1. Tall buildings rise from the ground. -Modern David Jiang's

Translation: It means that no matter how tall a building is, it must be built from the ground, and the foundation must be firmly laid. It is also a metaphor for things from scratch.

2. Every day, thousands of families always change new peaches into old ones. -from Wang Anshi's Yuan Ri in Song Dynasty

Translation: The rising sun shines on thousands of families, and all of them take down the old peach symbols and replace them with new ones.

3. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. -from chapter 64 of Laozi

Translation: Walking a thousand miles begins with taking the first step. Metaphorically, things are started from scratch and carried out step by step. No matter how difficult it is, as long as you persist in your actions, you will achieve something.

4. Everything is difficult at the beginning, as long as you are willing to climb. -Bai Yu's Three Hundred Poems in the Ming Dynasty

Translation: It means that everything is difficult at the beginning. Example: Everything is difficult at the beginning, as long as you are willing to climb.

5. There is no way to recover from heavy mountains and heavy waters, and there is another village. -A Tour of Shanxi Village by Lu You in the Song Dynasty

Translation: The mountains overlap and the water twists and turns, and I am worried that there is no way out. Suddenly, a mountain village appears among the willows and flowers.