1. 胸无大志，枉活一世。

1. Without grand ambitions, one's life is in vain.

2. 鱼跳龙门往上游。

2. The fish leaps over the dragon gate upstream.

3. 非淡泊无以明志，非宁静无以致远。

3. One cannot clarify one's aspirations without detachment; one cannot achieve far-reaching success without tranquility.

4. 面歧路者有行迷之虑，仰高山者有飞天之志。——西晋·付玄

4. Those facing a crossroads have the concern of getting lost, while those looking up at high mountains have the ambition of flying into the sky. — Fu Xuan of the Western Jin Dynasty

5. 石看纹理山看脉，人看志气树看材。

5. Stones are judged by their grain, mountains by their veins, people by their ambition, and trees by their timber.

6. 追踪着鹿的猎人是看不见山的。

6. The hunter who tracks the deer cannot see the mountain.

7. 贫困教会贫困者一切。

7. The church is poor for the poor among the poor.

8. 无理想而又优柔寡断是一种可悲的心理。

8. Lack of ideals and indecisiveness is a pitiful psychological state.

9. 治天下者必先立其志。

9. He who wishes to govern the world must first establish his resolve.

10. 有志者能使石头长出青草来。

10. The determined can make grass grow on stones.

11. 人生不得行胸怀，虽寿百岁犹为无也。

11. If one cannot lead a life of broad vision and aspiration, then even a lifespan of a hundred years is as nothing.

12. 大鹏一日同风起，扶摇直上九万里。

12. The great鹏 bird takes flight one day with the wind, soaring straight up to nine thousand miles.

13. 雄心壮志是茫茫黑夜中的北斗星。

13. Ambition is the North Star in the boundless darkness.

14. 志气和贫困是患难兄弟，世人常见他们伴在一起。

14. Ambition and poverty are brothers in adversity, often seen accompanying each other in the world.

15. 人无志向，和迷途的盲人一样。

15. A person without ambition is like a blind man lost in the wilderness.

16. 壮志与热情是伟业的辅翼。

16. Zeal and enthusiasm are the wings that aid in great undertakings.

17. 无志愁压头，有志能搬山。

17. Without ambition, worries weigh heavily on one's head, but with ambition, one can move mountains.

18. 理想是指路明星。没有理想，就没有坚定的方向，而没有方向，就没有生活。

18. Idealism is the guiding star. Without ideals, there is no steadfast direction, and without direction, there is no life.

19. 人需要理想，但是需要人的符合自然的理想，而不是超自然的理想。

19. People need ideals, but they need ideals that are in harmony with nature, not supernatural ideals.

20. 鸟不展翅膀难高飞。

20. Birds cannot soar high without spreading their wings.

21. 没有奋争，人生便寂寞难忍。

21. Without struggle, life is lonely and unbearable.

22. 每个人都有一定的理想，这种理想决定着他的'努力和判断的方向。

22. Everyone has certain ideals, which determine the direction of their 'efforts and judgments.'

23. 释义：大丈夫应该胸怀广大，万里的距离在眼中看来就像邻居这么近。

23. Explanation: A true gentleman should have a broad mind. To him, a distance of ten thousand miles seems as close as the distance to a neighbor.

24. 志坚者，功名之柱也。登山不以艰险而止，则必臻乎峻岭。

24. Those with strong determination are the pillar of achievement and fame. If one does not stop climbing a mountain due to its difficulties and dangers, they will inevitably reach the peak.

25. 有在事业上的精力，就该在多字上加一；用在吃穿上的精力，应该在少字上减一。

25. If one has vitality in their career, it should be added by one in the word 'more'; if one uses vitality in eating and dressing, it should be reduced by one in the word 'less'.

26. 器大者声必闳，志高者意必远。

26. The greater the instrument, the louder the sound; the higher the ambition, the further the intention.

27. 强行者有志。

27. The resolute have aspirations.

28. 三军可夺帅也，匹夫不可夺志也。

28. The leader of the three armies can be taken away, but a common man's will cannot be taken away.

29. 理想是力量的泉源、智慧的摇篮、冲锋的战旗、斩棘的利剑。

29. Ideals are the source of strength, the cradle of wisdom, the banner of advance, and the sharp sword to cut through thorns.

