1. 最珍贵的财富是时间，最大的浪费是虚度流年。

1. The most precious wealth is time, and the greatest waste is idling away the years.

2. 贵有恒何必三更眠五更起，最无益只怕一日曝十日寒。

2. If you are wealthy, why do you need to sleep late at night and rise early in the morning? The most fruitless thing is to be hot for a day and cold for ten days.

3. [释义] 前：原因。思思前头；想想后头。反复考虑事情的原因和结果。

3. [Explanation] "前": cause. Think of the reasons beforehand; think of the consequences afterward. Consider the causes and results of things repeatedly.

4. 见识广，智慧多。

4. Possesses a broad perspective and great wisdom.

5. 聪明人有自知之明，糊涂人无自觉之心。

5. Wise people have self-knowledge, while foolish people lack self-awareness.

6. 眨巴着双眼效法愚蠢的先例比自己开动脑筋要省事得多。——英国诗人 威·柯珀

6. To copy the foolish precedents with blinking eyes is much easier than to use one's own brain.—British Poet William Cowper

7. 灯光虽小能照明一屋，学士一人能教会众人。

7. Though small, a light can illuminate a whole room, and one bachelor can teach a multitude.

8. 心急无济于事，用智才能成功。

8. Hurrying does not help, only wisdom can lead to success.

9. 渡过一条河，少走千里路。

9. Crossing a river saves a thousand miles of walking.

10. 懂得自己无知，说明已有收获。（拉丁美洲谚语）

10. Knowing one's own ignorance indicates that there has been a gain. (Latin American Proverb)

11. 手指有长有短，知识有高有低。 学无前后，达者为师。

11. Fingers come in different lengths, and knowledge varies in depth. There is no hierarchy in learning; those who have achieved more are teachers.

12. 同时赶两只兔，一只也捉不到。 一回生，二回熟，三回过来当师傅。

12. If you chase two rabbits at the same time, you won't catch either. One time is a trial, the second time is familiar, and the third time you can be a master.

13. 生活，需要细心观察，更需要理性思考，从而获取鲜活而丰富的写作素材。

13. Life requires careful observation and, more importantly, rational thinking to obtain fresh and rich material for writing.

14. 骑马需要缰绳，学习需要机灵。

14. Riding a horse requires a rein, and learning requires cleverness.

15. 到生活中去，去观察，去倾听，去体验，去创造，去成长。

15. Go into life, observe, listen, experience, create, and grow.

16. 山上的石头能背完，河里的流水能舀干，世上的知识学不完。

16. The stones on the mountain can be carried away, the river's flowing water can be scooped dry, but the world's knowledge can never be fully learned.

17. [正音] 思；不能读作“shī”。

17. [Pronunciation] Si; it cannot be pronounced as "shī".

18. 汗水和丰收是忠实的伙伴，勤学和知识是一对最美丽的情侣。

18. Sweat and harvest are faithful companions, diligence and knowledge are the most beautiful couple.

19. 骏马的蹄力有限，人民的智慧无穷。

19. The hoof power of horses is limited, but the wisdom of the people is boundless.

20. 泰山不是垒的，学问不是吹的。 天不言自高，地不语自厚。

20. Mount Tai is not built up, and knowledge is not吹出来的. The heaven does not speak and yet is exalted, the earth does not speak and yet is profound.

21. 学在苦中求，艺在勤中练。 不怕学问浅，就怕志气短。

21. Seek knowledge amidst hardship, refine skills through diligence. Do not fear shallow knowledge, but fear a short spirit.

22. 世界上没有再比智慧更令人敬仰的东西。

22. There is nothing in the world more revered than wisdom.

23. 与其容美，莫如心慧。

23. It is better to have a wise heart than to be beautiful.

24. 如果有了胡子就算学识渊博，那么，山羊也可以讲课了。

24. If having a beard equals being knowledgeable, then goats can also give lectures.

25. 一个人的智慧不够用，两个人的智慧用不完。

25. One person's wisdom is not enough, but two people's wisdom is inexhaustible.

26. ――前苏联作家高尔基19、智慧素以千眼观物，感情常以独目看人。——高尔基20、听他说话，再观察他的眼神，就不会看错了人。

26. --- The Soviet writer Gorky said, "Gorky 19: Wisdom often sees things with a thousand eyes, while emotions usually see people with one eye. Gorky 20: If you listen to him speak and observe his gaze, you will not be mistaken in your judgment of people."

27. 智慧能把重担子变轻。

27. Wisdom can lighten the heavy burden.

28. 宝石在石堆里，智慧在群众中。

28. Jewels are in a heap of stones, wisdom is in the crowd.

29. 生命值千金，计谋值万两。

29. Life is priceless, and plans are worth ten thousand taels.

30. 灵感不过是“顽强的劳动而获得的奖赏”。--列宾。

30. Inspiration is merely the reward of "industrious labor." -- Repin.

31. 学如逆水行舟，不进则退。 学习如赶路，不能慢一步。

31. Learning is like rowing against the current, if you don't advance, you will fall back. Learning is like taking a journey; you cannot lag behind even for a step.

