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1. 没有受过教育的天赋就好比埋在矿石中的银子。——富兰克林

1. A natural genius without education is like silver buried in ore.—Benjamin Franklin

2. 不飞则已，一飞冲天；不鸣则已，一鸣惊人。司马迁

2. If not to soar, then stay grounded; if not to sing, then make a grand noise. This saying is attributed to Sima Qian.

3. 禁烟不到粤人国，上冢亦携庞老家。赵鼎《寒食》

3. No smoking in the territory of the Cantonese; on tomb-sweeping days, he even carries his old home. Zhao Ding's "Cold Food Festival"

4. 在世界上最容易的事情中，拖延是最不费力的。

4. Among the easiest things in the world, procrastination is the least taxing.

5. 《论语》曰：“己欲立而立人，己欲达而达人。” 意思是设身处地为他人着想，是将自己所要成就的目标推己及人地变为成就他人的目标，这非但不损人利己，还要克己利他，与人为善，非仁人君子不能有所为。不但能向内求诸己，而且能将仁义、王道推己及人，在自己成功的同时也帮助别人成功，古人修身的最高境界莫过于此。

5. The Analects says: "If one wishes to establish oneself, one should help others to be established; if one wishes to achieve, one should help others to achieve." This means to think of others as one would think of oneself, to turn one's own goals of achievement into goals for the benefit of others, which not only does not harm others while benefiting oneself, but also requires self-discipline for the sake of others, to be benevolent and kind to others. Only a benevolent and noble person can accomplish anything. Not only can one seek self-improvement, but one can also promote benevolence and the way of the king to others, helping others to succeed while achieving one's own success. The highest level of self-cultivation in ancient times is none other than this.

6. 不要等待机会，而是创造机会。

6. Don't wait for opportunities, but create them.

7. 成功者学习别人的经验，一般人学习自己的经验。

7. Successful people learn from others' experiences, while ordinary people learn from their own experiences.

8. 梅须逊雪三分白，雪却输梅一段香。——罗梅坡

8. The plum blossom is three shades lighter than the snow, but the snow is outshone by the fragrance of the plum blossom. — Luo Meipo

9. 踏破铁鞋无觅处，得来全不费功夫。——《水浒传》

9. Searching in vain through iron shoes, the result comes without any effort. —— From "Water Margin"

10. 操吴戈兮被犀甲，车错毂兮短兵接。屈原《国殇》

10. Wielding the Wugou sword and clad in rhinoceros hide armor, the chariots clash and short weapons clash. Qu Yuan's "Guoshang."

11. 一个人的快乐，不是因为他拥有的多，而是他计较的少。

11. A person's happiness does not lie in the abundance they possess, but in the less they hold dear.

12. 、青少年成长励志名言 （

12. Inspirational Sayings for the Growth of Adolescents

13. 一个缺口的杯子，如果换一个角度看它，它仍然是圆的。

13. A cup with a hole, if you look at it from a different angle, it is still round.

14. 舍身赴国难，视死忽如归。——曹植《白马篇》

14. To sacrifice oneself for the country's distress, to view death as if returning home. — Cao Zhi, "The Chapter of the White Horse"

15. 28记住：你是你生命的船长；走自己的路，何必在乎其它。

15. 28 Remember: You are the captain of your own life; why worry about others when you can walk your own path?

16. 其身正，不令而行；其身不正，虽令不从。——论语

16. If a person is upright in their own character, others will follow without being commanded; if they are not upright, even if commanded, others will not comply. — The Analects

17. 精诚所至，金石为开。——《后汉书·广陵思王荆传》

17. "Where there is sincerity, even gold and jade can be opened." — From the "Book of the Later Han: The Biography of Guangling King Jing"

18. 不是每个人都能达到目的，但可以作为瞄准点。

18. Not everyone can achieve the goal, but it can serve as a target.

19. 山不在高，有仙则名；水不在深，有龙则灵。——刘禹锡

19. The mountain does not need to be high to be famous if there is a fairy; the water does not need to be deep to be spiritual if there is a dragon. — Liu Yuxi

20. 世人缺乏的是毅力，而非气力。 雨果

20. What the world lacks is not strength but perseverance. - Victor Hugo

21. 天行健，君子以自强不息。——《周易·乾·象》

21. The way of heaven is always strong; a gentleman never ceases to cultivate himself. — From the Book of Changes (I Ching), Image of Qian.

