1. 只要我们具有能够改善事物的能力，我们的首要职责就是利用它并训练我们的全部智慧和能力，来为我们人类至高无上的事业服务。——赫胥黎

1. "As long as we have the ability to improve things, our primary duty is to utilize it and train all our wisdom and abilities to serve the supreme cause of our human kind." — Huxley

2. 时间是人的财富、全部财富，正如时间是国家的财富一样，因为任何财富都是时间与行动化合之后的成果。——巴尔扎克

2. Time is the wealth of a person, all wealth, just as time is the wealth of a nation, because any wealth is the result of the combination of time and action. — Balzac

3. 有伟大理想的人，生活永远闪射着光芒。英国

3. People with great ideals, their lives always shine with brilliance. United Kingdom

4. 了却君王天下事，赢得生前身后名。辛弃疾

4. To settle the emperor's affairs of the world, win fame before and after death. Xin Qiji.

5. 日出江花红胜火，春来江水绿如蓝。白居易

5. The sun rises over the river, flowers red brighter than fire; in spring, the river water is green as blue. — Bai Juyi

6. 读书有三到，谓心到，眼到，口到。朱熹

6. There are three key aspects to reading: the mind must be engaged, the eyes must be attentive, and the mouth must be active. - Zhu Xi

7. 德行的实际是由行为，不是由文字。——夸美纽斯

7. The actuality of virtue is in action, not in words. — Comenius

8. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。惟贤惟德，能服于人。刘备

8. Do not do evil because it seems small, and do not refrain from doing good because it seems small. Only virtue and morality can win the respect and obedience of others. — Liu Bei

9. 少小而学，及壮有为；壮年而学，及老不衰；老年而学，及死不朽。佐藤一斋

9. "Learning at a young age, one achieves success in one's youth; learning in one's prime, one remains vigorous into old age; learning in old age, one continues to be immortal even after death." - Sato Ichisai

10. 一个从不怀疑生活方向和目标的人，绝对不会绝望。莫里亚克

10. A person who never doubts the direction and goals of life will never despair. — Morialac

11. 业精于勤，荒于嬉;行成于思，毁于随。——韩愈

11. Diligence begets skill, while idleness ruins it; conduct is shaped by thought, while neglect ruins it. -- Han Yu

12. 科学是脑力劳动，是脑力劳动的产物;而诗歌只能看成是它的消遣。——培根

12. Science is mental labor, the product of mental labor; poetry can only be regarded as its pastime. — Bacon

13. 君子之接如水，小人之接如醴。《礼记·表记》

13. The interaction of a gentleman is like water, while that of a small man is like sweet wine. — From the "Record of Rites · Record of the Ritual"

14. 书籍是朋友，虽然没有热情，但是非常忠实——雨果

14. Books are friends, though they have no passion, they are very loyal — Hugo

15. 不患位之不尊，而患德之不崇；不耻禄之不伙，而耻智之不博。张衡

15. It is not a concern that one's position is not highly respected, but rather a concern that one's virtues are not honored; it is not shameful for one's salary to be insufficient, but it is disgraceful for one's knowledge not to be extensive. — Zhang Heng

16. 业精于勤，荒于嬉；行成于思，毁于随。——韩愈

16. "Diligence begets proficiency, idleness leads to neglect; actions are shaped by thought, but destroyed by carelessness." — Han Yu

17. 立身以立学为先，立学以读书为本。——欧阳修

17. Establish oneself first in learning, and take reading as the foundation of learning. -- Ouyang Xiu

18. 教育工作中的百分之一的废品，就会使国家遭受严重的损失。——马卡连柯

18. One percent of defective products in educational work can result in serious losses for the country. – Makarenko

19. 放弃时间的人，时间也会放弃他。——莎士比亚

19. He who abandons time will be abandoned by time. - Shakespeare

20. 当许多人在一条路上徘徊不前时，他们不得不让开一条大路，让那珍惜时间的人赶到他们的前面去。苏格拉底

20. When many are hesitating and not moving forward on a path, they must make way, allowing those who value their time to reach their destination ahead of them. - Socrates