32. 山不厌高，水不厌深。 骄傲是跌跤的前奏。

32. The mountains are never too high, and the waters are never too deep. Pride is a prelude to a fall.

33. 一个科学家应该考虑到后世的评论，不必考虑当时的辱骂或称赞。

33. A scientist should take into account the comments of future generations, without considering the curses or praise of the time.

34. 要研究事实，对比事实，积聚事实。---巴甫洛夫 （俄国）凡事完全搞清楚搞明白再信，叫做正信！根本不清楚也不明白就信，叫迷信！当你能做到真正把自己的“思考”“见解”“看法”完全放下的时候，你会发现比起胡思乱想而言，你头脑会清楚的多！

34. To study facts, compare facts, and accumulate facts. --- Pavlov (Russian) Believing something completely and clearly before understanding it is called "true faith"! Believing something without any clear understanding or knowledge is called "superstition"! When you can truly put aside your own "thoughts," "opinions," and "views," you will find that your mind is much clearer than when you are indulging in idle thoughts!

35. 我的人生哲学是工作，我要揭示大自然的奥妙，为人类造福。

35. My philosophy in life is work. I wish to uncover the mysteries of nature and bring benefits to humanity.

36. 人的大脑和肢体一样，多用则灵，不用则废。--茅以升。

36. Just like limbs, the human brain becomes agile with frequent use and dull with disuse. -- Mao Yisheng.

37. 成就是谦虚者前进的阶梯，也是骄傲者后退的滑梯。

37. Achievement is the ladder for the modest to advance, and the slide for the proud to retreat.

38. 谁懂得时间的宝贵，就便懂得时间的价值。

38. Whoever understands the preciousness of time also understands its value.

39. 阅读使人渊博，会谈使人机敏，写作使人严谨。

39. Reading makes a man profound, conversation sharpens one's wit, and writing makes one rigorous.

40. 谁把一生的光阴虚度，便是抛下黄金未买一物。

40. He who squanders his entire life in vain is like one who throws away gold without purchasing a single thing.

41. 我们在享受着他人的发明给我们带来的巨大益处，我们也必须乐于用自己的发明去为他人服务。---富兰克林（美国）

41. While we are enjoying the immense benefits brought by others' inventions, we must also be willing to use our own inventions to serve others. --- Franklin (United States)

42. [辨析] ~和“左思右想”；都有“反复考虑”的意思。但~偏重指反复考虑事情发生的原因和结果。“左思右想”反复考虑某一事情；范围较大。

42. [Differentiation] ~ and "left and right thinking"; both mean "repeated consideration." However, ~ emphasizes the repeated consideration of the causes and consequences of an event, while "left and right thinking" refers to the repeated consideration of a certain matter; its scope is broader.

43. 无风扬不起尘土，无智做不成大事。

43. Without wind, dust cannot rise; without wisdom, great things cannot be accomplished.

44. 没有任何权宜之计可以让人逃避真正的劳动——思考。 ——爱迪生

44. There is no makeshift solution that can allow one to escape from the real labor – thinking. – Thomas Edison

45. ——程桥璐25、观察对于儿童之必不可少，正如阳光空气水分对于。

45. —— Observation is indispensable for children, just as sunshine, air, and water are for them.

46. 不善思索的有才能的人，必定以悲剧收场。 ——甘必大

46. The talented but thoughtless person is bound to end in tragedy. —— Gambetta

47. [辨形] 后；不能写作“候”。

47. [Differentiation of Characters] The character "后" cannot be written as "候".

48. 心坚石也穿。 好记性不如烂笔头。 勤勉是成功之母。

48. A determined heart can break through even the hardest stone. A good memory is not as good as a bad pen. Diligence is the mother of success.

49. ――法国文艺复兴后期思想家蒙田9、仰观宇宙之大，俯察品类之盛，因此游目骋怀，足以极视听之娱，信可乐也。--《兰亭序》

49. --- The French Renaissance thinker Montaigne observed: "Looking up at the vastness of the universe, and looking down at the abundance of things, one can roam with one's eyes and let one's thoughts wander, which is enough to reach the extreme of visual and auditory enjoyment, truly delightful." -- "The Preface to the Orchid Pavilion"

50. 学者的一天，比不学无术的人的一生还有价值。（阿拉伯谚语）

50. The day of a scholar is more valuable than the entire life of an ignoramus. (Arabic Proverb)

51. [用法] 用于形容反复考虑一件事。一般作谓语。

51. [Usage] Used to describe the act of pondering over something repeatedly. Generally used as a predicate.

52. 杂草多的地方粮食少，空话多的地方智慧少。

52. Where there are many weeds, there is little grain; where there is much empty talk, there is little wisdom.

53. 人唯虚，始能知人。 满招损，谦受益。 满必溢，骄必败。

53. A person must be humble to truly understand others. Arrogance brings harm, while modesty brings benefit. Fullness must overflow, and pride must lead to failure.

54. 老姜辣味大，老人经验多。 请教别人不折本，舌头打个滚。

54. Old ginger has a strong pungency, and the elderly have a wealth of experience. Asking others is not a loss, it's like rolling your tongue around.

