1. 纵横正有凌云笔，俯仰随人亦可怜。——元好问《论诗三十首》

1. With a commanding pen, soaring above the clouds, yet bending to others' whims, it is pitiful indeed. — Yuan Haowen, "On Poetry Thirty Poems"

2. 卿自早醒侬自梦，更更，泣尽风檐夜雨铃。纳兰性德《南乡子为亡妇题照》

2. You wake up early and I dream, again and again, the rain and wind chime at the eaves. From Nanlan Xingde's "Nanxiangzi for the Portrait of the Deceased Wife"

3. 盛年不回来，一天难再晨。(东晋陶渊明杂诗)

3. The prime of life does not return, one day in the morning is hard to repeat. (A Miscellaneous Poem by Tao Yuanming of the Eastern Jin Dynasty)

4. 瓜田不纳履，李下不正冠——汉乐府民歌《君子行》

4. "When you pass by melon fields, don't tie your shoes; when you pass under plum trees, don't adjust your cap"—this is from the folk song "The Conduct of the Gentleman" in the Han Dynasty Collection of Songs.

5. 衣带渐宽终不悔，为伊消得人憔悴。——柳永《凤栖梧》

5. Though the sash grows wider, I do not regret; for her sake, I have wasted away to emaciation. — Liu Yong, "Feng Qi Wu"

6. 君知妾有夫，赠妾双明珠。张籍《节妇吟寄东平李司空师道》

6. You know that I am married, yet you present me with a pair of pearls. Zhang Ji's "Verse on a Virtuous Wife Sent to Li Shidao, the Marquis of Dongping."

7. 当年燕子知何处，但苔深韦曲，草暗斜川。张炎《高阳台·西湖春感》

7. Where have the swallows gone this year, but the moss is deep in Wei Qu, and the grass is dim on the slanting riverbank. (From Zhang Yan's poem "High Terrace · Spring Sentiments of West Lake")

8. 时人莫小池中水，浅处无妨有卧龙。（唐窦庠醉中赠符载）

8. Do not undervalue the water in the small pond, for even in the shallow parts there may lie a sleeping dragon. (A gift in a drunken state by Dou Xiang of the Tang Dynasty to Fu Zai)

9. 生事且弥漫，愿为持竿叟。綦毋潜《春泛若耶溪》

9. Stirring life is widespread, may I be the old man holding the fishing rod. Qi Wuqian's "Spring Floating on the Re Yo River."

10. 居闲始自遣，临感忽难收。韦应物《送杨氏女》

10. Leisure begins at rest, and sudden feelings are hard to contain. From Wei Yingwu's poem "Sending off a Young Lady of the Yang Clan."

11. 阿婆还似初笄女，头未梳成不许看。袁枚《遣兴》

11. The old woman still resembles a maiden just adorned with hairpins, her hair not combed, so she is not allowed to be seen. Yuan Mei, "To Relieve Boredom"

12. 瓜田不纳履，李下不整冠。（三国魏曹植君子行）

12. Do not tie your shoes in a melon field, and do not adjust your hat under a plum tree. (From the "Gentleman's Conduct" by Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms period of Wei)

13. 不见去年人，泪湿春衫袖。欧阳修《生查子元夕》

13. Not seeing the people from last year, tears wet the sleeves of my spring shirt. From "Sheng Chazi Yuanxi" by Ouyang Xiu.

14. 爱好由来落笔难，一诗千改始心安。——袁枚《遣兴》

14. It's difficult to put one's hobby into words, and it's only after countless revisions that one can find peace in a poem. — Yuan Mei, "Expressing Boredom"

15. 十年勾践亡吴计，七日包胥哭楚心。郑思肖《二砺》

15. Ten years of the strategy of King Goujian's defeat of Wu, seven days of the heartbroken weeping of Baoxu for Chu. From Zheng Sishao's "Er Li" (Two Sharpenings).

16. 到得却相逢，恰经年离别。张元干《石州慢·寒水依痕》

16. Just as we meet again, it has been a year since we parted. - Zhang Yuangan's poem "Shizhou Man - Cold Water Traces"

17. 江有汜，之子归，不我以。不我以，其后也悔。诗经召南江有汜

17. There is a river named Fan, and the beloved will return, but not to me. Not to me, and then there will be regret. This is from the Book of Songs, the Shao Department, "There is a River named Fan."

