1. 清晨不起早，误一天的事；幼年不勤学，误一生的事。

1. Not getting up early in the morning can miss a whole day's affairs; not studying diligently in childhood can miss a whole lifetime's opportunities.

2. 学者如禾如稻，不学者如蒿如草。

2. Scholars are like rice and wheat, while those who do not learn are like reeds and grass.

3. Swords must rust before they are ground; people should lag behind when they are not learning.

3. Swords must rust before they are ground; people should lag behind when they are not learning. Translation to English: 3. Swords must corrode before they are sharpened; people should lag behind when they are not learning.

4. 一日不读口不生，一日不写手生。

4. If you don't read for a day, your mouth will become unskilled; if you don't write for a day, your hand will become unskilled.

5. Better think one day than write two.

5. It's better to think for one day than to write for two.

6. 善学者，假人之长以补其短。

6. The good learner takes the strengths of others to compensate for their own weaknesses.

7. 宝剑不磨要生锈；人不学习要落后。

7. If a sword is not sharpened, it will rust; if a person does not learn, they will fall behind.

8. Learning without thinking is useless， thinking without learning is perilous.

8. Learning without thinking is futile; thinking without learning is dangerous.

9. 读了一本好书，就像对生活打开了一扇窗户。

9. Reading a good book is like opening a window to life.

10. 书到用时方恨少，事非经过不知难。

10. It is only when we need books that we realize we don't have enough; it is only when we have experienced it that we know how difficult it is.

11. 宁思考一天，不硬写两日。

11. It's better to think for a day than to force a composition in two days.

12. Jade can't be carved into a vessel， but people don't know what it means.

12. Jade cannot be carved into a vessel, but people do not know what it means.

13. 读一书，增一智。

13. Read a book, gain a piece of wisdom.

14. 读书之乐何处寻，数点梅花天地心。

14. Where can the joy of reading be found? Counting a few plum blossoms, the heart is filled with the essence of the heavens and the earth.

15. No seed， no flower， no culture， no home.

15. No seed, no flower, no culture, no home.

16. Reading is not expensive.

16. Reading is not expensive.

17. Early in the morning， a day's delay; not diligent in childhood， a life-long mistake.

17. Early in the morning, a day's delay; not diligent in childhood, a lifelong mistake.

18. Birds want to fly high， but people want to go ahead and read first.

18. Birds wish to soar high, but people wish to go ahead and read first.

19. Where to find the pleasure of reading， count the heaven and earth of plum blossoms.

19. Where to find the joy of reading, count the heavens and earth of plum blossoms.

20. Knowledge lies in accumulation， and wisdom lies in learning.

20. Knowledge lies in accumulation, and wisdom lies in learning.

21. There must be a teacher for three.

21. There must be a teacher for every three students.

22. 温故而知新。

22. Know the past and understand the present.

23. 不怕学不会，只怕不肯钻。

23. Don't be afraid of not learning, just afraid of not being persistent.

24. Consider the past you shall know the future.

24. Consider the past, and you shall know the future.

25. 愈学习，愈发现自己无知。

25. The more one learns, the more one discovers how little one knows.

26. 学如逆水行舟，不进则退。

26. Studying is like rowing against the current; if you do not advance, you will fall back.

27. 边学边问，才有学问。

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

28. 光说不练，枉学百年。

28. All talk and no action is a waste of a hundred years of learning.

29. 一次深思熟虑，胜过百次草率行动。

29. One well-considered act is better than a hundred rash actions.

30. 百尺竿头，更进一步。

30. To go even further from the top of a hundred-foot pole.

31. Poverty is more important than reading， wealth does not forget the crops.

31. Poverty is more important than literacy; wealth does not forget the crops.

32. 书籍是全世界的营养品。

32. Books are the nourishment of the world.

33. 光阴勿虚度，青春不回头。

33. Do not waste time, as youth cannot return.

34. Books are the nutrients of the world.

34. Books are the nutrients of the world.

35. One hundred feet pole head， go further.

35. One hundred feet pole head, go further.

36. 赌钱众人骂，读书众人夸。

36. Gambling is cursed by many, while studying is praised by many.

37. 没有种子不开花，没有文化难当家。

37. Without seeds, no flowers can bloom; without culture, it's hard to manage a household.

38. 由经验而得的智慧，胜于学习而得。

38. Wisdom gained through experience is superior to that acquired through learning.

39. 水滴集多成大海，读书集多成学问。

39. Drops of water gather to form the ocean, and books of knowledge accumulate to become learning.

40. Read a book and add wisdom.

40. Read a book and add wisdom.

41. Self-praise is self-contempt. Complacency is the end of wisdom.

41. Self-praise is self-contempt. Complacency is the end of wisdom.

42. 学不可以已。

42. Learning cannot be stopped.

43. Not afraid to learn， just afraid not to drill.

43. Not afraid to learn, just afraid not to practice.

44. 虚心万事能成，自满十事九空。

44. A humble heart can achieve all things, while arrogance will leave nine out of ten endeavors in vain.

45. It's never too old to learn. Seventy-eighty learners are also skillful.

45. It's never too old to learn. Learners in their seventies and eighties are also skilled.

46. A good memory is better than a bad pen.

46. A good memory is better than a bad pen.

47. Learn from diligence， and learn from experience.

47. Learn from diligence, and learn from experience.

48. 学习如赶路，不能慢一步。

48. Learning is like traveling on a journey; one cannot lag behind even by a step.

49. 知识在于积累，聪明在于学习。

49. Knowledge lies in accumulation, and wisdom lies in learning.

50. The more you study， the more you find yourself ignorant.

50. The more you study, the more you find yourself to be ignorant.

51. Scholars are like rice， but not scholars like hay.

51. Scholars are like rice; not like hay are scholars.

52. Make candles for illumination， read for reason.

52. Make candles for illumination, read for reason.

53. Dripping through stone is not a day's work; freezing three feet is not a day's cold.

53. Dripping through stone is not a day's work; freezing three feet is not a day's cold. (Note: This sentence appears to be a proverb or a saying, and the translation maintains the idiomatic expression.)

54. 勿谓寸阴短，既过难再获。

54. Do not say that a moment's shadow is short, once it has passed, it is hard to regain.

55. 刀不磨要生锈，水不流会发臭，人不学会落后。

55. If a knife is not sharpened, it will rust; if water does not flow, it will stink; if a person does not learn, they will fall behind.