1. 夕阳闲淡秋光老，离思满蘅皋。

1. The setting sun casts a leisurely, autumnal glow, and longing thoughts fill the meadows.

2. 由来万夫勇，挟此生雄风。

2. Originating from the courage of tens of thousands, he wields the雄风 of this life.

3. 未收天子河湟地，不拟回头望故乡。

3. Not yet received the emperor's command to govern the Hehuang region, no intention to turn back and gaze upon my hometown.

4. 时人莫讶登科早，自是嫦娥爱少年。

4. Do not be surprised that the young man has passed the imperial examination early, for it is the Moon Goddess who favors the youth.

5. 占取艳阳天，且教伊少年。

5. Seize the sunny days, and let him be a youth.

6. 个人轻似低飞燕，春来绮陌时相见。

6. Individually light as a low-flying swallow, in the springtime, we meet on the ornate path.

7. 金鞭美少年，去跃青骢马。

7. The handsome young man with the golden whip leaps onto his spirited horse.

8. 少年游侠好经过，浑身装束皆绮罗。

8. Young ronin often pass by, their entire attire adorned in luxurious silk and brocade.

9. 江教风流临此政，少年潇洒奇标。?>

9. Jiang Jiao, with his elegance and charm, presides over this governance, a youthly figure remarkable in his nonconformity.

10. 书生意气，挥斥方遒。

10. A scholar's spirit, unrestrained and full of vigor.

11. 男儿百年且乐命，何须徇书受贫病。

11. A man for a hundred years should live joyfully with his fate, why should he follow books and endure poverty and illness?

12. 君归为报京华旧，一事无成两鬓霜。

12. You return to repay the old debts of the capital, but with nothing achieved, your temples are covered in frost.

13. 少年怀一顾，长驱背陇头。

13. A youth's glance, a long drive past Long Mountain's head.

14. 人老不复少，花开还更新。

14. As people grow old, they do not return to youth; as flowers bloom, they renew themselves.

15. 狎兴生疏，酒徒萧索，不似少年时。

15. The excitement is distant, the wine drinker is desolate, not like in my youth.

16. 衣冠半是征战士，穷儒浪作林泉民。

16. Half of their attire is that of a warrior, while the rest are poor scholars pretending to be folk of the mountains and streams.

17. 新丰美酒斗十千，咸阳游侠多少年。

17. New Feng fine wine, ten thousand in a pot, how many years have the heroes roamed in Xianyang.

18. 鞍马四边开，突如流星过。

18. The saddle horse runs in four directions, passing by as suddenly as a shooting star.

19. 少年侠气，交结五都雄。

19. The youthful hero, forging alliances with the mighty of the five capitals.

20. 桥上少年桥下水。小棹归时，不语牵红袂。

20. Boys on the bridge, water below the bridge. As the little boat returns, the boy doesn't speak, just pulling the red robe.

21. 男儿百年且荣身，何须徇节甘风尘。

21. A man for a hundred years may enjoy his glory, why must he yield to principles and embrace the dust of the world?

22. 朱颜今日虽欺我，白发他时不放君。

22. Although the fair face deceives me today, the white hair will not let you go in the future.

23. 光风怀抱玉精神。不染世间尘。

23. Surrounded by brightness and wind, the jade spirit remains unsoiled by the dust of the world.

24. 少年负壮气，奋烈自有时。

24. The youth carries a spirit of vigor, and his enthusiasm has its own time.

25. 老境何所似，只与少年同。

25. What does the twilight of life resemble? Only that it is akin to youth.

26. 顾我长年头似雪，饶君壮岁气如云。

26. "My hair has been as white as snow for many years, while your vigor is as boundless as the clouds at a young age."

27. 游宴不知厌，杜陵狂少年。

27. The feasting never knows fatigue, the wild youth of Du Ling.

28. 五陵年少金市东，银鞍白马度春风。

28. Young men from the Wuling region ride their silver-saddled white horses through the golden market eastwards, embracing the spring breeze.