18. 偏挂恨，少年抛掷，羞觑见，绣被堆红闲不彻。尹鹗《拨棹子·风切切》

18. Full of bias and resentment, the young man casts it aside, ashamed to look upon it, the embroidered quilt piled with red that never ceases. From Yin Guo's "Bozhaozi · Feng Qieqie"

19. 但愿苍生俱饱暖，不辞辛苦出山林。（明于谦咏煤炭）

19. May all the people be well-nourished and warm, not sparing the toil and effort to leave the mountains and forests. (A poem by Ming Yuqian about coal)

20. 一日不见，如三秋兮。——《诗经·王风·采葛》

20. Not to see you for a day is like three autumnal months. — From the Book of Songs, Wang Wind, Gathering Grass.

21. 海纳百川，容乃大；墙立千尺，无欲则刚。(清郑板桥对联) ，哀悼六军俱，冲冠一怒为红颜。(清吴伟业圆圆曲)

21. Embrace the ocean with a hundred rivers, and it becomes vast; stand a wall a thousand feet high, and with no desire, it becomes strong. (From the couplet by Qing Dynasty's Zheng Banqiao) Mourn the six armies all, his anger rises for the sake of a red beauty. (From the round song "Yuan Yuan" by Qing Dynasty's Wu Weiyi)

22. 去年元夜时，花市灯如昼。欧阳修《生查子元夕》

22. On the first day of the lunar New Year last year, the flower market was as bright as day. From the poem "Sheng Zha Zi Yuan Xi" by Ouyang Xiu.

23. 入则无法家拂士，出则无敌国外患者，国恒亡。孟子及其弟子《生于忧患死于安乐》

23. If there are no loyal and upright scholars at home, and no formidable foreign enemies abroad, the state will inevitably perish. This is from Mencius and his disciples, in their text "To Live in Peril and Die in Comfort."

24. 今为羌笛出塞声，使我三军泪如雨。李颀《古意》

24. Now the sound of the羌笛 echoes across the frontier, causing tears to fall like rain among my three armies. From Li Qi's poem "Ancient Sentiment."

25. 安得广厦千万间，大庇天下寒士俱欢颜，风雨不动安如山。（唐杜甫茅屋为秋风所破歌）

25. If I had ten thousand spacious rooms, I would provide shelter for all the destitute scholars in the world, and they would all be joyful. They would be as stable as a mountain, unshaken by wind and rain. (From the poem "The Song of the thatched cottage broken by autumn wind" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty)

26. 人生交契无老少，论交何必先同调。——杜甫《徒步归行》

26. In life, friendships are not bound by age; why should harmony come before friendship? — Du Fu, "On My Journey on Foot"

27. 离别家乡岁月多，近来人事半消磨。贺知章《回乡偶书二首》

27. Many years have passed since I left my hometown, and recently, half of the people I knew have faded away. — From "Two Poems on Returning to My Hometown" by He Zhizhang.

28. 只看后浪催前浪，当悟新人胜旧人。——释文向《过苕溪》

28. Only see the new wave urging the old wave, and you will understand that the new people are superior to the old people. — From Shiwen's "Passing Through Shaoyang River"

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29. Famous sayings as sentences to warn oneself, I hope the content of the above "Comprehensive Collection of Ancient Chinese Poetic Sayings and Proverbs" will be helpful to you. If you want to get more famous sayings, you can click on the "Sentimental Ancient Chinese Poetic Sayings" special topic.

30. 杜诗韩集愁来读，似倩麻姑痒处抓。——杜牧《读韩杜集》

30. Reading Du Fu and Han Yu's collections when feeling melancholic, it's as if one were scratching an itchy spot with the help of the fairy Ma Gu.—Du Mu, "Reading Han Du Collections"

31. 沉舟侧畔千帆过，病树前头万木春。——刘禹锡《酬乐天扬州初逢席上见赠》

31. Beside the side of the sunken boat, a thousand sails pass by; in front of the sick tree, ten thousand trees bloom in spring. — Liu Yuxi, "Reply to Le Tian's Gift at the Banquet in Yangzhou"

32. 瑶池阿母绮窗开，黄竹歌声动地哀。李商隐《瑶池》

32. The fairy pool's mother opens her exquisite window, the Yellow Bamboo song stirs the earth to sorrow. From Li Shangyin's "The Fairy Pool."

