1. 熟读唐诗三百首，不会作诗也会吟——孙洙《唐诗三百首序》

1. Reading the Three Hundred Tang Poems thoroughly, one will be able to recite poetry even if they do not know how to compose it – from Sun Zhu's Preface to the Three Hundred Tang Poems.

2. 常识是我所知道的最高的通情达理。

2. Common sense is the highest sense of reasonableness that I know.

3. 大丈夫行事，论是非，不论利害；论顺逆，不论成败；论万世，不论一生。

3. A true man acts based on right and wrong, not on benefits and losses; he considers ease and difficulty, not success and failure; he looks at the long term, not just a lifetime.

4. 读一本好书，就是和许多高尚的人谈话——歌德

4. Reading a good book is like conversing with many noble minds — Goethe

5. 读书是易事，思索是难事，但两者缺一，便全无用处——富兰克林

5. Reading is easy, thinking is hard, but without both, they are of no use at all – Franklin

6. 10读书切戒在慌忙，涵泳工夫兴味长。未晓不妨权放过，切身须要急思量。（宋 陆九渊《读书》）

6. In reading, one must avoid haste; the process of absorption and contemplation is long-lasting and enjoyable. If there are things you do not understand, it is permissible to temporarily set them aside. But for things that are directly related to yourself, you must ponder them urgently. (From Song Dynasty, Lu Jiuyuan's "On Reading")

7. 读书就应像饥饿的人扑在面包上一样。

7. Reading should be as if a hungry person is pouncing on bread.

8. 每一本书是一级小阶梯，我每爬上一级，就更脱离畜生而上升到人类，更接近美好生活的观念，更热爱书籍。

8. Every book is a small step on the first level. With every step I take, I become more detached from the animal state and ascend to the level of humanity, draw closer to the concept of a better life, and develop a greater love for books.

9. 数学的题目一定要做，但学数学并非单单解题，题目太多，没有思考，便没有意义：题目要想，想完之后要想怎么改。

9. One must definitely do math problems, but learning mathematics is not merely about solving problems. With too many problems and without sufficient thought, there is no meaning: one must ponder over the problems, and after pondering, one should think about how to modify them.

10. 与其用华丽的外衣装饰自己，不如用知识武装自己。

10. It is better to arm oneself with knowledge than to adorn oneself with splendorous attire.

11. 太阳虽有黑点，却在奋力燃烧中树立了光辉的形象。

11. Although the sun has sunspots, it has established a brilliant image through its fierce combustion.

12. 读书是一种探险，如探新大陆，如征新土壤。

12. Reading is an adventure, akin to exploring new continents or conquering new territories.

13. 喜欢读书，就等于把生活中寂寞的辰光换成巨大享受的时刻。

13. To love reading is to turn the lonely moments of life into moments of great enjoyment.

14. 无所不能的人实在一无所能，无所不专的专家实在是一无所专。

14. The all-powerful person is actually capable of nothing, and the expert who specializes in everything is not really specializing in anything.

15. 书画琴棋诗酒花，当年件件不离他，——清·查为仁《莲坡诗话》 既耕亦已种，时还读我书——晋·陶渊明《读山海经》 弱龄计事外，委怀在琴书——晋·陶渊明《始作镇军参军经曲阿》 飞花三亩宅，落叶半床书——明·夏完淳《避地》 弱冠弄柔翰，卓荦观群书——晋·左思《咏史》 富贵必从勤苦得，男儿须读五车书——唐·杜甫《题泊学士茅屋》 月过碧窗今夜酒，雨昏红壁去年书唐·许浑《再游姑苏玉芝观》 莫问野人生计事，窗前流水枕前书——唐·李九龄《山中寄友人》 数间茅屋闲临水，一盏秋灯夜读书——唐·刘禹锡《送曹璩归越中旧隐诗》 乱泉声里谁通屐，黄叶林间自著书——清·王苹《南园》 另外还有肌肤对联一并附上： 书有未曾经我读，事无不可对人言 书到用时方恨少，事非经过不知难 书山有路勤为径，学海无涯苦作舟 无事且从闲处乐，有书时向静中观 心有三爱：奇书，骏马佳山水园栽四物：青松，翠竹，白梅兰 风云三尺剑，花鸟一床书 读古人书，友天下士 未忘尘尾清谈兴，常读蝇头细字书 好书不厌百回读，佳客来时一座倾 临老常有身健日，读书偏爱夜长时 黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。

