1. 经验为才智之父，记忆为才智之母。意大利

1. Experience is the father of wisdom, memory is the mother of wisdom. Italy

2. 不经一事，不长一智。曹雪芹

2. Without experiencing a thing, one cannot gain wisdom. — Cao Xueqin

3. 我自横刀向天笑,去留肝胆两昆仑。(谭嗣同)

3. I laugh in the face of the heavens with my saber drawn, my liver and gall both as Kunlun mountains, irrespective of coming or going. (Tang Shizhong)

4. 大直若屈,大巧若拙,大辩若讷。(《老子》)

4. The great is like the bent; the great skill is like the clumsy; the great eloquence is like the awkward. (Laozi)

5. 浓绿万枝红一点,动人春色不须多。(王安石)

5. Among the dense green, a single red bud stirs the spring beauty, not needing much more to captivate. (Wang Anshi)

6. 博学之,审问之,慎思之,明辨之,笃行之。(《礼记》)

6. Be learned, inquire diligently, think carefully, distinguish clearly, and act steadfastly. (From the Book of Rites)

7. 天才就是这样，终身努力，便成天才。门捷列夫

7. Genius is like this, with lifelong efforts, one becomes a genius. -- Mendeleev

8. 仁者见之谓之仁,智者见之谓之智。(《周易》)

8. The benevolent see it as benevolence, the wise see it as wisdom. (From the Book of Changes)

9. 九州生气恃风雷,万马齐喑究可哀。我劝天公重抖擞, 不拘一格降人才。(龚自珍)

9. The nine states thrive on the thunderous wind and thunder, yet it is truly sad when all horses are silent together. I advise the heaven to shake off its laziness, not to restrict talent with rigid standards. (Gong Zizhen)

10. 没有经验，就可能没有多少智慧。犹太人

10. Without experience, there may not be much wisdom. Jews

11. 要使一个人显示他的本质，叫他承担一种责任是最有效的办法。毛姆

11. The most effective way to make a person show his true nature is to ask him to take on a responsibility. - Somerset Maugham

12. 梅须逊雪三分白,雪却输梅一段香。(罗梅坡)

12. The plum blossom is three shades lighter than the snow, yet the snow cannot match the plum blossom's fragrance. (Luomeipo)

13. 如果想在学问上有点成就，那么，你达到这个目的的办法，只有用功读书。靳佩芬

13. If you wish to achieve something in scholarship, then the only way to achieve this goal is to study diligently. - Jin Peifen

14. 以铜为镜,可以正衣冠;以古为镜,可以知兴替;以人为镜,可以明得失。(孙昭远)

14. A mirror made of copper can straighten one's attire; a mirror of the ancient times can reveal the rise and fall of dynasties; a mirror of people can enlighten one about gains and losses. (Sun Zhao Yuan)

15. 三更灯火五更鸡,正是男儿发愤时。黑发不知勤学早,白首方悔读书迟。(颜真卿)

15. At the third watch, with lanterns glowing and the fifth watch, with the rooster crowing, it is the time for a man to be determined. Not knowing to study diligently in the prime of youth, one regrets reading late in old age. (Yan Zhenqing)

16. 没有经验，任何新的东西都不能深知。培根

16. Without experience, one cannot deeply understand anything new. - Bacon

17. 知不足,然后能自反也;知困,然后能自强也。(《礼记》)

17. Only when one knows one's deficiencies can one reflect upon oneself; only when one recognizes one's difficulties can one strive to become stronger. (From the Book of Rites)

18. 强学博览，足以通古今。欧阳修

18. To study extensively and widely is enough to understand the past and the present. — Ouyang Xiu

19. 仓廪实则知礼节,衣食足则知荣辱。(《管子》)

19. When granaries are full, one knows propriety; when clothing and food are sufficient, one knows honor and shame. (From the Guanzi)

20. 山河破碎风飘絮,身世浮沉雨打萍。(文天祥)