30. 古之立大事者，不惟有超世之材，亦必有坚忍不拨之志。

30. Those who achieve great things in ancient times, not only possess exceptional talents beyond the ordinary, but also must have an indomitable resolve and perseverance.

31. 幼稚是会成长，会成熟的。只要不衰老，腐败，就好。

31. Immaturity is capable of growth and maturation. As long as it doesn't decay or become corrupt, that's good.

32. 工作随着志向走，成功随着工作来。

32. Work follows ambition, and success follows work.

33. 缺乏对事业的热爱，才华也是无用的。

33. Without passion for one's cause, talent is useless.

34. 心志要坚，意趣要乐。

34. The will must be firm, and the spirit must be joyful.

35. 老骥伏枥，志在千里；烈士暮年，壮心不已。

35. An old horse may rest in the stable, but its ambition is to run a thousand miles; a heroic soul may be in old age, but its vigorous spirit does not diminish.

36. 有志者自有千方百计，无志者只感千难万难。

36. The determined have a thousand ways to succeed, while the undetermined find a thousand difficulties.

37. 石可破也，不可夺其坚;丹可磨也，不可夺其赤。——《吕氏春秋》

37. Stones may be broken, but not their hardness; cinnabar may be ground, but not its redness. — From "The Book of Lord Shang"

38. 鸟贵有翼，人贵有志。

38. Birds are valuable for their wings, and people are valuable for their aspirations.

39. 人若有志，万事可为。

39. If a person is determined, they can accomplish anything.

40. 人生各有志。

40. Life has different ambitions for each person.

41. 人惟患无志，有志无有不成者。

41. A person's only worry is the lack of ambition; with ambition, there is nothing that cannot be achieved.

42. 人生照例是一场值得一搏的争衡，然而它的奖品是拼斗。

42. Life, as usual, is a contest worth fighting for, but its prize is the struggle itself.

43. 最可怕的敌人，就是没有坚强的信念。

43. The most terrifying enemy is the lack of a strong belief.

44. 志须预定自远到，世事岂得终无成——明·徐谦

44. It is necessary to make plans from a distance; how can the world's affairs never come to fruition? — Ming Dynasty, Xu Qian

45. 不为穷变节，不为贱易志。

45. Does not change one's principles for poverty, nor does it change one's resolve for low status.

46. 世界上最快乐的事，莫过于为理想而奋斗。

46. The happiest thing in the world is to struggle for one's ideals.

47. 人类的幸福和欢乐在于奋斗，而最有价值的是为理想而奋斗。

47. The happiness and joy of humanity lie in struggle, and the most valuable struggle is for ideals.

48. 生活不能没有理想。应当有健康的理想，发自内心的理想，来自本国人民的理想。

48. Life cannot exist without ideals. There should be healthy ideals, ideals that arise from the heart, and ideals that come from the people of one's own country.

49. 男儿不展同云志，空负天生八尺躯。

49. A man who does not aspire to greatness, leaves unused his naturally eight-foot tall frame.

50. 远大的希望造就伟大的人物。

50. Great hopes foster great individuals.

51. 穷则独善其身,达则兼济天下。 ——战国孟子

51. "When in straits, he cultivates himself; when in prosperity, he benefits the world." — Mengzi of the Warring States period

52. 释义：燕雀怎么能知道 鸿鹄的远大志向，比喻平凡的人哪里知道英雄人物的志向。

52. Interpretation: How can a sparrow know the great aspirations of a wild goose? This idiom metaphorically refers to how an ordinary person cannot comprehend the ambitions of a heroic figure.

53. 立志要如山，行道要如水。不如山，不能坚定，不如水，不能曲达。

53. One should be resolute like a mountain and flexible like water. Without the steadfastness of a mountain, one cannot be firm; without the adaptability of water, one cannot achieve smooth progress.

