1. 静水流深，沧笙踏歌；三生阴晴圆缺，一朝悲欢离合。

1. Calm waters run deep, and the ancient sheng (a Chinese musical instrument) plays songs; through three lives, there are changes of sunshine and rain, fullness and waning of the moon; in one moment, there are joys and sorrows, separations and reunions.

2. 事师长贵乎礼也，交朋友贵乎信也。——《朱熹》

2. It is important to be courteous towards one's teachers, and to be faithful in one's friendships. — Zhu Xi

3. 精诚所至，金石为开。

3. Where there is a will, there is a way.

4. 花月分牕进，迨草共阶生。接泪衫前满，单瞑梦里惊。

4. The flowers enter through the window in the month of flowers, and the grass grows along with the steps. The tears are full in front of the shirt, and I am startled in a dream with one eye closed.

5. 知者不惑，仁者不忧，勇者不惧。

5. The wise are not perplexed, the benevolent are not anxious, and the brave are not afraid.

6. 采得百花成蜜后，为谁辛苦为谁甜。

6. After gathering all the flowers to make honey, who toils and who reaps the sweetness?

7. 好利者，逸出于道义之外，其害显而浅；好名者，窜入于道义之中，其害隐而深。

7. Those who seek gain exceed the bounds of righteousness, and their harm is evident yet superficial; those who seek fame delve into the realm of righteousness, and their harm is concealed yet profound.

8. 古文里面也是有很多励志的 名言 的，一起来看看吧。——《杜甫》

8. There are also many inspiring sayings in classical Chinese texts. Let's take a look at some together.—Du Fu

9. 人生实难，死如之何？

9. Life is indeed difficult, and what of death?

10. 天苍苍，野茫茫，风吹草低见牛羊。

10. The sky is vast and boundless, the wilderness endless, where the wind blows low and reveals cattle and sheep.

11. 宁为玉碎，不为瓦全。

11. Better to be broken than to be whole as a pot shard.

12. 城若破，有死而已。玉可碎而不可改其白，竹可焚而不可毁其节：身虽陨，名可垂于竹帛也。

12. If the city falls, there is only death. Jade can be broken but not its purity, bamboo can be burned but not its integrity: though my body may fall, my name can be etched in bamboo and silk.

13. 女无美恶，入宫见妒：士无贤不肖，入朝见疑。

13. Whether a woman is beautiful or not, she will be envied once she enters the palace; whether a scholar is virtuous or not, he will be suspected once he enters the court.

14. 亦岂效区区书生，数黄论黑，舞文弄墨而已乎——《罗贯中》

14. Is it also the case that one should emulate a mere scholar, merely counting and discussing the yellow and the black, playing with words and ink? —— From Luo Guanzhong

15. 明日复明日，明日何其多？日日待明日，万事成蹉跎。

15. Tomorrow and tomorrow, there are so many tomorrows? Waiting for tomorrow day by day, all things turn to waste.

16. 学固不在乎读书，然不读书则义理无由明。

16. Studying is not solely about reading books, yet without reading, the understanding of moral principles is impossible.

17. 书痴者文必工，艺痴者技必良。

17. A book lover's writing will necessarily be skilled, and an art enthusiast's technique will undoubtedly be excellent.

18. 夫众病积聚，皆起于虚也，虚生百病。

18. All diseases and accumulations arise from weakness, and weakness gives rise to a hundred diseases.

19. 树深不怕风摇动，树正何愁月影斜。——《增广贤文》

19. The deep trees are not afraid of the wind's sway, the straight trees have no worries about the moon's slanting shadow. —— From "Zengguang Xianwen"

20. 身在千山顶上头，突岩深缝妙香稠。非无脚下浮云闹，来不相知去不留。

20. Perched atop the peak amidst a thousand mountains, the exquisite fragrance of the abrupt rocks in deep crevices is thick. There are no floating clouds beneath my feet causing a ruckus, yet they come and go without my knowledge, leaving no trace behind.

21. 为学之道，莫先于穷理；穷理之要，必先于读书。

21. The way to study is to first seek the truth; to seek the truth, one must first read books.

22. 居安思危，思则有备，有备无患。

22. When at peace, anticipate danger; when anticipating, be prepared; and with preparation, there is no danger.

23. 读书不知味，不如束高阁；蠢鱼尔何如，终日食糟粕。

23. If you read books without savoring their essence, it's better to stack them on a high shelf; what's the use of a foolish fish, who spends the whole day eating dregs?

24. 疑则勿用，用则不疑。

24. If in doubt, do not use; if used, do not doubt.

25. 落地为兄弟，何必骨肉亲。

25. Being a brother by birth is enough; why do we need to be related by blood?

26. 平生知心者，屈指能几人？

26. In a lifetime, how many close friends can one count on the fingers?

27. 惺惺惜惺惺，好汉惜好汉。

27. One who is compassionate towards others is also compassionate towards himself, and a true man respects another true man.