20. The mountains and rivers are shattered, and the wind blows away the floating chaff; one's destiny is tossed about like a lotus leaf beaten by rain. (Wen Tianxiang)

21. 富贵不能*,贫贱不能移,威武不能屈。(孟子)

21. Riches and honor cannot corrupt, poverty and humility cannot displace, power and might cannot bend. (Mencius)

22. 好问的人，只做了五分种的愚人；耻于发问的人，终身为愚人。——佚 名

22. The inquisitive person is only a fool for five minutes; the one who is ashamed to ask questions is a fool for life. - Unknown

23. 张而不弛,文武弗能也;弛而不张,文武弗为也,一张一弛,文武之道也。(《礼记》)

23. Not to relax after exertion, neither can the virtuous nor the warrior achieve it; not to exert after relaxing, neither can the virtuous nor the warrior do it. To exert and then relax, this is the way of the virtuous and the warrior. (From the Book of Rites)

24. 老当益壮,宁知白首之心;穷且益坚,不坠青云之志。(王勃)

24. The old grow stronger, and who knows the heart of the white-haired; in poverty and adversity, one does not fall from the ambition of soaring high. (Wang Bo)

25. 经验是最糟的老师，总在教课之前先举行测验。维尔塔宁

25. Experience is the worst teacher, always giving the exam before the lesson. - Vértanen

26. 察己则可以知人,察今则可以知古。(《吕氏春秋》)

26. By examining oneself, one can understand others; by examining the present, one can understand the past. (From the "Lüshi Chunqiu")

27. 春色满园关不住,一枝红杏出墙来。(叶绍翁)

27. The spring colors are too vibrant to be confined within the garden walls, a single red apricot blossom peeks out over the wall. (Ye Shao翁)

28. 千古兴亡多少事,悠悠,不尽长江滚滚流。(辛弃疾)

28. How many great events have there been in the rise and fall of history? Endless and vast, the Yangtze River rolls on ceaselessly. (Xin Qiji)

29. 业精于勤,荒于嬉,行成于思,毁于随。(韩愈)

29. Diligence leads to proficiency, indulgence to negligence; actions are shaped by thought, destroyed by carelessness. (Han Yu)

30. 有一件事非常气人，但是谁也拿它没办法，那就是名声。李银河

30. There is something very annoying, and no one can do anything about it, that is, reputation. — Li Heping

31. 落红不是无情物,化作春泥更护花。(龚自珍)

31. The fallen red petals are not devoid of feeling, for they transform into spring mud that nourishes the flowers. (Gong Zizhen)

32. 经验是最好的论证方法。培根

32. Experience is the best method of argument. Bacon

33. 有教养的头脑的第一个标志就是善于提问。——普列汉诺夫

33. The first sign of an educated mind is the ability to ask questions. - Plekhanov

34. 勤能补拙是良训，一分辛苦一分才。华罗庚

34. Diligence can make up for one's shortcomings, and one's talent is achieved through a bit of hard work. This is a good maxim. — Hua Luogeng

35. 《阳春》之曲,和者必寡;盛名之下,其实难副。(《后汉书》)

35. The melody of "Yang Chun" has few followers; under the weight of great fame, it is difficult to live up to expectations. (From the "Book of the Later Han")

36. 学源于思，思源于疑。小疑则小进，大疑则大进。谚语

36. Knowledge originates from thought, and thought originates from doubt. Small doubts lead to small progress, while great doubts lead to great progress. Proverb

37. 经验丰富的人，往往只知其然而不知其所以然。海德格尔

37. The experienced often know only what happens without knowing why it happens. — Heidegger

38. 圣人千虑,必有一失;愚人千虑。必有一得。(《晏子春秋》)

38. The sage may err in a thousand considerations, but the fool may hit upon something in a thousand. (From "The Spring and Autumn Annals of Yanzi")

