1. All things come true with perseverance， but all things come to an end without perseverance.

1. All things come to pass with perseverance, but all things come to an end without perseverance.

2. Do not be afraid of the strong， do not deceive the weak.

2. Fear not the strong, and do not deceive the weak.

3. 我们都不在乎成功，成功又怎能在乎我们。

3. We all don't care about success, how can success care about us?

4. 时间是一笔贷款，即使在守信用的借贷者也还不起。

4. Time is a loan that even the most trustworthy borrower cannot repay.

5. Coke with ambition and self-improvement in time.

5. Coke with ambition and self-improvement over time.

6. 本本分分做人。踏踏实实做事，这是先人教我们怎样做人最简单道理。

6. Be straightforward in your conduct and diligent in your work. This is the simplest teaching from our ancestors on how to be a person.

7. 学成巧，总是巧；装成巧，惹人笑。

7. Being skilled is always skillful; pretending to be skillful only brings laughter.

8. 鼓不敲不响，理不辩不明。

8. A drum doesn't sound unless struck, and a point isn't clear unless argued.

9. Humility gains when full of losses are incurred.

9. Humility is gained when full losses are incurred.

10. Ling Yunzhi， dare to pick the stars.

10. Ling Yunzhi, dare to pluck the stars.

11. 凡真心尝试助人者，没有不帮到自己的。

11. Whosoever sincerely tries to help others will not fail to help themselves.

12. 生而贫穷不遗憾，死而贫穷才遗憾。

12. There is no regret in being poor from birth, but there is regret in being poor upon death.

13. 人凭志气，虎凭威势。

13. A person relies on their spirit, a tiger relies on its might.

14. Learning is not necessarily successful， and learning is not necessarily successful.

14. Learning is not necessarily successful, and learning is not necessarily successful.

15. People are afraid of ignorance and dogs are afraid of tailing.

15. People are afraid of ignorance and dogs are afraid of their tails.

16. 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。

16. Interpretation: Knowledge gained from books is, after all, not perfect. If one wants to deeply understand the principles within, it is necessary to practice it personally.

17. 不是境况造就人，而是人造就境况。

17. It is not the circumstances that shape a person, but rather the person who shapes the circumstances.

18. 有理的想着说，没理的抢着说。

18. Reasonable thoughts are thoughtfully expressed, while unreasonable ones are eagerly argued.

19. 只给君子看门，不给小人当家。

19. Only let gentlemen watch the gate, not let cunning people manage the household.

20. Zhibi Jingjin， heart as hard as stone.

20. Zhibi Jingjin, heart as hard as stone.

21. 水落现石头，日久见人心。

21. When the water recedes, the stones are revealed; with time, one's true character is known.

22. When we think about it， we will persevere.

22. When we think about it, we will persevere.

23. 好人争理，坏人争嘴。

23. Good people argue for justice, while bad people argue for their own advantage.

24. 成功的奥秘在于目标的坚定。

24. The secret to success lies in the firmness of purpose.

25. 受屈不改心，然后知君子。

25. Only after enduring wrongs without changing one's heart can one truly understand what a gentleman is.

26. 有钱难买少年时，失落光阴无处寻。

26. Money can't buy youthful days, and lost time cannot be found.

27. 吃人的嘴软，论人的理短。

27. The mouth that eats people is soft, and the tongue that speaks about people is short.

28. Sword blade from sharpening， plum blossom fragrance from bitter cold！

28. The blade of the sword from sharpening, the fragrance of plum blossoms from the bitter cold!

29. To succeed， you need to be with the winners.

29. To succeed, you need to be with the winners.

30. The drums are silent and unreasonable.

30. The drums are silent and unreasonable.

31. There are no two days， no two reasons.

31. There are no two days, no two reasons.

32. Believe in yourself first， and then others will believe in you.

32. Believe in yourself first, and then others will believe in you.

33. 先相信你自己，然后别人才会相信你。

33. First believe in yourself, then others will believe in you.

34. 天不生无碌之人，地不长无根之草。

34. The heavens do not create idle people, nor does the earth grow rootless grass.

35. 成功可招引朋友，挫败可考验朋友。

35. Success can attract friends, while failure can test friends.

36. Better be poor and ambitious than rich and worrying.

36. It's better to be poor and ambitious than rich and worried.

37. 知识象烛光，能照亮一个人，也能照亮无数人。

37. Knowledge is like a beacon, capable of illuminating one person, and also countless others.

38. 大老爷丢签，老百姓啃砖。

38. The great official loses the lottery ticket, and the common folk gnaw on bricks.

39. Thousands of miles on foot is better than ten years'study.

39. Walking thousands of miles is better than ten years of study.

40. Villagers bear grudges， gentlemen have long aspirations.

40. Villagers harbor grudges, gentlemen have long-term aspirations.

41. 释义：根扎的深的树不怕强烈的风会使其摇动（危及根），笔直的树不忧愁月亮会使其的影子是写的。意指：根深且（主干）笔直的树不担心强风和使其影子斜的月亮。

41. Interpretation: Trees with deep roots fear not the strong wind that may shake them (endangering their roots), nor do straight trees worry about the moon causing their shadows to be crooked. This implies: Trees with deep roots and straight trunks are not concerned about strong winds or the moon causing their shadows to be斜 (diagonal).

42. The moon shines with the sun， and man with his ambition.

42. The moon shines with the sun, and man with his ambition.

43. 刀不快，石上磨。人不会，世上学。

43. A blade is not sharp, it is honed on a stone. A person is not wise, they learn from the world.

44. 知足称君子，贪婪是小人。

44. Contentment is the hallmark of a gentleman, while greed is the trait of a small person.

45. 路的尽头，仍然是路，只要你愿意走。

45. At the end of the road, there is still a road, as long as you are willing to walk.