1. 粗缯大布裹生涯，腹有诗书气自华。

1. Wrapped in coarse silk and coarse cloth through life, the spirit shines with the aura of poetry and books.

2. 弱冠弄柔翰，卓荦观群书。?>

2. At the age of twenty, he skillfully handles the soft brush, and has an outstanding view of a multitude of books.

3. 坑灰未冷山东乱，刘项原来不读书。

3. The ashes of the pit are still warm, and chaos prevails in Shandong; Liu and Xiang were never scholars in the first place.

4. 当怒读则喜，当病读则痊。恃此用为命，纵横堆满前。

4. When reading with anger, it brings joy; when reading with illness, it cures. Relying on this as life, it fills the path before, both left and right.

5. 少年易老学难成，一寸光阴不可轻。未觉池塘春草梦，阶前梧叶已秋声。

5. Youth is easily gone, and learning is hard to accomplish; one inch of time should not be wasted. Before one realizes the dream of spring grass in the pond, the sound of autumn leaves has already filled the steps.

6. 灯火纸窗修竹里，读书声。

6. Amidst bamboo groves, lanterns flicker through paper windows, the sound of reading fills the air.

7. 读书不觉已春深，一寸光阴一寸金。

7. Reading unaware, the spring has already deepened; an inch of time is an inch of gold.

8. 黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。

8. "One does not realize the value of early study when young, only to regret it when one is old and white-haired."

9. 读书不放一字过，闭户忽惊双鬓秋。

9. Reading does not let a single character pass by, suddenly closing the door I'm startled to find my temples have turned autumnal.

10. 儿大诗书女丝麻，公但读书煮春茶。

10. Sons should study poetry and books, daughters should weave silk and hemp; the father only needs to read and brew spring tea.

11. 一个浑身有几何，学书不就学兵戈。南思北想无安着，明镜催人白发多。

11. One who is all geometry, studying books instead of military strategy. Southward thoughts and northward dreams bring no peace, the bright mirror hastens the growth of one's white hair.

12. 业精于勤，荒于嬉；行成于思，毁于随。

12. Skill is honed through diligence, but is lost through idleness; character is formed through thought, but is destroyed through carelessness.

13. 要多读书，但不要读太多的书。

13. Read more books, but don't read too many books.

14. 三冬暂就儒生学，千耦还从父老耕。

14. For three winters I temporarily studied with scholars, and for a thousand pairs of oxen, I returned to till the fields with my parents.

15. 春读书，兴味长，磨其砚，笔花香。读书求学不宜懒，天地日月比人忙。燕语莺歌希领悟，桃红李白写文章。

15. In spring, reading brings a lasting interest, grinding the inkstone, the pen brings fragrance. Studying and seeking knowledge should not be lazy, the heavens, earth, sun, and moon are busier than people. The songs of swallows and orioles hope to gain insight, the red peaches and white lilies are written into articles.

16. 尹家在皋桥，喧阗井市区。何以掩市声，充楼古今书。左陈四五册，右倾三两壶。

16. The Yin family resides in Gaoqiao, a bustling city area. How to mask the city noise, filling the building with ancient and modern books. To the left, there are four or five volumes, and to the right, a few cups are tilted.

17. 悲吟雨雪动林木，放书辍剑思高堂。

17. Sad laments echo in the rain and snow, setting the trees in motion; casting aside books and swords, thoughts turn to the high hall.

18. 少小多才学，平生志气高。别人怀宝剑，我有笔如刀。

18. Young and talented, with high ambitions throughout my life. While others carry a sword, I wield a pen like a blade.

19. 读一本好书，就是和许多高尚的人谈话。

19. Reading a good book is like conversing with many noble individuals.

20. 书当快意读易尽，客有可人期不来。

20. Books are quickly read when one is pleased, but guests who are enjoyable are often not expected to come.

21. 读书不觉春已深，一寸光阴一寸金。不是道人来引笑，周情孔思正追寻。

21. Reading unaware, spring has already deepened, an inch of time is as precious as an inch of gold. It's not that the monk has come to elicit a laugh, but I am earnestly pursuing the sentiments of Zhou and Kong.