22. 出不入兮往不反，平原忽兮路超远。屈原《国殇》

22. To and fro, yet never returning, the plain stretches vast, the road seems endless. Qu Yuan's "The National Sorrow."

23. 几回忆，故国莼鲈，霜前雁後。潘希白《大有九日》

23. A few memories of the native land's water plants and fish, geese before the frost and after. Pan Xi Bai's "Great Ninth Day"

24. 秦城岁芳老，越国春山秀。李益《送诸暨王主簿之任》

24. The old city of Qin has the fragrant flowers, the spring mountains of Yue are beautiful. (The following is a line from a poem by Li Yi titled "Sending the Magistrate of Zhuyu to His Post")

25. 一个从来没有失败过的人，必然是一个从未尝试过什么的人。

25. A person who has never failed must be someone who has never tried anything.

26. 天行健，君子以自强不息。 文天祥

26. "The heavens are firm and strong; a gentleman is to strive and never be weary." — Wen Tianxiang

27. 生命之长短殊不重要，只要你活得快乐，在有生之年做些有意义的事，便已足够。

27. The length of life is not particularly important, as long as you live happily and do something meaningful during your lifetime, that is enough.

28. 古人把修身当作一个艰苦的不断积累的过程，认为只有经过“苦其心志，劳其筋骨，饿其体肤，空乏其身，行拂乱其所为”的磨炼，才能够“积善成德，神明自传，圣心备矣。”修身的艰巨性、长期性是显而易见的，没有终南捷径，也没有豁然顿悟，有的只是数十年如一日的坚持不懈、一以贯之。

28. The ancients regarded self-cultivation as a hard and continuous process of accumulation, believing that only through the tempering of "suffering the mind, straining the sinews, famishing the flesh, and emptying the body, and disrupting what one does" can one "accumulate virtues into moral excellence, the divine and sage mind will naturally manifest." The arduousness and longevity of self-cultivation are self-evident; there is no shortcut to the summit, nor is there an instant enlightenment. What one has is only the unwavering and consistent perseverance day after day, year after year.

29. 知之者不如好之者，好之者不如乐之者。——《论语》

29. He who knows is not as good as he who loves, and he who loves is not as good as he who enjoys it. — From the Analects

30. 耐心和恒心总是得到报酬的。 爱因斯坦

30. Patience and perseverance always pay off. - Einstein

31. 只有第一名才能教会你如何成为第一名。

31. Only the number one can teach you how to be number one.

32. 天行健，小人以自强不息。地势坤，小人以厚德载物。——《易经》

32. The heavens are firm and steadfast; the mean person seeks to be strong and never ceases in self-improvement. The earth is accommodating and supportive; the mean person relies on virtue to bear its burdens. — From the Book of Changes

33. 丈夫志四海，万里犹比邻。曹植《赠白马王彪》

33. A husband's aspirations span the four seas, and ten thousand miles are as close as a neighbor. (Cao Zhi, "Present to the白马 King Biao")

34. 石以砥焉，化钝为利。 刘禹锡

34. Stones are ground there, transforming blunt into sharp. — Liu Yuxi

35. 待人退一步，爱人宽一寸，人生自然活得很快乐。

35. Give others a little more space, show more leniency in love, and life will naturally be very happy.

36. 徐干在《中论》中认为，君子修身要自重言行，“君子必贵其言，贵其言则尊其身，尊其身则重其道，重其道所以立其教。”明确指出修身之道的要义在于贵言，也即自重言行，《论语》中也说：“君子不重，则不威。”人的言行，一举一动要自重;讲话，一言一行要自重;处世，一事一物要自重;人生，一时一刻要自重。人若不自尊自重，何能要求别人尊重之。所谓“人必自侮而后人侮之，人必自轻而后人轻之。”古人立身处世，追求自重言行，既是对自我的尊重，也是赢得他人尊重的前提。