39. 提出正确的问题，往往等于解决了问题的大半。海森堡

39. Asking the right questions is often half the battle. - Heisenberg

40. 试玉要烧三日满,辨材须待七年期。(白居易)

40. Testing jade requires three days of burning, distinguishing wood must wait for seven years. (Ba Jin)

41. 好读书，不求甚解，每有会意，便欣然忘言。陶渊明

41. To love reading but not seek profound understanding; whenever there is an enlightenment, one happily forgets to speak. —Tao Yuanming

42. 在黑暗之中，要使自己有利于黑暗，唯一的办法是使自己发光。张中晓

42. The only way to be advantageous in the darkness is to make oneself shine, for in the darkness. - Zhang Zhongxia

43. 人谁无过,过而能改,善莫大焉。(《左传》)

43. Who among us does not make mistakes? But to be able to correct them is the greatest virtue. (From the "Zuo Zhuan")

44. 问君能有几多愁,恰似一江春水向东流。(李煜)

44. How many sorrows can you have, just like a river flowing eastward in spring? (Li Yu)

45. 不经一番寒彻骨，哪得梅花扑鼻香？高明

45. Unless one undergoes the extreme cold, how can one appreciate the fragrance of plum blossoms? High-minded.

46. 凡事豫(预)则立,不豫(预)则废。(《礼记》)

46. If one plans ahead, success is assured; if one does not plan ahead, failure is certain. (From the Book of Rites)

47. 身无彩凤双飞翼,心有灵犀一点通。(李商隐)

47. Without colorful phoenix wings to fly together, the hearts have a spiritual犀 at one point to communicate. (Li Shangyin)

48. 春蚕到死丝方尽,蜡炬成灰泪始干。(李商隐)

48. The silkworm weaves until its death, and the candle melts into ashes before its tears dry. (Li Shangyin)

49. 臣心一片磁针石,不指南方不肯休。(文天祥)

49. My heart is a piece of lodestone, it will not rest unless it points to the south. (Wen Tianxiang)

50. 东边日出西边雨,道是无晴却有晴。(刘禹锡)

50. The sun rises in the east while rain falls in the west, it seems there is no clear weather but it is clear after all. (Liu Yuxi)

51. 不登高山,不知天之高也;不临深溪,不知地之厚也。(《荀子》)

51. If one does not climb high mountains, one does not know the sky is so high; if one does not approach deep valleys, one does not know the earth is so thick. (From Xunzi)

52. 人生自古谁无死,留取丹心照汗青。(文天祥)

52. Since the beginning of time, who can escape death? Let a steadfast heart illuminate the annals of history. (Wen Tianxiang)

53. 百川东到海,何时复西归？僮巢慌老大徒伤悲。(汉乐府《长歌行》)

53. The rivers all flow east to the sea, when will they return westward? The young and the old alike are filled with sorrow. (From the "Long Song" of the Han Dynasty folk songs)

54. 有教养的头脑的第一个标志就是善于提问。普列汉诺夫

54. The first sign of an educated mind is the ability to ask good questions. Plekhanov

55. 想出新办法的人，在他的新办法想出以前，人们总说他是异想天开。马克·吐温

55. A person who comes up with new methods is always said to be impractical before they come up with their new method. - Mark Twain

56. 祸兮,福之所倚;福兮,锅之所伏。(《老子》)

56. Misfortune, the依托 of fortune; fortune, the hiding place of misfortune. (From Laozi)

57. 与善人居,如入兰芷之室,久而不闻其香;与恶人居。如入鲍鱼之肆,久而不闻其(刘向)

57. Living with the virtuous is like being in a room filled with orchids, after a while you no longer notice the fragrance; living with the wicked is like being in a shop of stinky fish, after a while you no longer notice the smell (Liu Xiang).

