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2. 虚心万事能成，自满十事九空。

2. Humility leads to success in all things, whereas arrogance usually brings failure in nine out of ten cases.

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3. This site is for you. 4. For those of us in the post-1980s generation, the social persistence 30 years later is the most practical cost. Please be lenient to yourself in your early 20s; you can be another "you." Liu Kechuang: Postscript to Plum Blossoms – A Review of the Red Electric Film Liu Kechuang: Ying Suo, the Naive and Good-Natured Girl's Personality Signature Article Title: Famous Sayings About Good Habits

5. 能够说服你对这个国家表示宽容，就这样接受它。这是一个摆脱不了宗教、骚乱、特权、裙带关系、腐败的国家。但是这个国家生活美好，人情温暖和好客。它还是你的真正朋友的国家。 ----阿明马洛夫《迷失的人》

5. You can persuade yourself to show tolerance towards this country and accept it as it is. It is a country that cannot be rid of religion, unrest, privilege, nepotism, and corruption. However, it is a country where life is beautiful, people are warm and hospitable. It is also the country of your true friends. ---- Amin Maloof, "The Lost Ones"

6. 盆景秀木正因为被人溺爱，才破灭了成为栋梁之材的梦。

6. The beauty of the potted trees is precisely because of the excessive love and care they receive, that their dream of becoming pillars of the state has been shattered.

7. 好客主人多 ----民谚

7. The hospitable host has many guests ——folk saying

8. 日出唤醒大地，读书改变愚昧。

8. The sunrise awakens the earth, and reading changes ignorance.

9. 劳动是知识的源泉；知识是生活的指南。

9. Labor is the source of knowledge; knowledge is the guide to life.

10. 好习惯是人在神经系统中存放的资本，这个资本会不断地增长，一个人毕生就可以享用它的利息。而坏习惯是道德上无法偿清的债务，这种债务能以不断增长的利息折磨人，使他最好的创举失败，并把他引到道德破产的地步。乌申斯基

10. Good habits are the capital stored in the human nervous system, a capital that grows continuously, from which a person can enjoy the interest throughout their lifetime. Bad habits, on the other hand, are a debt that cannot be repaid morally; this debt can torment a person with ever-increasing interest, causing the best of their endeavors to fail and leading them to moral bankruptcy. – Ushinsky

11. 善学者，假人之长以补其短。

11. A good learner borrows others' strengths to compensate for their own weaknesses.

12. 很轴 很傻 很白痴你好 我们是泛泛之交，如果你觉得我很可爱很好客有好玩各种无厘头 你太不懂我了。如果你觉得我很冷漠 很傲娇 很坚强 很傲慢，恭喜你，你懂我了

12. Very stubborn, very foolish, very dumb. Hello, we are just acquaintances. If you think I'm cute, hospitable, and have all sorts of nonsensical fun, you really don't understand me at all. If you think I'm cold, tsundere, strong, and proud, congratulations, you've finally understood me.

13. 到处留心皆学问。

13. "One can learn from everything they observe."

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14. Confucius' Famous Sayings - Famous Sayings About Life - Famous Sayings and Proverbs Page:

15. 茶好客自来 ----民谚

15. Tea is hospitable, guests come on their own ----folk saying

16. 服务行业里，客户为大。碰到好客户，得好生伺候；碰到怪客户，也得嚎声斥吼。

16. In the service industry, the customer is king. When encountering good customers, one should treat them with great care; when dealing with strange customers, one must also shout and scold.

17. 沧源，神秘的阿佤山，不太为外界知晓。当我第一次踏上这片神奇的热土，我就深深地被她吸引，流连忘返。这是中国离缅甸最近的一座县城，街道纵横交织，旧宅与新楼交相呼应，你可能想像不到，中国的大地上竟有如此独特神奇的地方，这就是沧源，云南的美丽边城。这里的佤族同胞，热情好客；这里的佤族文化，绚烂多彩。生活一环扣着一环，在沧源，你会知道，自己，其实是可以忘却的。

17. Cangyuan, the mysterious Awa Mountains, is not well-known to the outside world. When I first stepped onto this magical land, I was deeply drawn to it, and couldn't help but linger. This is the county directly adjacent to Myanmar from China, where streets crisscross and old houses echo with new buildings. You might not imagine that there could be such a unique and magical place on Chinese soil, but this is Cangyuan, a beautiful border city in Yunnan. The Wa people here are warm and hospitable, and the Wa culture is colorful and vibrant. Life is intertwined with each other, and in Cangyuan, you will realize that your own self is, in fact, something that can be forgotten.