33. 朝游江北岸，夕宿潇湘沚。曹植《杂诗南国有佳人》

33. In the morning, I roam the north bank; at night, I stay at Xiangxiang Zhi. Cao Zhi's "South of the Country, There's a Beauty" (杂诗南国有佳人).

34. 东家头白双女儿，为解挑纹嫁不得。元稹《织妇词》

34. The master's two daughters, both with heads of white, cannot be married to relieve the pickled embroidery. Yuan Zhen, "The Song of the Weaver."

35. 幼敏悟过人，读书辄成诵。欧阳修《画地学书》

35. Young and quick-witted, he could recite books upon reading them. From Ouyang Xiu's "Learning Calligraphy by Drawing on the Ground."

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36. For more proverbs and sayings, please follow: Best Inspirational Quotes - Famous Sayings about a Group of Individuals. "Youth must act early, for how can one remain a youth forever?" (Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao's encouragement to study)

37. 读书破万卷，下笔如有神。——杜甫《奉赠韦左丞丈二十二韵》

37. Reading through ten thousand scrolls, one writes with divine inspiration. — Du Fu, "Gongzeng Wei Zuo Chengzhang Ershiyi Yun"

38. 攀条摘朱实，服药炼金骨。李白《天台晓望》

38. Climbing the branches to pick the red fruits, taking medicine to refine golden bones. Li Bai, "Dawn Gaze at Tiantai."

39. 唯将终夜长开眼，报答平生未展眉。元稹《遣悲怀三首·其三》

39. Only by keeping my eyes wide open all night long, can I repay the unfulfilled frowns of my life. Yuan Zhen, "Three Laments for Grief: The Third Poem"

40. 关于一团一队的名言名句烽火连三月，家书抵万金。（唐杜甫春望）

40. A famous saying about a group and a team: "The flames of war have raged for three months, and a letter from home is worth ten thousand in gold." (Tang Dynasty, Du Fu, Spring View)

41. 相携及田家，童稚开荆扉。李白《下终南山过斛斯山人宿置酒》

41. Accompanied by the fields and the farmer's home, the child opens the cypress door. (From Li Bai's poem "Passing by the Duan Si Mountain Man's House and Staying for a Night, Setting Up Wine")

42. 人生到处知何似，应似飞鸿踏雪泥。泥上偶然留指爪，鸿飞那复计东西。——苏轼《和子由渑池怀旧》

42. Wherever life takes me, what does it resemble? It should resemble a swift swan walking on snowy mud. The mud might偶然 leave the prints of its claws, but the swan, as it flies, no longer cares about the east or the west. —Su Shi, "In Memory of Yan Pool"

43. 二句三年得，一吟双泪流。——贾岛《题诗后》

43. It took two years to compose these two lines, and a single recitation brings tears to my eyes. — From Jia Dao's "After Writing a Poem"

44. 绕池闲步看鱼游，正值儿童弄钓舟。白居易《观游鱼》

44. Strolling around the pond to watch the fish swim, just as the children are fishing in their boats. From Bai Juyi's poem "Observing Swimming Fish."

45. 朱门酒肉臭，路有冻死骨。（唐杜甫自京赴奉先咏怀五百字）

45. From the rich man's gates, the stench of wine and meat arises, while on the roads, frozen bones lie dead. (Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "500 Characters of Reflection While Traveling from the Capital to Fengxian")

46. 海内存知己，天涯若比邻。——王勃《送杜少府之任蜀州》

46. A friend in one place is a friend everywhere; at the ends of the earth, they seem like neighbors. — Wang Bo, "To Du Shaofu on His Appointment to Shuzhou"

47. 草木本无意，荣枯自有时。——孟浩然《江上寄山阴崔少府国辅》

47. The grass and trees have no intention, their prosperity and decline come at their own time. —— Meng Haoran, "Written to Cui Guofu, a Prefect of Shanyin, from the River"

48. 那堪正飘泊，明日岁华新。崔涂《除夜》

48. The present moment is but a fleeting journey, as tomorrow the year will dawn anew. — From Cui Tu's "The Night Before the New Year."

49. 落红不是无情物，化作春泥更护花。（清龚自珍己亥杂诗）

49. The fallen red petals are not without feeling; they turn into spring soil to protect the flowers. (From Qing Dynasty poet Gong Zizhen's Jihe Poems)