1. 29凡是到达了的地方，都属于昨天，太深的流连就成了一种羁绊。绊住的不仅有双脚，还有未来。

1. "For every place reached, it belongs to the past, and excessive lingering becomes a bondage. The bondage not only confines the feet but also the future."

2. 人生就像一道多项选择题，困扰你的，往往是众多的选项，而不是题目本身。

2. Life is like a multiple-choice question, what troubles you is often the numerous options, rather than the question itself.

3. 我们越是忙越能强烈地感到我们是活着，越能意识到我们生命的存在。康德

3. The busier we are, the more strongly we feel that we are alive, and the more aware we become of the existence of our lives. - Kant

4. 4即使渴望落空，感觉到渴望的痛苦依然是甜蜜的。——泰戈尔《情人的礼物》

4. Even if the longing is unfulfilled, the pain felt from the longing is still sweet. — Rabindranath Tagore, "The Gift of the Lover"

5. 每时每刻都有无穷的利息；日计不足，岁计有余。富兰克林

5. There is infinite interest at every moment; the daily sum may be insufficient, but the annual total is ample. - Franklin

6. 我人生最大的梦想，就是和你站在同一个高点，一起俯瞰这个世界的繁华。

6. My biggest dream in life is to stand at the same high point with you, together overlooking the prosperity of this world.

7. 9每个生命的方式是自然界一种力的方式。有些人的生命像沉静的湖，有些像白云飘荡的一望无际的天空，有些像丰腴富饶的平原，有些像断断续续的山峰。我觉得约翰·克利斯朵夫的生命像一条河。——罗曼·罗兰《约翰·克利斯朵夫》

7.9 Each way of life is a way of nature's power. Some lives are like the tranquil lake, some like the boundless sky with drifting white clouds, some like the fertile and abundant plains, and some like the intermittent peaks. I think that the life of John Christoff is like a river. — Romain Rolland, "John Christoff"

8. 在超越自我的同时，也就是在不断地完善自我，从而让自己的人生更精彩。

8. In the process of transcending myself, which is also the continuous improvement of myself, I make my life more colorful.

9. 我看见过挨饿的孩子。我看见过母亲和妻子们的悲痛。我痛恨战争。罗斯福

9. I have seen children starving. I have seen the grief of mothers and wives. I hate war. Roosevelt

10. 20也许有些人很可恶，有些人很卑鄙。而当我设身为他想象的时候，我才知道：他比我还可怜。所以请原谅所有你见过的人，好人或者坏人。

10. 20 Perhaps some people are extremely hateful, and some are despicable. But when I put myself in their shoes and imagine, I realize: they are even more pitiful than I am. So please forgive everyone you have ever met, both good and bad people.

11. 我猜，人生到头来就是不断地放下，但遗憾的是，我们却来不及好好道别。

11. I guess, in the end, life is about constantly letting go, but unfortunately, we never get to say goodbye properly.

12. 没有人生活在过去，也没有人生活在未来，现在是生命确实占有的唯一形态。

12. No one lives in the past, nor does anyone live in the future; the present is the only form of life that is truly possessed.

13. 56认真活好每一天，因为在生命中我们没有第二个今天。

13. Live each day seriously, because in life we do not have a second today.

14. 人生天地之间，若白驹之过隙，忽然而已。——庄周

14. Man is in the world between heaven and earth, like a white horse passing through a crevice, suddenly and then it's over. — Zhuang Zhou

15. 18持续不断地劳动是人生的铁律，也是艺术的铁律。 —— 巴尔扎克

15. Constant labor is the iron law of life, and also the iron law of art. —— Balzac

16. 人生应该如蜡烛一样，从顶燃到底，一直都是光明的。——萧楚女

16. Life should be like a candle, burning from top to bottom, always bright. — Xiao Chuxiu

17. 无论做什么事情，只要肯努力奋斗，是没有不成功的。牛顿

17. No matter what one does, as long as one is willing to strive hard, there is no way it will not succeed. - Newton

18. 生命，如果跟时代的崇高的责任联系在一起，你就会感到它永垂不朽。车尔尼雪夫斯基

18. Life, when linked with the noble responsibilities of the times, will feel eternal and immortal. — Chernyshevsky

19. 真正的财富是一种思维方式，而不是一个月收入数字。

19. True wealth is a mindset, not a monthly income figure.

20. 凡是经过考验的朋友，就应该把他们紧紧地团结在你的周围。莎士比亚

20. All friends who have passed the test should be tightly united around you. - Shakespeare

21. 一精一神的浩瀚、想象的活跃、心灵的勤奋：就是天才。 狄德罗

21. The vastness of one's single-mindedness, the lively imagination, and the diligent spirit of the mind: that is genius. — Diderot

22. 对具有高度自觉与深邃透彻的心灵的人来说，痛苦与烦恼是他必备的气质。陀思妥耶夫斯基

22. For those with a highly conscious and profound soul, suffering and trouble are an indispensable part of their temperament.陀思妥耶夫斯基

23. 没有比人生更艰难的艺术了，因为其他的艺术或学问，到处都有教师。——塞涅卡

23. There is no art more difficult than life, for in all other arts and sciences, teachers are everywhere to be found. — Seneca

24. 事业和工作的乐趣，不在于取得的成功和业绩，更多的乐趣在于跌跌闯闯的过程中。

24. The joy of career and work does not lie in the success and achievements obtained, but more in the process of struggling and persevering.

