1. 养成他们有耐劳作的体力，纯洁高尚的道德，广博自由能容纳新潮流的精神，也就是能在世界新潮流中游泳，不被淹没的力量。鲁迅

1. Cultivate in them a robust physique that can endure hardships, noble and pure morality, a broad and free spirit that can accommodate new trends, which is the power to swim in the new currents of the world without being submerged. — Lu Xun

2. 中国的有一些士大夫，总爱无中生有，移花接木地造出故事来，他们不但歌颂生平，还粉饰黑暗。

2. Some scholars in China are fond of making things up out of nothing, or transplanting flowers to create stories. They not only praise their own lives but also beautify the dark aspects.

3. 当我沉默的时候，我觉得充实;我将开口，同时感到空虚。

3. When I am silent, I feel fulfilled; when I open my mouth, I feel hollow.

4. 友谊是两颗心真诚相待，而不是一颗心对另一颗心敲打。鲁迅

4. Friendship is the sincere treatment of two hearts, rather than one heart striking another. — Lu Xun

5. 在人生的路上，将血一滴一滴地滴过去，以饲别人，虽自觉渐渐瘦弱，也以为快乐。鲁迅

5. On the road of life, dripping blood drop by drop to nourish others, although I feel myself gradually getting weaker, I still consider it as a joy. -- Lu Xun

6. 现在的青年最要紧的是行，不是言。鲁迅

6. The most important thing for today's youth is action, not talk. — Lu Xun

7. 时间，就象海棉里的水，只要愿挤，总还是有的。鲁迅

7. Time, like water in a sponge, is always there if you are willing to squeeze it out. — Lu Xun

8. 伟大的成绩和辛勤劳动是成正比例的，有一分劳动就有一分收获，日积月累，从少到多，奇迹就可以创造出来。鲁迅

8. Great achievements and hard work are proportional; there is a corresponding yield for every unit of labor. With daily accumulation, from little to much, miracles can be created. — Lu Xun

9. 青年人先可以将中国变成一个有声的中国：大胆地说话，勇敢地进行，忘掉一切利害，推开古人将自己的真心话发表出来。鲁迅

9. The youth can first turn China into a China with a voice: speak boldly, act courageously, forget all about benefits and losses, and push aside the ancients to express their true feelings. — Lu Xun

10. 愈艰难，就愈要做。改革，是向来没有一帆风顺的。

10. The harder it is, the more we should do it. Reform has never been smooth sailing.

11. 游戏是儿童最正当的行为，玩具是儿童的天使。鲁迅

11. Games are the most legitimate behavior of children, and toys are the angels of children. - Lu Xun

12. 学习专看文学书，也是不好的。先前的文学青年，往往厌恶数学、理化、史地、生物学，以为这些都无足轻重，后来变成连常识也没有。鲁迅

12. It's also not good to focus solely on literary books for study. The literary youth of the past often disliked mathematics, physics and chemistry, history and geography, and biology, thinking that all of these were trivial, and later on, they even lacked common sense. -- Lu Xun

13. 假使做事要面面顾到，那就什么事都不能做了。

13. If one has to attend to all aspects of a task, then nothing can be done.

14. 时间就是生命，无端的空耗别人的时间，其实无异于谋财害命的。鲁迅

14. Time is life; squandering others' time is actually no different from preying on life and wealth. —Lu Xun

15. 青年应当天真烂漫。鲁迅

15. Youth should be innocent and playful. — Lu Xun

16. 哪里有天才，我是把别人喝咖啡的工夫都用在工作上了。

16. Where there is genius, I have dedicated the time that others spend drinking coffee to work.

17. 做一件事，无论大小，倘无恒心，是很不好的。

17. It is very bad to do something, no matter how big or small, without perseverance.

18. 鲁迅--杀了“现在”，也便杀了“将来”。——将来是子孙的时代。

18. Lu Xun -- Killing "the present" is also killing "the future." The future is the era of the descendants.

19. 如果一个人没有能力帮助他所爱的人，最好不要随便谈什么爱与不爱。当然，帮助不等于爱情，但爱情不能不包括帮助。鲁迅

19. If a person is unable to help the ones they love, it's best not to casually talk about love or not. Of course, help does not equal love, but love cannot exclude help. — Lu Xun

20. 曾经阔气的要复古，正在阔气的要保持现状，未曾阔气的要革新，大抵如此,大抵。

20. Those who were once wealthy seek to return to the past, those who are currently wealthy wish to maintain the status quo, and those who have never been wealthy seek innovation. It is generally like this, generally.