29. 壮岁旌旗拥万夫，锦襜突骑渡江初。

29. In the prime of his life, flags waving, he led ten thousand men; in silken armor, the elite cavalry crossed the river for the first time.

30. 今年花落明年好，但见花开人自老。

30. This year's flowers will bloom next year, but as the flowers bloom, people grow old.

31. 重义轻生一剑知，白虹贯日报仇归。

31. Valuing honor over life, a single sword knows; returning to seek revenge, the white rainbow pierces the sky daily.

32. 同学少年多不贱，五陵衣马自轻肥。

32. Young classmates are not easily belittled, the nobles of the Five Tombs dress in fine clothes and ride in fine horses.

33. 青云少年子，挟弹章台左。

33. A young man of outstanding talent, holding a bow on the left side of Zhangtai Terrace.

34. 方叔歌猷元老，复见少年黄琬，前後拜丹墀。

34. Fang Shu Ge You Yuan Lao, again saw the young Huang Wan, and paid homage to the Dan Chi (the stone steps leading to the emperor's throne) before and after.

35. 少年学剑术，凌轹白猿公。

35. The young man learns the art of swordsmanship, surpassing the White Ape Marquis.

36. 刘郎鬓如此，况桃花颜色。

36. Liu Lang's hair is so white, what about the color of the peach blossoms?

37. 恰同学少年，风华正茂。

37. Just like my classmates in their youth, they are full of vitality and grace.

38. 家住东吴近帝乡。平生豪举少年场。

38. Lives near the imperial city in Dongwu. Throughout life, grand gestures were made in the youthful days.

39. 五百人中第一仙。等闲平步上青天。

39. The first immortal among the five hundred. Merely stepping lightly to the celestial realm with ease.

40. 纷纷红蕊落泥沙，少年何用苦咨嗟。

40. The red petal petals fall into the mud and sand, why should the young man sigh so sorrowfully?

41. 西陵侠少年，送客短长亭。

41. The young hero of Xiling, bidding farewell at the pavilion where distances are measured.

42. 丈夫十八九，胆气欺韩彭。

42. The husband is in his late teens, his courage outmatches Han and Peng.

43. 柳边小驻朝天马，一笑领佳宾。

43. Halt by the willow's edge facing the skyhorse, a smile leads the esteemed guest.

44. 这句话描写了这样一个场景，就是风流少年郎骑着骏马踏在斜桥上，而远处风月楼的艳丽女人们对他招着手，风扬起了让她们红色的纱袖，美不胜收。

44. This sentence describes a scene where a charming young man, riding a handsome horse, gallops across an inclined bridge. From a distance, the beautiful women of the Wind and Moon pavilion wave at him, the wind blowing up their red scarves, creating a sight that is too beautiful to describe.

45. 这句诗是以少女的视角来切入的，在风和日丽的日子，少女出游踏青，把杏花插了满头，在嬉笑打闹间碰见了也在田埂上赏春的少年公子，他风度翩翩、英俊潇洒，让情窦初开的少女看傻了眼，从此少年便住进了她心里。

45. This poem is narrated from the perspective of a young girl. On a sunny and windless day, the girl goes out to enjoy the spring scenery, adorning her hair with peach blossoms. While playing and laughing, she encounters a young nobleman also appreciating the spring along the field path. He is graceful and handsome, captivating the innocent girl's gaze, and from that moment on, the young man took up residence in her heart.

46. 此句是唐代诗人孟郊所写，他按奈不住兴奋之情的他立马策马扬鞭，在繁华的长安街市驰骋，一日便把长安的景色看完了。足以见得孟郊当时的意气风发，初读起来还真是少年感十足。

46. This sentence was written by Meng Jiao, a Tang Dynasty poet, who could not contain his excitement. He immediately mounted his horse and whipped it, galloping through the bustling streets of Chang'an, and in one day, he managed to take in the sights of Chang'an. This is enough to show the exuberant spirit of Meng Jiao at the time; it truly reads like the work of a young man when first encountered.