25. 人人好公，则天下太平；人人营私，则天下大乱。刘鹗

25. If everyone loves justice, the world will be at peace; if everyone seeks personal gain, the world will be in chaos. — Liu E.

26. 人生中的困难和挫折，正是我人生的起点，或许也正是我最大的幸运。

26. The difficulties and setbacks in life are the starting point of my journey, and perhaps they are also my greatest fortune.

27. 将自己陷于罪恶中的人是常人；为自己的罪过烦忧的人是圣贤；夸耀自己的罪过的人是魔鬼。——富勒

27. The man who wallows in sin is ordinary; the man who frets over his sins is a sage; the man who boasts of his sins is a devil. — Fulmer

28. 愚昧者怨天尤人，无能者长吁短叹，儒弱者颓然放弃。

28. The foolish complain about heaven and others, the incompetent sigh with long breaths and short gasps, and the weak collapse in defeat.

29. 生活若剥去了理想、梦想、幻想，那生命便只是一堆空架子。

29. If life is stripped of ideals, dreams, and illusions, then it is just a hollow shell.

30. 获得幸福的不二法门是珍惜你现在所拥有的，遗忘你所没有的！

30. The only way to achieve happiness is to cherish what you have now and forget what you do not have!

31. 烦恼和快乐是人生的两颗种一子，在心田播下那颗种一子，那颗就会发芽长大。

31. Troubles and joys are the two seeds of life. Sow that seed in the heart, and it will sprout and grow.

32. 一个伴侣，固然是一种幸福，可是人生还有其他值得我去付出和追求的东西。

32. Although a companion is indeed a source of happiness, there are still other things in life that are worth my effort and pursuit.

33. 成功者不是比你聪明，只是在最短的时间采取最大的行动。

33. Successful people are not smarter than you; they just take the most significant actions in the shortest amount of time.

34. 12只要你有一件合理的事去做，你的生活就会显得特别美好。 —— 爱因斯坦

34. 12 As long as you have one reasonable thing to do, your life will appear especially beautiful. — Einstein

35. 一句无心的话也许会点燃纠纷，一句残酷的话也许会毁掉生命，一句及时的话也许会消释紧张，一句知心的话也许会愈合伤口、挽救他人。

35. A thoughtless word may ignite a dispute, a cruel word may destroy a life, a timely word may ease tension, and a heartfelt word may heal wounds and save others.

36. 人生只不过有三万多个日夜，不要到最后一天才后悔自己曾浪费那么多时光。

36. Life is only made up of more than 30,000 days and nights, don't regret wasting so much time until the last day.

37. 正确的道路是这样：吸取你的前辈所做的一切，然后再往前走。列夫托尔斯泰

37. The correct path is thus: absorb everything your predecessors have done, and then move forward. — Leo Tolstoy

38. 只要你活着就会碰到最糟糕的日子，但是也会有最好的时侯，那就是人生。

38. As long as you are alive, you will encounter the worst days, but there will also be the best times – that is life.

39. 君不见少年头上如云发，少壮如云老如雪。顾况

39. Have you not seen the youth's hair as clouds on their head, vigorous as clouds, aging as snow? Gu Kuang

40. 假如一个人没有苦难的感慨感染，就不轻易对他人给予同情。你要学救苦救难的一精一神，就得先受苦受难。

40. If a person does not have a sense of empathy towards suffering, they are not likely to easily show sympathy for others. To learn the spirit of helping the suffering and the distressed, one must first endure suffering and hardship themselves.

41. 许多伟大的真理开始的时候都被认为是亵渎行为。——萧伯纳路漫漫其修远兮，吾将上下而求索。——屈原《离》

41. Many great truths were once considered acts of profanity at their inception. — George Bernard Shaw "The road is long and arduous, yet I will seek both above and below." — Qu Yuan, "Liu"

42. 1生活有度，人生添寿。 —— 书摘

42. Live within one's means, and life will add years. —— Book excerpt

43. 54那些穿越过生命的感动，是不用文字记录都可以铭记一生的。

43. 54 The touching moments that cross life can be remembered throughout one's life without the need for written records.

44. 一个人如果把从别人那里学来的东西算作自己的发现，这也很接近于虚骄。黑格尔

44. If a person considers what they have learned from others as their own discovery, this is also very close to arrogance. - Hegel

45. 5看海与出海是两种生活，两种境界。一种是把眼睛给了海，一种是把生命给了海。

45. Gazing at the sea and sailing out to sea represent two different ways of life, two different levels of accomplishment. One is to give one's eyes to the sea, and the other is to give one's life to the sea.

46. 先相信你自己，然后别人才会相信你。—屠格涅夫

46. First believe in yourself, and then others will believe in you. — Ivan Turgenev

47. 10如果幸福在于肉体的快感，那么就应当说，牛找到草料吃的时候是幸福的。 —— 赫拉克利特

47. If happiness lies in physical pleasure, then it should be said that a cow is happy when it finds grass to eat. — Heraclitus

48. 人生就像孩子手中的铅笔，看起来好像够长，可是用起来不知不觉就嫌短了。

48. Life is like a pencil in a child's hand, which seems long enough at first glance, but it feels too short when used without realizing it.