1. 年华一去不复返，事业放弃在难成。

1. Time once gone never returns, and a career abandoned is hard to achieve.

2. 当一个伟大的思想作为一种福音降临这个世界时，它对于受陈规陋习羁绊的大众会成为一种冒犯，而在那些读书不少但学识不深的人看来，却是一桩蠢事。

2. When a great idea descends upon this world as a good news, it offends the masses who are shackled by old conventions and customs, while to those who have read a fair amount but lack profound knowledge, it appears as a folly.

3. 少年辛苦终身事,莫向光阴惰寸功。(杜荀鹤)

3. The toil of youth is a lifelong endeavor; do not squander an inch of time in laziness. (Du You)

4. 风萧萧兮易水寒,壮士一去兮不复还。(《战国策》)

4. The wind howls and the Yi River is cold; the brave warriors set out and never return. (From "The Strategies of the Warring States")

5. 君子之交淡若水,小人之交甘若醴。(《庄子》)

5. The friendship of gentlemen is as pure as water, while the friendship of the ungentlefolk is as sweet as honeyed wine. (From Zhuangzi)

6. 山不在高,有仙则名;水不在深,有龙则灵。(刘禹锡)

6. The mountain does not have to be high, for it to be famous if there is a fairy; the water does not have to be deep, for it to be spiritual if there is a dragon. (Liu Yuxi)

7. 位卑未敢忘忧国，事定犹须待盖棺。

7. In a lowly position, I have not dared to forget the worries of my country; after the matter is settled, it still requires waiting until the coffin is sealed.

8. 不要老叹息过去，它是不再回来的；要明智地改善现在。要以不忧不惧的坚决意志投入扑朔迷离的未来。

8. Do not constantly sigh over the past, for it will never return; be wise to improve the present. Embrace the perplexing future with a resolute will that is free from worry and fear.

9. 见兔而顾犬,未为晚也;亡羊而补牢,未为迟也。(《战国策》)

9. It is not too late to look for the dog when you see a rabbit; it is not too late to mend the pen when the sheep has escaped. (From "The Strategies of the Warring States")

10. 人固有一死,或重于泰山,或轻于鸿毛,用之所趋异也。(司马迁)

10. As humans, we all have to die; some deaths may be heavier than Mount Tai, while others may be lighter than a feather, and the reasons for which we strive differ. (Sima Qian)

11. 个人觉得名人名言是指为人类发展做出贡献的，富有知识的名人所说的能够让人懂得道理的一句较为出名的话。广泛上来说就是有意义，向人们揭示一定的道理的话。

11. I personally believe that a famous saying is a well-known quote expressed by a famous person who has made contributions to human development, which is full of knowledge and able to impart wisdom. In a broader sense, it is a meaningful statement that reveals certain truths to people.

12. 书籍通过心灵观察世界的窗口。住宅里没有书，犹如房间没有窗户。

12. Books are the windows through which the soul observes the world. A home without books is like a room without windows.

13. 科学的事业就是为人民服务。

13. The cause of science is to serve the people.

14. 知识的价值不在于占有，而在于使用。

14. The value of knowledge does not lie in possession, but in its use.

15. 读书不知味，不如束高阁；蠢鱼尔何如，终日食糟粕。——（清）袁牧

15. Not knowing the taste of reading is better than storing it on a high shelf; what about you, a foolish fish, who eats dregs all day long? — (Qing Dynasty) Yuan Mo

16. 如果你失去了太阳，你还有星光的照耀；失去了金钱，还会得到友情；当生命离开你的时候，你却拥有大地的亲吻。

16. If you lose the sun, you still have the light of the stars; if you lose money, you will still gain friendship; and when life departs from you, you will have the kiss of the earth.