15. Calligraphy, painting, musical instruments, poetry, wine, and flowers, all were with him in those days, each and every one — Qing Dynasty, Zha Wei Ren, "Poetic Conversations of Lianpo" After farming and sowing, I often read your books — Jin Dynasty, Tao Yuanming, "Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas" Beyond the concerns of youth, my heart lies in music and books — Jin Dynasty, Tao Yuanming, "Becoming a Military Officer in Qian'e" Flowers float over three acres of land, leaves scatter over half a bed of books — Ming Dynasty, Xia Wanchun, "Seeking Shelter" In my youth, I handled delicate writing, observing a multitude of books — Jin Dynasty, Zuo Si, "Invoking History" Wealth and honor must come from hard work, a man must read five carts of books — Tang Dynasty, Du Fu, "Writing on Bo Scholar's Thatched Cottage" The moon passes the green window, tonight's wine; the rain blurs the red wall, last year's letter — Tang Dynasty, Xu Hun, "A Second Visit to the Jia Su Yu Zhi Guan" Do not inquire about the ways of a rustic man, before my window, the flowing water, beside my pillow, books — Tang Dynasty, Li Jiuying, "Sending a Friend to the Mountains" A few thatched cottages by the water, a盏 of autumn light, reading at night — Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi, "Poem Sending Cao Qu Back to His Old Hideaway in Yuezhong" In the sound of turbulent springs, who understands the footsteps? In the yellow leaf forest, I write my own books — Qing Dynasty, Wang Ping, "Nanyuan" In addition, here is a set of couplets for your reference: Books have not been read by me, but there is nothing that cannot be said to others When books are needed, one regrets they are few; when things have not been experienced, one does not know their difficulty The path to the mountain of books is paved with diligence; the sea of learning has no end, and hardship is the boat When there is nothing to do, seek joy in leisure; when there are books, observe in tranquility The heart has three loves: rare books, swift horses, beautiful landscapes; the garden has four plants: young pine, green bamboo, white plum blossoms, orchid Three feet of sword in the clouds and winds, a bed of books with birds and flowers Reading ancient books, befriending scholars around the world Not forgetting the joy of refined conversation, often reading fine, small-charactered books Good books are never tired of being read a hundred times; when fine guests come, the whole room tilts As one grows old, there are often days of good health; reading prefers the long hours of the night In my youth, I did not know the value of early learning; in my old age, I regret not reading books sooner.

16. 道德教育的核心问题，是使每个人确立崇高的生活目的。人每日好似向着未来阔步前进，时时刻刻想着未来，关注着未来。由理解社会理想到形成个人崇高的生活目的，这是教育，首先是情感教育的一条漫长的道路。

16. The core issue of moral education is to help each person establish a noble life goal. People seem to be taking strides towards the future every day, constantly thinking about the future and focusing on it. From understanding social ideals to forming a noble life goal for oneself, this is a long journey of education, and primarily an emotional education.

17. 有教养的头脑的第一个标志就是善于提问。——普列汉诺夫

17. The first sign of an educated mind is the ability to ask good questions. — Plekhanov

18. 学习是劳动，是充满思想的劳动。

18. Learning is labor, labor filled with thoughts.

19. 为他人的幸福而工作，才能达到自身的完善。

19. To work for the happiness of others is the way to achieve one's own perfection.

20. 6黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。（唐 颜真卿《劝学》）

20. At a young age with dark hair, one does not realize the importance of studying diligently; only when one is old and white-haired does one regret reading too late. (Tang Dynasty, Yan Zhenqing's "Encouragement to Study")

21. 8读书患不多，思义患不明。患足己不学，既学患不行。（唐 韩愈《劝学诗》）

21. The worry is not that one reads too little, but that one's understanding is not clear. The worry is not that one is content with oneself and does not learn, but that one has learned and does not act. (Tang Dynasty, Han Yu's "Encouragement to Study Poem")