21. 诚挚的道歉不仅能够和解被损坏的关系，而且还可以使这种关系变得更为牢固。诺曼·文森特·皮尔

21. An sincere apology not only can reconcile a damaged relationship, but also can make such a relationship even stronger. - Norman Vincent Peale

22. 艺术和科学的价值在于没有私欲的服务，在于为万人的利益服务。——罗斯金

22. The value of art and science lies in selfless service, in serving the interests of all people. — Ruskin

23. 科学不能或者不愿影响到自己的民族以外是不配做科学的。——普朗克

23. Science is not and should not be qualified as science if it does not or does not wish to affect its own nation beyond that. - Planck

24. 在科学里，嘲笑腐儒，也就类似宗教里的嘲笑迷信。——爱献生

24. In science, ridiculing pedants is akin to ridiculing superstition in religion. - I. A. Richards

25. 人如果没有知识，无异于行尸走肉。——托·因哲伦德

25. If a person lacks knowledge, they are no different from a walking corpse. - Thoreau Ingersoll

26. 名言可以激发我们的自信心，帮我们找到生活的信念。

26. Famous sayings can inspire our self-confidence and help us find belief in life.

27. 时间就是能力等等发展的地盘。马克思

27. Time is the ground for the development of ability and so on. - Marx

28. 希望虽是不可依靠的东西，当时能使我们通过坎坷，走到人生的终点。——罗什夫科

28. Hope, though unreliable, can lead us through the hardships to the end of our lives. — Rochefort

29. 谦固美名，过谦者，宜防其诈。朱熹

29. A person who is overly modest should be wary of their deceit. — Zhu Xi

30. 我们有力的道德就是通过奋斗取得物质上的成功；这种道德既适用于国家，也适用于个人。——罗素

30. Our powerful morality is to achieve material success through struggle; this morality applies to both the nation and the individual. — Russell

31. 读书如行路，历险毋惶恐。—— 《清诗铎·读书》

31. Reading is like walking, and facing adventures should not be feared. — "Qing Shi Diao: Reading"

32. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。——《汉乐府·长歌行》

32. If the young don't strive, in old age they will only regret. —— From the "Hanfu·Changge Xing"

33. 趁年轻去探求知识吧，它将弥补由于年老而带来的亏损，智慧乃是老年的精神养料，所以年轻时应该努力，这就年老时不致空虚。达·芬奇

33. Seek knowledge while you are young, for it will compensate for the losses brought about by old age. Wisdom is the spiritual nourishment of old age, so one should strive hard in youth so as not to be empty-handed in old age. — Leonardo da Vinci

34. 以青春之我，创造青春之家庭，青春之国家，青春之民族，青春之人类，青春之地球，青春之宇宙，资以乐其无涯之生。——李大钊

34. With the youthful me, create a youthful family, a youthful nation, a youthful ethnicity, a youthful humanity, a youthful Earth, a youthful universe, and enrich it with joy in its boundless life. — Li Dazhao

35. 外物之味，久则可厌；读书之味，愈久愈深。——程颐

35. The taste of external objects becomes tiresome after a long time; the taste of reading deepens with time。——Cheng Yi

36. 知识是珍贵宝石的结晶，文化是宝石放出来的光泽。——泰戈尔

36. Knowledge is the crystallization of a precious gem, and culture is the luster emitted by the gem. - Rabindranath Tagore

37. 如果落日的余辉照射着你的双手，你发觉它们当天并没有做过有价值的事情，那你就应当把这一天看作已经失落。爱德华·杨格

37. If the glow of the setting sun shines upon your hands, and you realize that they have not done anything of value that day, then you should consider that day as having been lost. - Edward Young