47. 译文：十五岁来到汉宫中，正是青春烂漫的年纪，她微微一笑就会让春天的美景为之羞愧。

47. Translation: At the age of fifteen, she came to the Han Palace, at the prime of her youth. A faint smile from her would make the beauty of spring blush in embarrassment.

48. 少小边州惯放狂，骣骑蕃马射黄羊。如今年老无筋力，犹倚营门数雁行。

48. In his youth, he was fond of recklessness in the distant frontier states, galloping on half-bred horses to shoot yellow sheep. Now in his old age, with no more strength, he still leans on the camp gate, counting the ranks of geese.

49. 译文：青春年少时在边城使性放狂，骣骑着蕃地马箭射黄羊。到如今年纪老没了筋力，还靠着军营门来数雁行。

49. Translation: In his youthful years, in the border town, he was rebellious and carefree, riding wild horses from the barbarian lands and shooting upon the yellow sheep. Now, in his old age, lacking in strength, he still relies on the gate of the military camp to count the formation of the geese.

50. 朝花夕逝，时光何去太匆匆。少年有梦，莫等年老空悲叹。

50. Flowers bloom in the morning and wither at night, time flies too quickly. Youth has dreams, don't wait until old age and regret in vain.

51. 少年仍是期盼层楼， 清秋之时，还如往初般多愁善感， 自作多情地呓语佳人，以为诗意， 唯有新词之雅兴， 不知为何早已消失殆尽。 风过无痕，纤云飘忽， 景致惹人怜， 只剩这少年也童心未泯， 眼看这昏黄的年少一梦飞逝过衣袖。

51. The youth still yearns for the towering heights, in the clear autumn, he is as melancholic and sensitive as ever before, whimsically whispering about beauties as if in poetic fancy, but only in the pursuit of the elegance of new verses, unaware that it has long vanished. The wind passes without leaving a trace, the slender clouds drift aimlessly, the scenery is charming and pitiful, only this youth, still childlike at heart, watches as this dream of his youth, tinged with dusk, swiftly flies past his sleeves.

52. 《感岁年》。文/鸠乌尔。知否，昔日少年时，花红翠绿羞初见。今不变、处子争向艳，只若再是如初恋。鬓老残，思花前，长恨不解，借谁贪欢。

52. "Feeling the Years Pass." Text by Ji Wu'er. Do you know, in our youthful days, flowers blooming red and green shamed our first sight. Now, unchanged, virgins vie for their beauty, only if it could be as the first love again. With hair turning gray and remnants of youth, I think of flowers before me, deeply regretting, seeking whom to share my fleeting joy.

53. 少年易学老难成，一寸光阴不可轻。未觉池塘春草梦，阶前梧叶已秋声。

53. It is easy to learn when young, but difficult to achieve old age; a moment of time is not to be wasted. Before realizing the dream of spring grass in the pond, the sound of autumn leaves in front of the steps has already arrived.

54. 少年游。春风不解少年意。儿时竹马顾相惜。待至江南红花绿。芳草萋萋柳依依。

54. Young Men's Play. The spring breeze does not understand the young men's intentions. Boys from childhood, holding each other dear. When it comes to the red flowers and greenery of the south of the Yangtze River. Luxuriant grasses and willows sway.

55. 树木添年轮，青春已远去，童年藏旧梦，容颜剩苍老。

55. Trees add annual rings, youth has gone far away, childhood hides old dreams, and only the face remains withered and old.

56. 这个世界，太寂寞了，我们太孤单了，很多时候我们都身不由己，只是没人理解我们摆了。

56. This world is too lonely, we are too lonely. Many times, we are not in control of ourselves, but no one understands our predicament.

57. 在一个个五光十色的希望肥皂泡中蹉跎岁月，浪费青春年华。

57. Wasting precious years and youthful years in each colorful, kaleidoscopic soap bubble of hope.

58. 青春的叛逆，岁月的流逝。回首往事，是不是也会为青春流泪、叹息或是后悔留下遗憾呢？

58. Rebellion in youth, the passage of time. Looking back on the past, would you also shed tears, sigh, or regret leaving regrets in your youth?