36. Xu Gan believes in "The Middle Treatise" that gentlemen must be self-respecting in their words and actions. "A gentleman must value his words; if he values his words, he will respect his own person; respecting his own person, he will value his principles; and valuing his principles is the way to establish his teachings." This clearly points out that the essence of self-cultivation lies in valuing one's words and actions, which is also known as self-respect. As mentioned in "The Analects of Confucius": "If a gentleman does not take himself seriously, he will not command respect." One's words and actions, every move, should be self-respecting; speaking, every word and action should be self-respecting; in dealing with the world, every matter and object should be self-respecting; and in life, every moment should be self-respecting. If a person does not respect and value themselves, how can they expect others to respect them? As the saying goes, "One must be humbled before others can humble them, and one must be self-deprecating before others can deprecate them." The ancients pursued self-respect in their conduct and interactions, which was both a form of self-respect and a prerequisite for winning the respect of others.

37. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。——《汉乐府·长歌行》

37. If you do not strive when young, you will only regret in old age. — From "The Long Song" in Hanfu (a collection of ancient Chinese poetry)

38. 记住:你是自己人生的船长；走自己的路，何必在乎别人。

38. Remember: You are the captain of your own life; why worry about what others think when you can walk your own path?

39. 有时可能别人不在乎你，但你不能不在乎自己。

39. Sometimes others may not care about you, but you cannot not care about yourself.

40. 春风倚棹阖闾城，水国春寒阴复晴。刘长卿《别严士元》

40. In the spring breeze, leaning on a boat in Helu City, the spring cold in the water country alternates between cloudy and sunny. From Liu Changqing's "Farewell to Yan Shiyuan."

41. 。坚忍是成功的诀窍。 狄斯累利

41. Perseverance is the key to success. - Disraeli

42. 、关于成长的英语名言 （

42. English Proverbs About Growth

43. 衔冤只合甘先死，何待花间不肯言。汪遵《息国》

43. To bear the grudge silently and die with it in one's heart, why wait until the flowers are blooming to keep silent? (Quoted from Wang Zun's poem "Xi Guo")

44. 穷且益坚，不坠青云之志。 王勃

44. "In poverty, one's resolve becomes even stronger; one does not give up the aspiration to soar to the heights of success." - Wang Bo

45. 、人生成长的名言 （

45. Famous Sayings on Life Growth

46. 要做“事前诸葛亮”：做人需有超前意识，平时多烧香，急时有人帮，与暂时不得势的人交往吃亏是福。换个角度思考问题，多算多胜，见微知著。不跟熟人做生意，养成存钱的习惯，身体比钱更重要。

46. To be a "precautionary Zhuge Liang": People should have a forward-looking mindset, light incense often in everyday life, and when in a hurry, have someone to help you out. Making losses when interacting with those who are not currently influential is actually a blessing. Look at problems from a different angle, and the more calculations you make, the more likely you will win. Seeing the minor can tell you about the major. Don't do business with acquaintances, develop the habit of saving money, and remember that health is more important than money.