18. 三天不念口干，三天不做手生。

18. Not reciting for three days makes the mouth dry, not doing anything for three days makes the hands clumsy.

19. 我白川好客，来我城中者，心怀善意，必收获善意与财富，但心怀恶念，亦不能甩手离开！

19. I, Bai Chuan, am hospitable. Those who come to my city with good intentions will surely reap kindness and wealth, but those with malicious thoughts cannot simply leave without consequence!

20. 每个人都有一定的理想，这种理想决定着他的努力和判断的方向。就在这个意义上，我从来不把安逸和快乐看作生活目的的本身这种伦理基础，我叫它猪栏的理想爱因斯坦

20. Everyone has certain ideals, which determine the direction of their efforts and judgments. In this sense, I never consider comfort and happiness as the intrinsic ethical foundation of the purpose of life; I call it the pigsty ideal of Einstein.

21. 少年易学老难成，一寸光阴不可轻。

21. It is easy to learn in youth but hard to become skilled in old age; a single moment of time should not be wasted.

22. 笨鸟先飞早入林，笨人勤学早成材。——《省世格言》

22. The slow bird flies early to the forest, and the foolish person studies diligently to become accomplished early. — "Proverbs of Self-Improvement"

23. 十年树木，百年树人。

23. It takes ten years to grow a tree, a hundred years to cultivate a person.

24. 灵感不过是“顽强的劳动而获得的奖赏”。——列宾

24. Inspiration is merely the reward for "dogged labor." — Repin

25. 习惯若不是最好的仆人，便就是最差的主人。爱默生

25. Habit, if not the best of servants, is the worst of masters. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

26. 树苗如果因为怕痛而拒绝修剪，那就永远不会成材。

26. If seedlings refuse to be pruned out of fear of pain, they will never grow into mature trees.

27. 她描述，我们已经骑着马行走了一个多礼拜，为的是要向失明的孩童介绍新发明的点字法。克桑梅陀自己也是个盲人！她说，同时抓着我的手臂，把我推到打开的窗前，就像推展示品似的。

27. She described that we had been riding on horses for over a week, in order to introduce the newly invented Braille system to blind children. Ksameni Metod herself was also blind! She said, while holding my arm, she pushed me in front of the open window, as if pushing a display item.

28. 良好的习惯能改变我们的人生，一旦养成，便可终身受益。佚名

28. Good habits can change our lives, and once formed, they can bring lifelong benefits. Anon.

29. 人的大脑和肢体一样，多用则灵，不用则废。——茅以升

29. Just like limbs, the human brain is effective with frequent use but will atrophy if unused. - Mao Yisheng

30. 对于攀登者来说，失掉往昔的足迹并不可惜，迷失了继续前时的方向却很危险。——梭罗

30. For climbers, it is not regrettable to lose the traces of the past, but it is dangerous to lose the direction to continue forward. - Thoreau

31. 世上无难事，只怕有心人。

31. There are no difficulties in the world, only those who are not determined.

32. 好习惯是一个人在社交场中所能穿着的最佳服饰。苏格拉底

32. Good habits are the best dress a person can wear in social settings. - Socrates

33. 勿谓寸阴短，既过难再获。

33. Do not say that a moment is short, once it's gone, it's hard to regain.

34. 学之广在于不倦，不倦在于固志。——晋·葛洪

34. The breadth of learning lies in not growing weary, and not growing weary lies in steadfast determination. — Jin Dynasty, Ge Hong

35. 书山有路勤为径，学海无涯苦作舟。——《增广贤文》

35. There is a path to the mountain of books, diligence being the way; the sea of learning is boundless, with toil serving as the boat. —— "Zengguang Xianwen" (The Extended Collection of Virtuous Sentences)

36. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。

36. If you do not strive when you are young, you will only regret it when you are old.

37. 榕树因为扎根于深厚的土壤，生命的绿荫才会越长越茂盛，稗子享受着禾苗一样的待遇，结出的却不是谷穗。

37. The banyan tree thrives as it is rooted in deep, fertile soil, and its green canopy grows lush and abundant. The millet, which enjoys the same treatment as the seedlings, does not bear ears of grain.