59. 一轮孤月下一株孤独的树，这是一种不可企及的妩媚。

59. Under a solitary moon, a solitary tree stands—a kind of allure that is unreachable.

60. 夜夜难眠，天天泪痕，泪水淹没日月，混淆乾坤，也无法挽回流失的岁月，重返最初之净泊。

60. Sleepless nights, tears every day, tears flooding over the sun and moon, confusing heaven and earth, yet unable to retrieve the lost years, to return to the pristine purity of the beginning.

61. 为学应须毕生力，攀登贵在少年时。——苏步青

61. One should exert oneself throughout life in the pursuit of learning; it is most valuable to climb mountains in one's youth. — Su Buqing

62. 青少年是人生发展最重要的时期。——(威·柯珀)

62. Adolescence is the most important period in the development of life. ——(William Cowper)

63. 少年爱在口上，中年人爱在行动，老年人爱在心中。——培根

63. Young love is in words, middle-aged love is in action, old love is in the heart. - Bacon

64. 一个人在少年得意，未必是福，而少年时的折磨，却往往使得日后能有更大的成就。一块美玉，不经琢磨，不能成器，人之一生，何尝不是如此——古龙

64. One's prosperity in youth is not necessarily a blessing; however, the trials one faces in youth often lead to greater achievements later on. Just as a fine jade cannot be shaped without being polished, a person's life is no different — as Gu Long said.

65. 少年常吟蜀道难，畏似天梯不可攀，如今霜雪驻双鬓，始知蜀道在人间;登阶步步背心力，面前依旧百重山，人生真谛君若解，应如挑夫莫不言。——冯骥才

65. Youth often recited the poem "The Difficulty of Shu Road," fearing it as an unattainable ladder to heaven. Now that frost and snow have settled on my two temples, I finally understand that the Shu Road is among humans; climbing step by step against one's will, before me still lie a hundred layers of mountains. If you understand the true meaning of life, you should be like a porter who does not speak much. — Feng Jicai

66. 少年恃险若平地，独倚长剑，凌清秋。——顾况

66. A young man relies on danger as if it were level ground, standing alone with a long sword, soaring over the clear autumn. — Gu Kuang

67. 光阴似箭催人老，日月如移越少年。——(高明)

67. Time flies like an arrow, hastening people into old age; the sun and moon seem to shift, surpassing youth. — (Gao Ming)

68. 让学生体验到一种自己在亲身参与掌握知识的情感，乃是唤到少年特有的对知识的兴趣的重要条件。当一个人不仅在认识世界，而且在认识自我的时候，就能形成兴趣，没有这种自我肯定的体验，就不可能有对知识的真正的兴趣。——苏霍姆林斯基

68. Enabling students to experience a sense of personally mastering knowledge through their participation is an important condition for awakening the unique interest in knowledge that teenagers possess. When a person not only recognizes the world but also recognizes themselves, they can develop an interest. Without this experience of self-affirmation, there can be no genuine interest in knowledge. — Sukhomlinsky

69. 世间万物有盛衰，人生安得常少年。——((明)于谦)

69. All things in the world have their rise and decline; how can one's youth last forever? —— ((Ming Dynasty) Yu Qian)

70. 爱慕一个女子，通常爱她现在的样子;爱慕一个少年，通常着眼于他未来的样子。——(卢梭)

70. To admire a woman, it is usually her current appearance that one admires; to admire a youth, it is often his future appearance that one focuses on. — (Rousseau)

71. 古人学问无遗力，少壮工夫老始成——宋˙陆游《冬夜读书示子聿》

71. The ancient sages did not spare their efforts in their studies, and the fruits of their youthful endeavors only became evident in their old age. —— Song Dynasty, Lu You's "Reading at Night in Winter and Teaching My Son Yuyue"