47. 如果你想得到，你就会得到，你所需要付出的只是行动。

47. If you want it, you will get it; all you need to do is take action.

48. 岁不寒，无以知松柏;事不难，无以知小人。——荀子

48. If one does not face coldness in years, one cannot truly understand the resilience of pine and cypress trees; if one does not encounter difficulty in matters, one cannot truly know the nature of the base person. — Xunzi

49. 终是圣明天子事，景阳宫井又何人。郑畋《马嵬坡》

49. It is the affair of a wise and benevolent ruler, and who else would it be at Jingyang Palace's well? - Zheng Tien's "Mawei Slope"

50. 人生像攀登一座山，而找寻出路，却是一种学习的过程，我们应当在这过程中，学习稳定、冷静，学习如何从慌乱中找到生机。——席慕蓉

50. Life is like climbing a mountain, and finding a path is a process of learning. In this process, we should learn to be stable and calm, and learn how to find vitality from chaos. — Xi Muruong

51. 加倍努力，证明你想要的不是空中楼阁。胜利是在多次失败之后才姗姗而来。

51. Double your efforts to prove that what you want is not a castle in the air. Victory comes slowly after many failures.

52. 与其羡慕别人得到的，不如珍惜自己拥有的。

52. It's better to cherish what you have rather than envy what others have.

53. 老骥伏枥，志在千里。烈士暮年，壮心不已。——曹操

53. An old horse hides in the stable, but its ambition is to gallop a thousand miles. A heroic person in their twilight years still harbors a strong heart. — Cao Cao

54. 岁不寒，无以知松柏；事不难，无以知君子。荀子

54. Without experiencing cold years, one cannot truly know the strength of pine and cypress trees; without facing difficulties, one cannot truly understand the character of a gentleman. — Xunzi

55. 人总是在追求快乐，总是在逃避痛苦。

55. People are always pursuing happiness and always trying to avoid pain.

56. 每件事情都必须有一个期限，否则，大多数人都会有多少时间就花掉多少时间。

56. Everything must have a deadline; otherwise, most people will waste as much time as they have.

57. 人无信不立。 《论语。颜渊》

57. Without trust, a person cannot stand. (From the Analects of Confucius, Yan Yuan)

58. 言不信者，行不果 墨子

58. One who cannot keep his word cannot achieve anything. (Mores by Mozi)

59. 世界上没有绝境，只有绝望的人。

59. There are no dead ends in the world, only people who are desperate.

60. 人，其实不需要太多的东西，只要健康地活着，真诚地爱着，也不失为一种富有。

60. In fact, people do not need too many things; just to live healthily, to love sincerely, is also a form of wealth.

61. 退一步，爱宽一寸，自然过得幸福。

Step back, let love broaden by an inch, and naturally, one will live a happy life.

62. 我感觉我能做，也不能做。其实只是一念之间。

62. I feel like I can do it, and I can't do it. It's actually just a thought away.

63. 益重青春志，风霜恒不渝。 李隆基

63. Cherish the spirit of youth, steadfast through wind and frost. Li Longji.

64. 西施若解倾吴国，越国亡来又是谁。罗隐《西施》

64. If Xishi could have overturned the state of Wu, whose turn would it be for the state of Yue to fall? — From Luo Yin's poem "Xishi."

65. 失信就是失败 左拉

65. Dishonor is failure - Zola

66. 世事洞明皆学问，人情练达即文章。——《红楼梦》

66. To understand the world is to acquire knowledge, and to master human relations is to compose fine writing. — From "Dream of the Red Chamber"

67. 《论语》中记述了孔子的主张：“君子有九思：视思明，听思聪，色思温，貌思恭，言思忠，事思敬，疑思问，忿思难，见得思义。”这段话全面概括了人言行举止的各个方面，其中孔子要求自己和学生们一言一行都要做到认真思考和自我反省。在现实生活中，我们虽然不能做到时时思考，事事反省，但如果能意识到做事有考虑，先思后动，为人处世有自我的准则，也是就是做到“善思”了。

67. The Analects records Confucius' principles: "A gentleman has nine considerations: when looking, to consider clarity; when listening, to consider wisdom; when appearing, to consider gentleness; when speaking, to consider loyalty; when engaging in affairs, to consider respect; when in doubt, to seek answers; when angry, to consider hardship; when seeing gain, to consider righteousness." This passage comprehensively summarizes all aspects of a person's words and actions. Confucius demands that both he and his students should think carefully and reflect upon their every action and word. In real life, while we may not be able to think and reflect at all times and for every matter, if we can realize that we consider things before acting, and have self-principles in our interactions with others, this is also achieving "good thinking."