21. 我又愿中国青年只是向上走，不必理会这冷笑和暗箭。鲁迅?>

21. I wish again that Chinese youth would only go upwards, not bothering about these cold smiles and hidden arrows. -- Lu Xun?

22. 教育植根于爱。鲁迅

22. Education is rooted in love. - Lu Xun

23. 贪安稳就没有自由，要自由就要历些危险。只有这两条路。鲁迅

23. There is no freedom without seeking stability, and in order to achieve freedom, one must face some dangers. There are only two paths. -- Lu Xun

24. 爱看书的青年，大可以看看本分以外的书，即课外的书，不要只将课内的书抱住。鲁迅

24. The youth who loves reading can certainly read books outside of what is required in class, that is, extracurricular books, and should not be confined to only the books taught in class. -- Lu Xun

25. 用秕谷来养青年，是决不会壮大的，将来的成就，且要更渺小。鲁迅

25. Feeding the youth with chaff will never lead to growth; their future achievements will be even more meager. — Lu Xun

26. 幼稚对于老成，有如孩子对于老人，决没有什么耻辱的，作品也一样，起初幼稚，不算耻辱的。

26. Immaturity in the face of maturity is like a child in the presence of an elder; there is no shame in it. Similarly, a work that is initially immature is not something to be ashamed of.

27. 时间对于我来说是很宝贵的，用经济学的眼光看是一种财富。鲁迅

27. Time is very precious to me, and from an economic perspective, it is a form of wealth. — Lu Xun

28. 明言着轻蔑什么人，并不是十足的轻蔑。惟沉默是最高的轻蔑一一最高的轻蔑是无言，而且连眼珠也不转过去。

28. Expressing disdain for someone openly is not necessarily full disdain. Only silence is the highest form of disdain—the highest form of disdain is silence, and even the eyes do not shift away.

29. 人生得一知己足矣，斯世当以同怀视之。鲁迅

29. To have one intimate friend in life is enough. In this world, one should treat others as if they were companions with the same feelings. — Lu Xun

30. 节省时间；也就是使一个人的有限生命，更加有效而也即等于延长了人的生命。鲁迅

30. Save time; that is, to make a person's limited life more effective, which is also equivalent to extending a person's life. - Lu Xun

31. 勇者愤怒，抽刃向更强者；怯者愤怒，却抽刃向更弱者。不可救药的民族中，一定有许多英雄，专向孩子们瞪眼。这些孱头们。鲁迅

31. The brave are angry and draw their blades towards the stronger; the cowards, however, draw their blades towards the weaker. In an incurable nation, there must be many heroes, who glare at children. These wimps. Lu Xun.

32. 智识太多，不是心活，就是心软。心活就会胡思乱想，心软就不肯下辣子手所以智识非铲除不可。

32. Having too much knowledge can either make one's mind wandering or soft-hearted. A wandering mind leads to daydreaming, while a soft-hearted person is unwilling to take stern measures. Therefore, knowledge must be eliminated.

33. 中国一向就少有失败的英雄，少有韧性的反抗，少有敢单身鏖战的武人，少有敢抚哭叛徒的吊客；见胜兆则纷纷聚集，见败兆则纷纷逃亡。鲁迅

33. China has always had few heroes of failure, few instances of tenacious resistance, few warriors who dare to fight alone, and few mourners who dare to comfort traitors; they gather together when they see signs of victory, and scatter when they see signs of defeat. — Lu Xun