22. 历览千载书，时时见遗烈。

22. Having read books through thousands of years, I see heroic deeds all the time.

23. 有些人为思想而读书-罕见；有些人为写作而读书常见；有些人为搜集谈资而读书，这些人占读书人的大多数。

23. Some people read for the sake of ideas - it is rare; some people read for the sake of writing - it is common; and some people read for the purpose of gathering conversational material, and these people constitute the majority of readers.

24. 谤书盈箧不复辩，脱身来看江南山。

24. Filled with defamatory books, I no longer wish to argue; I withdraw to view the mountains of Jiangnan.

25. 一月不读书，耳目失精爽。

25. Not reading in January, the ears and eyes lose their sharpness.

26. 古来学问无遗力，少壮功夫老始成。纸上得来终觉浅，绝知此事要躬行。

26. Throughout history, scholars have exerted their utmost efforts in pursuit of knowledge, and it is only in old age that the fruits of their youth's labor are realized. Knowledge gained from books is always superficial, and to truly understand something, one must engage in practical experience.

27. 木之就规矩，在梓匠轮舆。人之能为人，由腹有诗书。诗书勤乃有，不勤腹空虚。

27. The wood being shaped to fit the rules, it is in the hands of the carpenter and wheelwright. A person's ability to be human, comes from having poetry and books in their belly. Poetry and books are achieved through diligence, but without diligence, the belly is empty.

28. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。

28. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not refrain from doing good because it is small.

29. 别来十年学不厌，读破万卷诗愈美。

29. Not tired of learning for ten years, reading thousands of poems makes me even more beautiful.

30. 书卷多情似故人，晨昏忧乐每相亲。眼前直下三千字，胸次全无一点尘。

30. Books are affectionate like old friends, always close by in joy and sorrow at dawn and dusk. Before my eyes, there are three thousand characters straight down, and my chest is free of any dust.

31. 半亩方塘一鉴开，天光云影共徘徊。

31. A half mu pond reflects the opening sky, where light and shadows dance together.

32. 细雨无尘驾小车，厂桥东畔晚行徐。奚童悄向舆夫语，莫典春衣又买书？

32. Drizzle drives a small car dust-free, leisurely walking by the east bank of the factory bridge at dusk. The page boy whispers to the carriage driver, "Shouldn't we sell the spring clothes and buy books instead?"

33. 窗间白发催愁境，烛底苍头劝读书。

33. White hair between windows hastens the mood of melancholy, while the ancient head under the candlelight encourages reading.

34. 三人行，必有我师也。择其善者而从之，其不善者而改之。

34. Where there are three people walking together, there must be someone I can learn from. I will follow the good qualities of others, and correct my own shortcomings.

35. 读书有三到，谓心到，眼到，口到。

35. There are three ways to study well, which are heart, eyes, and mouth.

36. 书多笔渐重，睡少枕长新。

36. The book accumulates, the pen grows heavier; sleep is scarce, and the pillow remains new.

37. 读律看书四十年，乌纱头上有青天。男儿欲画凌烟阁，第一功名不爱钱。

37. Having studied laws and books for forty years, there's still a clear sky above his official hat. A man wants to paint his name on the Vermilion Gallery, but his first achievement is not to love money.

38. 金鞍玉勒寻芳客，未信我庐别有春。

38. The guest in gold saddle and jade rein seeks the fragrant flowers, yet he does not believe that my humble abode has another spring.

39. 读书破万卷，下笔如有神。

39. Reading a thousand books breaks the barrier, and writing becomes as if guided by a divine force.

40. 昨夜江边春水生，蒙冲巨舰一毛轻。向来枉费推移力，此日中流自在行。

40. Last night, the spring river flowed on the riverbank, and the massive battleship seemed as light as a feather. Previously, I had wasted all the effort in pushing, but today, I float freely in the middle of the stream.

41. 知之者不如好之者，好之者不如乐之者。

41. He who knows is not as good as he who loves, and he who loves is not as good as he who delights in it.

42. 熟读唐诗三百首，不会作诗也会吟。

42. If you have thoroughly read three hundred Tang poems, you will be able to recite them even if you cannot write poetry.

43. 一日不读书，胸臆无佳想。

43. Not reading a day makes the mind lack good thoughts.