38. 沙漠里的脚印很快就消逝了。一支支奋进歌却在跋涉者的心中长久激荡。

38. The footprints in the desert quickly fade away. However, the songs of progress resound deeply in the hearts of the travelers.

39. 播种行为，可以收获习惯；播种习惯，可以收获一性一格；播种一性一格，可以收获命运。萨克雷

39. Sow the act, and you reap the habit; sow the habit, and you reap the character; sow the character, and you reap the destiny. Thackeray

40. 昔时之士，时常踱方步将直路走弯，顺便多看几道松风袅袅、花雨纷纷的风景。赶脚之人，南人于亭中歇息，北人自槐下小憩，相识者问询故人，陌生人搭讪丰歉，或许一桩婚姻因而成就，一笔买卖就此成交。半晌的优哉游哉，省去了媒妁的繁琐，跳过了掮客的佣金，效率恰在行程之外。太史采风，山泽之间，着屐登山，乘桴浮海，行人问俗，闾阎之间，呼童煮茶，门临好客，此上古之风也。 ----介子平《悠悠慢》

40. In ancient times, scholars often walked the straight path in a zigzag manner, taking the time to enjoy the scenery of the gently swirling pine breeze and the scattered rain of flowers. Those who are in a hurry, the southerners rest in pavilions, and the northerners take a brief rest under the locust trees. Those who know each other inquire about old friends, and those who do not know each other chat about the harvest, and perhaps a marriage is thus arranged, or a deal is made. In the half-hour of leisurely enjoyment, the tediousness of matchmakers is avoided, and the commission of agents is skipped, and the efficiency is just beyond the journey. Historians collecting folk customs, walking up the mountains in wooden clogs, floating on rafts across the seas, asking passersby about local customs, in the midst of the alleys, calling a boy to brew tea, doors always open to welcome guests, this is the ancient style. ---- From "The Leisurely and Slow" by Jie Ziping

41. 学而时习之，不亦悦乎？

41. Is it not joyful to study and repeatedly practice what one has learned?

42. 天才就是百分之九十九的汗水加百分之一的灵感爱迪生

42. Genius is 99% perspiration and 1% inspiration - Thomas Edison

43. 海浪的品格，就是无数次被礁石击碎又无数闪地扑向礁石。

43. The character of the waves is that they are shattered against the reefs countless times and yet surge towards the reefs endlessly.

44. 磨刀师傅把这当作在创作艺术品呢。当他把磨好的剪子与菜刀交还给主人时，那脸上每一条皱纹里都蓄满了笑意。这一刻他或许正陶醉在喜悦里，他甚至淡忘了报酬，任凭细密的汗珠从他的额上沁出来，再沁出来。他端起主人好客送来的一杯茶，仰头一气喝完，随手用衣袖抹一下嘴，又佝偻身子忙活开了。刀子在磨剪工的手上打磨着，让它重焕生机，让它变得更锋利，当然打磨的也是磨刀工光明的生活。

44. The knife sharpener treats this as a form of artistic creation. When he returns the sharpened scissors and kitchen knives to their owner, every wrinkle on his face is filled with a smile. At this moment, he might be lost in joy, even forgetting about the payment. Sweat beads form on his forehead, glistening and rolling down. He picks up a cup of tea that the owner has kindly offered, tilts his head back and drinks it all at once, then wipes his mouth with his sleeve and bends over to get to work again. The knife is being honed in the hands of the knife sharpener, regaining its vitality and sharpness, and of course, it is also polishing the knife sharpener's bright life.