55. 只要是个聪明汉，绝不靠天来吃饭。

55. A wise man never relies on heaven for his livelihood.

56. 形成天才的决定因素应该是勤奋 --郭沫若。

56. The decisive factor in cultivating genius should be diligence -- Guo Moruo.

57. ——王鹏熹13、任何人只要注意观察和坚韧不拔，便会不知不觉地成为天才。――英国小说家布尔沃？利顿14、不愿看的人，比瞎子更看不见。

57. —— Wang Pengxi 13, anyone who pays attention to observation and perseverance will unknowingly become a genius. -- British novelist Bulwer-Lytton 14, those who do not want to see are more blind than the blind.

58. 刀钝石上磨，人笨人前学。 以人为师能进步。

58. Sharpen a knife on a stone, learn from others when you're clumsy. Learning from others can help you improve.

59. 月光映在雪山上更加明亮，明人听了好话越发聪明。

59. The moonlight reflecting on the snowy mountain becomes even brighter, and the people who hear good words become wiser.

60. 边学边问，才有学问。 若要精，人前听。

60. Only by asking while learning can one acquire knowledge. If one wants to excel, one should listen in front of others.

61. 世界上三种东西最宝贵——知识、粮食和友谊。（缅甸谚语）

61. The three most precious things in the world are knowledge, food, and friendship. (Myanmar Proverb)

62. 没有艰苦的学习，就没有最简单的发明。（南斯拉夫谚语）

62. Without hard study, there can be no simplest invention. (Croatian proverb)

63. 强中更有强中手，莫向人前自夸口。 满足现在的成就，就窒息了未来。

63. There are always stronger hands than the strongest, so don't boast before others. Being satisfied with present achievements suffocates the future.

64. 成功=艰苦劳动+正确方法+少说空话。--爱因斯坦。

64. Success = Hard Work + Correct Method + Less Empty Talk. -- Einstein.

65. 言过其实，终无大用。 知识愈浅，自信愈深。

65. Overstating one's abilities is of no great use in the end. The shallower one's knowledge, the deeper one's self-confidence.

66. 你能把一个人塞进大学，却无法使他开动脑筋。——邓恩铭

66. You can stuff a person into a university, but you can't make them think. — Deng Minming

67. 学问之根苦，学问之果甜。 学问勤中得，富裕俭中来。

67. The roots of knowledge are bitter, but the fruits of knowledge are sweet. Knowledge is gained through diligence, and wealth comes from frugality.

68. 1形容动脑筋的成语

69. 殚精竭虑、思前想后、潜精研思、千思万虑、冥思苦想、绞尽脑汁、深思熟虑

68. 1 Idioms describing the act of using one's brain: 69. 殚精竭虑 (dān jīng jié lǚ), 思前想后 (sī qián xiǎng hòu), 潜精研思 (qián jīng yán sī), 千思万虑 (qiān sī wàn lǜ), 冥思苦想 (míng sī kǔ xiǎng), 绞尽脑汁 (jiǎo jìn nǎo zhī), 深思熟虑 (shēn sī shǒu nù).

70. 无知识的人，追求名利。

70. The ignorant pursue fame and wealth.

71. 聪明的樵夫，应该是既善于砍柴，也善于磨刀的。

71. A wise woodcutter should be good at both cutting wood and sharpening his axe.

72. 日日行，不怕千万里；时时学，不怕千万卷。 多练多乖，不练就呆。

72. Every day I walk, I am not afraid of a thousand miles; every moment I learn, I am not afraid of a thousand scrolls. More practice, more clever; no practice, and one becomes foolish.

73. 天才就是百分之九十九的汗水加百分之一的灵感。--爱迪生。

73. Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. -- Edison.

74. 珍宝丢失了还可以找到，时间丢失了永远找不到。

74. Lost treasures can still be found, but lost time can never be found again.

75. 能随机应变的人是聪明人。

75. A person who can adapt to changing circumstances is a wise person.

76. 读书如果不与实际结合，知识不过是天空的浮云。

76. If reading is not combined with practice, knowledge is nothing but floating clouds in the sky.

77. 人生最终的价值在于觉醒和思考的能力，而不只在于生存。 —— 亚里士多德

77. The ultimate value of life lies in the ability to awaken and think, not merely in existence. – Aristotle

78. 他们生来用不着动脑筋，他们生来用不着为世事操心。—— 马克·吐温

78. They were born without needing to use their brains, without needing to worry about worldly affairs. — Mark Twain

79. 用刀枪是下计，用智慧是上策。

79. Using weapons is the lowest strategy, while using wisdom is the highest.

80. 一切推理都必须从观察与实验得来。---伽利略 （意大利）

80. All reasoning must come from observation and experiment. --- Galileo (Italian)

81. 一个不想蹚过小河的人，自然不想远涉重洋。 针越用越明，脑越用越灵。

81. A person who does not want to cross a small river naturally does not want to undertake a long journey across the great ocean. The sharper a knife is used, the brighter it becomes; the more the brain is used, the sharper it becomes.