17. 凡读无益之书，皆是玩物丧志。——（清）王豫

17. Reading books that are of no benefit is like playing with things and losing one's purpose. ——(Qing Dynasty) Wang Yu

18. 沉舟侧畔千帆过,病树前头万木春。(刘禹锡)

18. Beside the sinking ship a thousand sails pass by, in front of the sickly tree ten thousand trees bloom in spring. (Li Yu Xi)

19. 我自横刀向天笑,去留肝胆两昆仑。(谭嗣同)

19. I laugh at the sky with a sword across my chest, my liver and gallbladder as boundless as the Kunlun Mountains. (Tan Sitong)

20. 学习的敌人是自己的满足，要认真学习一点东西，必须从不自满开始。对自己，学而不厌，对人家，诲人不倦，我们应采取这种态度。

20. The enemy of learning is one's own satisfaction. To study something seriously, one must start from a state of not being complacent. For oneself, one should never tire of learning; for others, one should never grow weary of teaching. We should adopt this attitude.

21. 读书破万卷，下笔如有神。

21. Reading through ten thousand books, one writes as if possessed by a divine spirit.

22. 只会读书的女人是一本字典，再好人们也只会在需要时去翻看一下，只会扮靓的女人是一具花瓶，看久了也就那样。服饰美容是做好一个女人的必要条件，不是充要条件。你还需要多看书，这样你会发现生活更加美好。

22. A woman who only knows how to read is like a dictionary, good though she may be, people will only consult it when they need to. A woman who only knows how to dress up is like a vase, after looking at it for a while, it's just the same. Dressing well and being beautiful are necessary but not sufficient conditions for being a great woman. You also need to read more books, as this will make you find life even more beautiful.

23. 即使爬到最高的山上，一次也只能脚踏实地地迈一步。

23. Even if you climb to the highest mountain, you can only take one step firmly on the ground at a time.

24. 发一回水，澄一次泥；经一回事，长一回智。

24. Send back the water once, clear the mud once; go through an experience, gain wisdom once.

25. 从来没有人读书，只有人在书中读自己，发现自己或检查自己。

25. No one has ever read a book; only people read themselves in the books, discovering or examining themselves.

26. 春色满园关不住,一枝红杏出墙来。(叶绍翁)

26. The spring beauty cannot be confined within the garden, a branch of red apricot blooms over the wall. (Yè Shàowēng)

27. 愚昧将使你达不到任何成果，并在失望和忧郁之中自暴自弃。

27. Ignorance will prevent you from achieving any success, and you will despair and become despondent in the face of disappointment and melancholy.

28. 勤学和知识是一对最美的情人。

28. Diligence and knowledge are the most beautiful of lovers.

29. 以愁闷来扼杀心灵，带有责备意味和冷冷地滴答着的时间。

29. To smother the soul with melancholy, time that drips coldly with a tone of reproach.

30. 越是无能的人，越喜欢挑剔别人的错儿。（爱尔兰）

30. The more incompetent a person is, the more they enjoy nitpicking others' mistakes. (Ireland)

31. 掉进知识情网中的人，时时品尝着知识的甜蜜。

31. Those who fall into the web of knowledge constantly savor the sweetness of knowledge.

32. 读书之法,在循序而渐进,熟读而精思。(朱熹)

32. The method of reading is to proceed step by step, to read extensively and ponder deeply. (Zhu Xi)

33. 一日暴之,十日寒之,未有能生者也。(《孟子》)

33. If you expose it to the sun for one day and then keep it cold for ten days, nothing can grow from it. (Mencius)

34. 你若需要时间，还得自己把他造出来。

34. If you need time, you will have to make him yourself.

35. 九州生气恃风雷,万马齐喑究可哀。我劝天公重抖擞, 不拘一格降人才。(龚自珍)

35. The nine states are filled with vitality, relying on thunderous winds and thunder; when all horses are silent, it is truly a cause for sorrow. I advise the Heavens to shake off its inertia and not restrict talent to any particular style. (Gong Zizhen)

36. 时而言，有初、中、后之分；日而言，有今、昨、明之称；身而言，有幼、壮、艾之期。

36. In terms of time, there are distinctions between the beginning, middle, and end; in terms of days, there are names for today, yesterday, and tomorrow; and in terms of one's life, there are stages known as youth, prime of life, and old age.

37. 老当益壮,宁知白首之心;穷且益坚,不坠青云之志。(王勃)

37. The older, the stronger; how can one know the heart of a person with white hair? In adversity, one's resolve becomes even stronger; one will not lose the ambition to reach the sky. (Wang Bo)

38. 只要是辛勤的蜜蜂，在生活的广阔原野里，到处都可以找到蜜源。

38. As long as you are a diligent bee, you can find nectar sources everywhere in the vast fields of life.

39. 16对己能真，对人就能去伪，就像黑夜接着白天，影子随着身形。

39. 16 To be true to oneself, one can discard the false in dealing with others, just as night follows day, and shadows follow the body.