54. 人的理想志向往往和他的能力成正比。

54. A person's ideal aspirations are often proportional to their abilities.

55. 路是脚踏出来的，历史是人写出来的。人的每一步行动都在书写自己的历史。—— 吉鸿昌

55. Roads are forged by footsteps, and history is written by people. Every step a person takes is writing their own history. — Ji Hongchang

56. 卒子过河，意在吃帅。

56. The soldier crossed the river with the intention of capturing the general.

57. 志正则众邪不生。

57. When one's resolve is firm, evil spirits do not arise.

58. 让自己的内心藏着一条巨龙，既是一种苦刑，也是一种乐趣。

58. To have a mighty dragon hidden within oneself is both a form of torment and a source of delight.

59. 理想即寻觅目标的思维。

59. Ideal is the thinking that seeks the goal.

60. 有理想的、充满社会利益的、具有明确目的生活是世界上最美好的和最有意义的生活。

60. A life with ideals, filled with social interests, and having a clear purpose is the most beautiful and meaningful life in the world.

61. 谁不向前看，谁就会面临许多困难。

61. Whoever does not look forward will face many difficulties.

62. 燕雀安知鸿鹄之志哉！

62. How can a sparrow understand the aspirations of a wild goose?

63. 心如明镜台，时时勤拂拭。

63. The mind is like a bright mirror, it is essential to clean it frequently.

64. 穷人的孩子早当家。

64. Poor children learn to be responsible early.

65. 有志登山顶，无志站山脚。

65. Those with aspirations climb to the summit, while those without aspire to stand at the foot of the mountain.

66. 丈夫志气薄，儿女安得知？

66. If the husband lacks ambition, how can the children be aware of it?

67. 对于我来说，生命的意义在于设身处地替别人着想，忧他人之忧，乐他人之乐。

67. To me, the meaning of life lies in thinking from others' perspectives, sharing others' worries, and rejoicing in others' joys.

68. 雄鹰必须比鸟飞得高，因为它的猎物就是鸟。

68. The eagle must fly higher than the birds, because its prey is also a bird.

69. 顶天立地奇男子，要把乾坤扭转来。

69. A heroic man stands tall and firm, determined to turn the heavens and earth upside down.

70. 人生应该如蜡烛一样，从顶燃到底，一直都是光明的。—— 萧楚女

70. Life should be like a candle, burning from top to bottom, always bright. — Xiao Chuxiu

71. 有志者，事意成。

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

72. 人之所以异于禽者，唯志而已矣！

72. The only difference between humans and birds is their will!

73. 生活的理想，就是为了理想的生活。

73. The ideal of life is for an ideal life.

74. 儿童有无抱负，这无关紧要，可成年人则不可胸无大志。

74. Whether a child has ambitions is not important, but for adults, it is not acceptable to have no great aspirations.

75. 生无一锥土，常有四海心。

75. Born without a spade of land, always with a heart for the four seas.

76. 老当益壮 宁移白首之心 穷且益坚 不坠青云之志。——王勃

76. Old and strong, never shift the heart set in white hair. In adversity, grow stronger and do not lose the aspiration for the skies. - Wang Bo

77. 鸭仔无娘也长大，几多白手也成家。

77. Ducklings grow up without a mother, and many people start their own families from scratch.

78. 释义：宇宙不停运转，人应效法天地，永远不断地前进。

78. Interpretation: The universe is ceaselessly moving, and humans should emulate the heavens and the earth, always advancing forward without ceasing.

79. 母鸡的理想不过是一把糠。

79. The ideal of a hen is no more than a handful of chaff.

80. 有志始知蓬莱近，无为总觉咫尺远。

80. Only when one is determined can one realize that Penglai is near; always feeling distant is the result of being inactive.

81. 你们的理想与热情，是你兴航行的灵魂的舵和帆。

81. Your ideals and passion are the rudder and sail of the soul that steers your journey of sailing.

82. 贫穷是一切艺术职业的母亲。

82. Poverty is the mother of all artistic professions.

83. 释义：相信总有一天，能乘长风破万里浪；高高挂起云帆，在沧海中勇往直前！

83. Interpretation: Believe that one day, one will be able to ride the strong wind and break through ten thousand miles of waves; hoist the cloudsail high, and advance bravely in the boundless sea!

84. 强者向人们提示的是确认人生的价值，弱者向人们提示的却是对人生的怀疑。

84. The strong remind people to affirm the value of life, while the weak remind people of the doubt in life.

85. 无钱之人脚杆硬，有钱之人骨头酥。

85. Those without money have strong legs, while those with money have brittle bones.