28. 今日所说之话，明日勿因小利害而变。——《曾国藩》

28. Do not change what you have said today because of minor interests tomorrow. ——Zeng Guofan

29. 两情若是久长时，又岂在朝朝暮暮。

29. If love is to endure for a long time, it does not matter whether it is every morning and evening.

30. 大丈夫处其厚，不居其薄;处其实，不居其华。——《道德经》

30. The great man dwells in the substantial, not in the thin; in the real, not in the showy. — Tao Te Ching

31. 结交一人难上难，得罪一人一时间。

31. It is difficult to make one friend and it is all too easy to offend one. One's actions can easily make someone upset for a time.

32. 生当作人杰，死亦为鬼雄。

32. To live, be a hero among men; to die, be a hero among ghosts.

33. 春风得意马蹄疾，一日看尽长安花。

33. With the spring breeze blowing, my horse gallops swiftly; in a single day, I can see all the flowers of Chang'an.

34. 晨兴理荒秽，带月荷锄归。

34. At dawn, I clear away the waste, returning with hoe on shoulder, under the moon's glow.

35. 二十四桥仍在，波心荡，冷月无声。

35. The Twenty-Four Bridge still stands, the waves in the center sway, and the cold moon makes no sound.

36. 忙处事为，常向闲中先检点，过举自稀。动时念想，预从静里密操持，非心自息。

36. Being busy with affairs, one should often inspect and check oneself when idle, and one's excessive actions will naturally diminish. When in motion, one should contemplate and prepare beforehand, from a state of tranquility, and the unwholesome thoughts will naturally subside.

37. 莫道无情何必尔，自缘我辈正钟情。——《唐寅》

37. Why do you say I have no feelings? It's because my kind are deeply in love. — From Tang Yin

38. 苍蝇不叮无缝蛋，谣言不找谨慎人。——《增广贤文》

38. Flies do not land on crack-free eggs; rumors do not seek out cautious people. —— "The Extended Sayings of the Exemplary"

39. 学然后知不足，教然后知困。

39. Through learning, one comes to realize one's deficiencies; through teaching, one recognizes one's limitations.

40. 委肉当饿虎之蹊，祸必不振矣。

40. To give flesh to a ravenous tiger on its path, disaster is inevitable.

41. 十年窗下无人问，一举成名天下知。

41. For ten years, no one asked about me under the window, but with one stroke, I became famous throughout the world.

42. 此中有真意，欲辨已忘言。

42. The true meaning is within, yet when I wish to discern it, the words have already slipped away.

43. 絺兮绤兮，凄其以风。我思古人，实获我心。

43. Silken and fine, the gossamer shivers in the wind. I think of the ancients, and they truly resonate with my heart.

44. 觉人之诈，不形于言；受人之侮，不动于色。

44. Recognize a person's deceit without revealing it in words; endure being insulted without showing anger on one's face.

45. 月明星稀，乌鹊南飞，绕树三匝，何枝可依——《曹操》

45. The moon is bright and stars are sparse, crows fly southward; circling around the tree, which branch can they rely on? —— From the Song of Cao Cao

46. 入我相思门，知我相思苦，长相思兮长相忆，短相思兮无穷极。

46. Enter the gate of my yearning, know the bitterness of my longing, the long yearning and the long memory, the short yearning and the endless.

47. 良言一句三冬暖，恶语伤人六月寒。

47. A kind word can warm three winters, while a harsh word can chill a person in June.

48. 亦余心之所善兮，虽九死其犹未悔。

48. It is also what I cherish in my heart, though I might face death nine times, I would not regret.

49. 书到用时方恨少，事非经过不知难。

49. One regrets the lack of books when in need, and one cannot understand the difficulty of a matter unless one has experienced it.

50. 小人以小善为无益而弗为也，以小恶为无伤而弗去也，故恶积而不可掩，罪大而不可解。

50. The mean person considers small virtues to be of no benefit and thus does not practice them, and considers small vices to be of no harm and thus does not discard them. Therefore, evil accumulates and cannot be concealed, and the sins become great and cannot be resolved.

51. 身无彩凤双飞翼，心有灵犀一点通。

51. Without colorful phoenix wings to fly in pairs, yet our hearts are connected with a single, spiritual understanding.

52. 处事速不如思，便不如当，用意不如平心。——《曾国藩》

52. It's better to think than act quickly, and better to be present than to be impulsive, and better to use one's mind than to let emotions run wild. —Zeng Guofan

53. 芙蓉万里潇湘路，雏凤清于老凤声。

53. The thousand miles of the Xiang River lead to the lotus, the young phoenix's voice is clearer than that of the old phoenix.