40. 业精于勤,荒于嬉,行成于思,毁于随。(韩愈)

40. Diligence makes skillful, idleness makes dilapidated; behavior is formed by thought, and destroyed by carelessness. (Han Yu)

41. 张而不弛,文武弗能也;弛而不张,文武弗为也,一张一弛,文武之道也。(《礼记》)

41. Without tension and relaxation, neither the literati nor the warriors can achieve; without relaxation and tension, neither the literati nor the warriors will act. The way of the literati and warriors is to alternate between tension and relaxation. (From The Book of Rites)

42. 常识是事物可能性的尺度，由预见和经验组成。

42. Common sense is the measure of the possibility of things, composed of foresight and experience.

43. 学问对人们要求最大的紧张和最大的热情。

43. Knowledge demands the greatest tension and the greatest passion from people.

44. 知之为知之，不知为不知。是知也。

44. To know what one knows is to know it; to recognize what one does not know is not to know it. This is true knowledge.

45. 好问的人，只做了五分种的愚人；耻于发问的人，终身为愚人。爱情无需刻意去把握，越是想抓牢自己的爱情，反而越容易失去自我、失去原则、失去彼此之间应持的宽容和谅解，爱情也会因此而变成毫无美感的形式。

45. The inquisitive person is only a fool for five minutes; the person ashamed to ask is a fool for life. Love does not require deliberate grasp; the more one tries to hold onto one's love, the more likely one is to lose oneself, lose one's principles, and lose the tolerance and understanding that should be maintained between each other, and love may thus become a form without any beauty.

46. 知识上的富有可以享受心灵上的满足。

46. Wealth in knowledge can bring about spiritual satisfaction.

47. 玉不琢,不成器;人不学,不知道。(《礼记》)

47. Jade, if not carved, cannot become a utensil; a person, if not educated, cannot understand the world. (From The Book of Rites)

48. 其身正,不令而行;其身不正,虽令不从。(论语)

48. If one's own conduct is upright, no orders are needed; if one's own conduct is not upright, even orders will not be followed. (The Analects)

49. 书籍是全世界的营养品。生活里没有书籍，就好像没有阳光；智慧里没有书籍，就好像鸟儿没有翅膀。

49. Books are the nourishment of the world. Life without books is like life without sunlight; wisdom without books is like birds without wings.

50. 春蚕到死丝方尽,蜡炬成灰泪始干。(李商隐)

50. The silkworm weaves its silk till death, the candle melts to ash, and then my tears begin to dry. (Li Shangyin)

51. 问君能有几多愁,恰似一江春水向东流。(李煜)

51. How much sorrow can one have, just like a spring river flowing eastward? (Li Yu)

52. 学到很多东西的诀窍，就是一下子不要学很多。

52. The trick to learning a lot of things is not to learn many things at once.

53. 有时间读书，有时间又有书读，这是幸福；没有时间读书，有时间又没书读，这是苦恼。

53. It is happiness to have time to read and to have books to read; it is distress to have time but no books to read.

54. 真正的爱就要把疯狂的或是近于*荡的东西赶得远远的。柏拉图 名言警句

54. True love should drive away the crazy or nearly licentious things far away. - Plato, Famous Sayings and Proverbs

55. 人生自古谁无死,留取丹心照汗青。(文天祥)

55. Since ancient times, who can escape death? Let a loyal heart shine through history. (Wen Tianxiang)

56. 应该随时学习，学习一切；应该集中全力，以求知道得更多，知道一切。

56. One should always learn, learn everything; one should concentrate all one's efforts to know more, to know everything.

57. 信言不美,美言不信。善者不辩,辩者不善。(老子)

57. True words are not beautiful, and beautiful words are not true. The good do not argue; those who argue are not good. (Laozi)

58. 懂得自己无知，说明已有收获。

58. Acknowledging one's own ignorance indicates that there has been some gain.