.

Mother-in-law's son-in-law, intellectual fit; Kill a rooster, a hen and eat a son-in-law.

Red peas, cook, I'll find a son-in-law for me. Don't slide tiles on the house, just tie the horse at the head of the trough. Don't plow the fields to get dung, just write with your hands.

Buckwheat with three ridges and pointed wheat, ten miles of soil is unusual.

He has no hair on his mouth and is not firm in his speech.

If you don't listen to the old man, you will suffer for life.

People go to earth, monkeys go to trees.

If you want to know that the world is right, compare others with yourself.

There are three treasures in northern Shaanxi, rice, fried noodles and sheepskin coats.

Yan 'an has a strange climate, freezing in the morning, sunbathing in the morning and the yellow wind blowing too hard in the afternoon.

Mizhi's mother-in-law Suide's Han, Qingjian's. Charcoal from slate Wayaobao.

Luochuan shredded tofu and Ganquan dried tofu.

The rich celebrate the New Year, but the poor have a hard time.

Have money and no money for the New Year.

Blessed people live to the first day of the month, and unlucky people die to the end of the month.

Years are better than months, and life is sad.

If you can't eat or wear, you can't plan to be poor forever.

Few people eat well, but many people do well.