58. 不学不成，不问不知。王充

58. "Without learning, one cannot become skilled; without asking, one cannot be informed." — Wang Chong

59. 经验是知识之父。英国

59. Experience is the father of knowledge. United Kingdom

60. 信言不美,美言不信。善者不辩,辩者不善。(老子)

60. Words of truth are not beautiful, and beautiful words are not truthful. The good do not argue, and those who argue are not good. (Laozi)

61. 读书破万卷，下笔如有神。杜甫

61. "Reading through ten thousand books, one writes with divine inspiration." Du Fu

62. 读书不思考，等于吃饭而不消化。波尔克

62. Reading without thinking is like eating without digesting. — Polk

63. 读书之法,在循序而渐进,熟读而精思。(朱熹)

63. The method of reading is to proceed in an orderly and gradual manner, and to read thoroughly and think deeply. (Zhu Xi)

64. 滚滚长江东逝水,浪花淘尽英雄。(《三国演义》)

64. The mighty Yangtze River flows eastward, washing away heroes with its waves. (From "Romance of the Three Kingdoms")

65. 学习要有三心，一信心，二决心，三恒心。陈景润

65. There are three attitudes needed for learning: one is confidence, the second is determination, and the third is perseverance. — Chen Jingrun

66. 前不见古人,后不见来者。念天地之悠悠,独怆然而涕下。(陈子昂)

66. I see no ancient figures before me, nor any coming ones after. Contemplating the vastness of the heavens and the earth, I can't help but feel sorrowful and shed tears. (Chen Ziqiang)

67. 古之成大事者,不惟有超士之才,亦有坚忍不拔之志。(苏轼)

67. Those who have achieved great things in ancient times not only possess the talents of extraordinary individuals but also have the perseverance and indomitable will. (Su Shi)

68. 踏破铁鞋无觅处,得来全不费功夫。(《水浒传》)

68. Searching in vain with iron shoes, the prize comes without any effort. (From "Outlaws of the Marsh")

69. 百川东到海,何时复西归？少壮不努力,老大徒伤悲。(汉乐府《长歌行》)

69. All rivers flow east to the sea, when will they return westward? If young people do not strive, they will only regret in their old age. (From the Han Dynasty poem "Long Song Xing")

70. 学而时习之，不亦乐乎？孔子

70. "Is it not joyful to learn and practice what one has learned?" - Confucius

71. 善问者，如攻坚木，先其易者，后其节目。——《礼记·学记》

71. The wise ask questions like those who are chiseling hard wood, starting with the easier parts and then dealing with the knots and hard spots. — From the Book of Rites, Record of Learning

72. 发现千千万，起点是一问。陶行知

72. A myriad discoveries begin with a question. -- Tao Xingzhi

73. 好问则裕，自用则小。——《尚书·仲虺之诰》

73. Being inquisitive leads to abundance, while being selfish leads to scarcity. —— "The Decree of Zhong Hui" from the Book of History

74. 想办法物超所值，这是成功的秘诀。陈安之

74. Finding a way to offer more than expected is the secret to success. - Chen Anzhi

75. 我总是能从任何情况中找到出路，解决办法总是能够找到的。普京

75. I am always able to find a way out of any situation; solutions are always findable. Putin

76. 只要思想不滑坡，办法总比问题多。牛根生

76. As long as the mindset doesn't slide, there will always be more solutions than problems. -- Ni Gen-sheng

77. 智者千虑,必有一失;愚者千虑,必有一得。(晏子春秋)

77. A wise person may make a mistake after considering a thousand things; a foolish person may find something valuable after considering a thousand things. (From the Spring and Autumn Annals of Yanzi)

78. 智者问得巧，愚者问得笨。陶行知

78. A wise person asks clever questions, while a foolish person asks foolish questions. -- Tao Xingzhi

79. 阅读使人充实，会谈使人敏捷，写作与笔记使人精确。培根

79. Reading makes a full man, conversation a ready man, and writing and note-taking an exact man. Bacon.

80. 不畏浮云遮望眼,自缘身在最高层。(王安石)

80. Not afraid of floating clouds blocking my view, for I am situated at the highest level. (Wang Anshi)