54. 春风又绿江南岸，明月何时照我还。

54. The spring breeze once again greens the riverside, when will the bright moon shine upon me again?

55. 人之生也直，罔之生也，幸而免。——《论语》

55. A person's life is straightforward; to live a crooked life is to be fortunate if one is able to escape。——The Analects

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57. 凡有盛必有衰，不可不预为之计。——《曾国藩》

56. Ancient Classic Inspirational Sayings 57. Where there is prosperity, there must be decline; it is indispensable to make preparations in advance. —Zeng Guofan

58. 晴空一鹤排云上，便引诗情到碧霄。

58. A solitary crane soars through the clear sky, leading the poetic spirit to the azure heights.

59. 男大当婚女大当嫁，不婚不嫁惹出笑话。——《增广贤文》

59. Young men should marry and young women should get married; not getting married or married can cause a laughingstock. — "The Expanded Collection of Famous Sayings"

60. 劳谦虚己，则附者众；骄倨傲慢，则去者疾。

60. If one is humble and modest, many will follow; but if one is proud, haughty, and arrogant, many will leave quickly.

61. 我心本无乡，心安是归处。

61. The heart has no home, peace of mind is its destination.

62. 读而未晓则思，思而未晓则读。

62. If something is read but not fully understood, think about it; if something is thought about but still not fully understood, then read it.

63. 风雷，益。君子以见善则迁，有过则改。——《易经》

63. Wind and thunder, benefit. The superior man, when he sees virtue, changes to it; when he has faults, he corrects them. — The Book of Changes

64. 当身边没有榜样，自己就是榜样。

64. When there are no role models around, you become the role model yourself.

65. 今夜闻君琵琶语，如听仙乐耳暂明。

65. This evening, upon hearing your lute melody, it's as if I'm listening to celestial music, and my ears are briefly enlightened.

66. 世事洞明皆学问，人情练达即 文章 。——《曹雪芹》

66. Understanding the world's complexities is a matter of learning, and being adept at human relationships is the essence of literature. ——From Cao Xueqin's works.

67. 人生有新故，贵贱不相逾。

67. Life has new and old, and there is no overstepping of rank.

68. 定定住天涯，依依向物华。寒梅最堪恨，长作去年花。

68. Steadily fixed at the edge of the world, lovingly attached to the beauty of nature. The cold plum blossoms are the most to be disliked, as they always seem like last year's flowers.

69. 香雾云鬟湿，清辉玉臂寒。

69. The fragrant mist clings to the damp cloud-like hairpins, the cold radiance graces the jade-like arms.

70. 听言当以理观。一闻在辄以为据，往往多失。——《曾国藩》

70. Listening to others should be based on reason. One should not take everything they hear as evidence, as this often leads to many mistakes. ——Zeng Guofan

71. 君子以见善则迁，有过则改。

71. A gentleman moves towards virtue when he sees it, and corrects himself when he has faults.

72. 删繁就简三秋树，领异标新二月花。

72. The tree of simplicity flourishes through the three seasons, while the flower of innovation blooms in February.

73. 诚能体而存之，则众善之源，百行之本。——《朱熹》

73. If one can truly embody and maintain it, it is the source of all good and the foundation of all virtues. — Zhu Xi

74. 非其鬼而祭之，谄也。见义不为，无勇也。——《论语》

74. To sacrifice to a ghost that is not one's own is flattery. To see what is right and not do it is lack of courage. — From the Analects

75. 尺有所短，寸有所长。

75. One measure may have its shortcoming, while another measure may have its strengths.

76. 荣枯事过都成梦，忧喜心忘便是禅。

76. All things of prosperity and decline turn into dreams, and the forgetting of joy and sorrow is enlightenment.

77. 君子以俭德辟难，不可荣以禄。

77. A gentleman uses frugality and virtue to avoid difficulties; he cannot be honored with wealth.

78. 当断不断，反受其乱。

78. If one hesitates to make a decisive decision, they will end up suffering from the chaos it brings.

79. 月上柳梢头，人约黄昏后。

79. Under the moon, by the willow's tip, a meeting is set after dusk.

80. 虚己应物，必究千变之容；挟情适事，不观万物之妙。

80. Emptiness of oneself in response to external things, one must explore the myriad variations of appearance; while carrying emotions to adapt to situations, one does not perceive the wonders of all things.

81. 天下大势，分久必合，合久必分。——《罗贯中》

81. The overall trend of the world is that separation for a long time will lead to unity, and unity for a long time will lead to separation. — From Luo Guanzhong

82. 士有三不斗：毋与君子斗名，毋与小人斗利，毋与天地斗巧。

82. There are three things that a gentleman does not quarrel over: do not quarrel with a gentleman over reputation, do not quarrel with a small person over gain, and do not quarrel with the heavens and earth over skill.

83. 孤帆远影碧山尽，唯见长江天际流。

83. A solitary sail vanishes at the edge of the emerald hills, leaving only the Yangtze River flowing to the horizon.