68. 不满是向上的车轮，能够载着不自满的人类，向人道前进。——鲁迅

68. Discontent is the wheel that moves upwards, able to carry human beings who are not complacent towards the advancement of humanity. — Lu Xun

69. 一日不读书，胸臆无佳想。萧抡谓《读书有所见作》

69. Not a day goes by without reading, and the chest is void of good thoughts. Xiao Lun said, "Writing with Insights from Reading."

70. 没有受过教育的天才就好比埋在矿石中的银子。——富兰克林

70. A genius without education is like silver buried in ore. - Franklin

71. 最可怕的敌人，就是没有坚强的信念。 罗曼罗兰

71. The most formidable enemy is the lack of a strong belief. — Romain Rolland

72. 精感石没羽，岂云惮险艰。 李白

72. The jade feels the spirit and the feather vanishes into the stone, how can one fear danger and hardship? - Li Bai

73. 有时候别人可能不在乎你，但你会忍不住在乎自己。

73. Sometimes others may not care about you, but you can't help but care about yourself.

74. 一日暴之，十日寒之，未有能生者也。《孟子》

74. If it is exposed to a single day's sun and then chilled for ten days, there will be none that can survive. — From the Mencius

75. 意志若是屈从，不论程度如何，它都帮助了暴力。

75. If the will submits, regardless of the degree, it aids violence.

76. 每一个不利条件，都会有相应的有利条件。

76. For every disadvantage, there is a corresponding advantage.

77. 云物不殊乡国异，教儿且覆掌中杯。杜甫《小至》

77. The clouds and objects are not different from the homeland, teach the child to pour a cup in the palm. Du Fu's "The Little Cold."

78. 要克服生活的焦虑和抑郁，首先要学会做自己的主人。

78. To overcome the anxiety and depression of life, the first step is to learn to be the master of oneself.

79. 亦余心之所善兮，虽九死其犹未悔。屈原《离骚》

79. This too is what my heart deeply loves, though I may die nine times, I will not regret. Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" (The Lament).

80. 幼敏悟过人，读书辄成诵。欧阳修《画地学书》

80. Young and perceptive, he could recite books immediately after reading them. From Ouyang Xiu's "Learning Calligraphy by Drawing on the Ground."

81. 32岁不可能只存在于傻瓜的字典里。

81. 32 years old cannot only exist in a fool's dictionary.

82. 、成长类名人名言 （

82. Growth-related Famous Sayings

83. 《吕氏春秋》云：“欲论人者，必先自论;欲知人者，必先自知;欲胜人者，必先自胜。”这正是对老子“知人者智，自知者明，胜人者有力，自胜者强”的充分发挥。接上文所述，面对金钱、权势等的诱惑，你能战胜得了自己的贪欲，把握住自己吗只有战胜自己的人，才能战胜他人。只有战胜自己的人，才是世上真正的强人。

83. "The Book of Lord Lü says, 'Whoever wishes to discuss others must first discuss themselves; whoever wishes to understand others must first understand themselves; whoever wishes to conquer others must first conquer themselves.' This is a full development of Laozi's saying, 'He who knows others is wise, he who knows himself is enlightened, he who conquers others is strong, he who conquers himself is mighty.' Continuing from the previous text, in the face of诱惑 such as money and power, can you conquer your own greed and hold yourself in check? Only those who conquer themselves can conquer others. Only those who conquer themselves are truly mighty in the world."

84. 精诚所至，无动于衷。——《后汉书·广陵思王荆传》

84. With sincere effort, no effort is in vain. — From the "Book of the Later Han: The biography of Guangling's Prince Jing"