45. 人类的动作十分之八九是习惯，而这种习惯又大部分是在幼年养成的，所以在幼年时代，应当特别注意习惯的养成。但是习惯不是一律的，有好有坏；习惯养得好，终身受其福，习惯养得不好，则终身受其累。陈鹤琴

45. Most of human actions are habits, and most of these habits are formed in childhood. Therefore, in the early years, special attention should be paid to the cultivation of good habits. However, habits are not all the same; some are good, some are bad. Good habits bring lifelong benefits, while bad habits can burden a person for a lifetime. — Chen Heqin

46. 好学深思，心知其义。

46. Ponder deeply and diligently, and the meaning will become clear in your heart.

47. 温固而知新，可以为师已。

47. By warming up old knowledge and gaining new insights, one can become a teacher.

48. 三人行，必有我师也。择其善者而从之，其不善者而改之孔子

48. Among three people, there must be someone I can learn from. I will follow their good traits, and correct their bad ones. - Confucius

49. 在今天和明天之间，有一段很长的时间；趁你还有精神的时候，学习迅速办事歌德

49. There is a long time between today and tomorrow; learn the song of doing things quickly while you still have the strength. Goethe

50. 剑锋从磨砺出，梅花香自苦寒来。

50. A sword's edge is honed through constant sharpening, and plum blossoms release their fragrance from the hardships of the cold winter.

51. 边学边问，方有学问。

51. Only by asking while learning can one acquire knowledge.

52. 美丽的蓝图，落在懒汉手里，也不过是一页废纸。

52. A beautiful blueprint, in the hands of a lazy man, is no more than a sheet of waste paper.

53. 才华如快刀，勤奋是磨石。

53. Talent is like a swift knife, diligence is the grindstone.

54. 熟读唐诗三百首，不会作诗也会吟孙洙《唐诗三百首序》

54. Having read the Three Hundred Tang Poems thoroughly, one will be able to recite them even if they don't know how to compose poetry. — From Sun Zhu's Preface to the Three Hundred Tang Poems

55. 学到知羞处，才知艺不精。

55. It is only when one knows shame that one realizes one's art is not refined.

56. 如果良好的习惯是一种道德资本，那么，在同样的程度上，坏习惯就是道德上的无法偿清的债务了。乌申斯基

56. If good habits are a form of moral capital, then to the same extent, bad habits are an unredeemable debt in terms of morality. — Ushinsky

57. 学如逆水行舟，不进则退。

57. Learning is like rowing against the current; if you do not progress, you will regress.

58. 问遍千家成一家。

58. Ask around a thousand homes and they become one family.

59. 人的活动如果没有理想的鼓舞，就会变得空虚而渺小车尔尼雪夫斯基

59. Without the inspiration of ideals, human activity becomes empty and trivial, as Chekhov said.

60. 有知识心胸宽广，有远见路途亮堂。

60. Possessing knowledge broadens the mind, and having foresight lights the path.

61. 数不尽的沙粒，渡不尽的学海。

61. Countless grains of sand, an endless sea of learning.

62. 积学在身，事事好办。

62. Accumulating knowledge within oneself makes everything easily manageable.

63. 经营不需要很多学问，但需要机灵变通、殷勤好客、言谈中肯、和颜悦色、服务周到、吃苦耐劳。 ----牡丹

63. Running a business does not require much knowledge, but it does require agility, hospitality, sincere communication, a friendly demeanor, attentive service, and the ability to endure hard work. ---- Peony

64. 发明千千万，起点是一问。禽兽不如人，过在不会问。智者问得巧，愚者问得笨。人力胜天工，只在每事问。 —— 陶行知

64. Invention comes from a myriad of questions. Beasts are not as good as humans, and the fault lies in not knowing how to ask. The wise ask cleverly, while the foolish ask foolishly. Human effort surpasses divine craftsmanship, all it takes is asking about each matter. —— Tao Xingzhi

65. 一分耕耘，一分收获。

65. Every effort brings its own reward.

66. 东西越用越少，学问越学越多。

66. The more you use something, the less there is of it; the more you study, the more knowledge you acquire.

67. 勤学如春起之苗，不见其增，日有所长；辍学如磨刀之石，不见其损，日有所亏。

67. Diligent study is like a sprouting seedling in spring, not seeing its growth, but growing daily; dropping out of school is like wearing down a whetstone, not seeing its loss, but diminishing daily.

68. 积累知识，胜过积蓄金银。

68. Accumulating knowledge is better than accumulating gold and silver.

69. 要得会，天天累；要得精，用命拼。——魏书生

69. "To master a skill, one must be weary every day; to be proficient, one must strive with all one's might." — Wei Shusheng

70. 不能则学，不知则问。

70. If one cannot, one learns; if one does not know, one asks.