22. 阅读的最大理由是想摆脱平庸，早一天就多一份人生的精彩；迟一天就多一天平庸的困扰——余秋雨

22. The greatest reason to read is to break free from mediocrity, and the sooner you do, the more colorful your life will be; the later you do, the more troubled you will be by mediocrity — Yu Shuyu

23. 我从来不记在辞典上已经印有的东西。我的记忆力是运用来记忆书本上还没有的东西。

23. I never memorize things that are already printed in dictionaries. My memory is used to remember things that have not yet been written in books.

24. 知识，只有当它靠积极的思维得来而不是凭证记得来的时候，才是真正的知识。

24. Knowledge is truly knowledge only when it is acquired through active thinking rather than memorized through credentials.

25. 时间就像海绵里的水，只要愿挤，总还是有的。

25. Time is like water in a sponge, as long as you are willing to squeeze it, there is always some.

26. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲——《汉乐府。长歌行》

26. If the young do not strive, they will only sorrow in their old age——《Han Music Collection. Changge Xing》

27. 行万里路，究不若读万卷书之重要。

27. Traveling ten thousand miles is not as important as reading ten thousand books.

28. 这是古人治学的至理名言。这对古人那种“头悬梁、锥刺股”的苦学精神虽然不无赞赏和敬仰之意，但更多地是对热衷于博览群书并学有所用的学习态度的肯定和赞誉。

28. This is a maxim of ancient scholars' pursuit of knowledge. While it does contain admiration and respect for the ancient scholars' spirit of hard study, represented by phrases like "suspended head over the beam" and "pricking the thigh with a needle," it more profoundly affirms and praises the attitude of being enthusiastic about reading extensively and applying what one has learned.

29. 忍一时义气，长一生志气，用暂时的坚苦时日来忘却对未来的空虚幻想。

29. Bear the injustice for a moment, cultivate your resolve for a lifetime, and use the temporary hardships to forget the hollow illusions of the future.

30. ____陆游《冬夜读书示子聿》 释义：从书本上得来的知识，毕竟是不够完善的。如果想要深入理解其中的道理，必须要亲自实践才行。

30. Lu You's "Reading Books on a Winter Night to Zi Yu" Annotation: Knowledge gained from books is ultimately imperfect. If one wants to deeply understand the principles within, personal practice is essential.

31. 立志 少小多才学，平生志气高别人怀宝剑，我有笔如刀（《神童诗》） 朝为田舍郎，暮登天子堂将相本无种，男儿当自强（《神童诗》） 读律看书四十年，乌纱头上有青天男儿欲画凌烟阁，第一功名不爱钱（明 杨继盛《言志诗》）

31. Aspirations: Since young, I've acquired talents; My ambition is higher than others. While others carry swords, I wield a pen like a sword (from "Poems of the Child Prodigy"). In the morning, I was a rustic, by evening, I stood in the hall of the Son of Heaven. Generals and ministers are not born with the title; a man should strive for self-improvement (from "Poems of the Child Prodigy"). For forty years, I've studied laws and books; above my bamboo hat, there's the blue sky. A man wants to paint the Hall of Heroes; my first desire is not for wealth (from "Poems of Aspiring") by Ming Dynasty's Yang Ji-sheng.

32. 读书之于精神，恰如运动之于身体。

32. Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.

33. 三更灯火五更鸡，正是男儿读书时。——颜真卿《劝学诗》

33. At the third watch, the lanterns are lit, and at the fifth watch, the chickens crow; this is the time for young men to study. — From Yan Zhenqing's poem "Encouraging Study"

34. 因为还有很长很长的路要走，所以要心无旁骛地望向前方。

34. Since there is still a long way to go, one should focus intently on the future ahead.

35. 只有伟大的人格，才有伟大的风格。

35. Only with great character can there be a great style.

36. 我总是尽我的精力和才能来摆脱那种繁重而单调的计算。

36. I always exert my best efforts and abilities to escape from that heavy and monotonous calculation.