1. 学向勤中得，萤窗万卷书。汪洙《勤学》

1. Knowledge is gained through diligence, and a thousand books are read under the glow of a萤 firefly lamp. -- Wang Zhuo, "Diligence in Learning"

2. 壮心未与年俱老，死去犹能作鬼雄。陆游《书愤》

2. Vast ambition has not grown old with the years; even in death, one can still be a heroic ghost. From Lu You's "Book of Bitterness."

3. 慎独则心安，主敬则身强，求仁则人悦，习劳则神钦。《曾国藩》

3. To be cautious in solitude brings peace of mind, to be reverent strengthens the body, to seek benevolence brings joy to others, and to practice hard work earns respect. — Zeng Guofan

4. 我们的事业就是学习再学习，努力积累更多的知识，因为有了知识，社会就会有长足的进步，人类的未来幸福就在于此。契诃夫

4. Our cause is to learn and learn again, to strive to accumulate more knowledge, because with knowledge, society will make substantial progress, and the happiness of humanity's future lies in this. Chekhov

5. 粉身碎骨浑不怕，要留青白在人间。于谦《石灰吟》

5. Not afraid to be crushed to powder and shattered, desiring to leave a spotless white in the world. From Yu Qian's "The Ode to Lime."

6. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。汉乐府《长歌行》

6. If the young do not strive, the old will only be sorrowful. From the Han Dynasty poem "Chang Ge Xing" (The Long Song).

7. 幸运是个伟大的老师，而不幸则更伟大。拥有会纵容思想，欠缺却能训练并强化思想。威廉哈立特

7. Luck is a great teacher, but adversity is greater. Possession indulges thought, while lack trains and strengthens it. - William Hazlitt

8. 精诚所至，金石为开。王充《论衡·感虚篇》

8. Where there is sincerity, even gold and jade will yield. From Wang Chong's "Lun Heng · Guan Xu Chapter".

9. 一个人几乎可在任何他怀有无限热忱的事情上成功。查尔斯史考伯

9. One can be almost successful in anything one is truly passionate about. - Charles Schwab

10. [中国古代经典励志名言100句 ] [中国古代名人励志小故事]

10. [100 Inspirational Sayings from Ancient Chinese Classic Literature] [Inspirational Short Stories of Famous Ancient Chinese Individuals]

11. 我无论做什么，始终在想着，只要我的精力允许我的话，我就要首先为我的祖国服务。《巴甫洛夫选集》

11. Whatever I do, I always think that as long as my energy permits, I want to serve my motherland first. "Selected Works of Pavlov"

12. 清谈可以饱，梦想接无由。韩愈《洞庭湖阻风赠张十一署·时自阳山徙掾江陵》

12. Idle talk can satisfy the stomach, while dreams have no source. From Han Yu's poem "Presenting Zhang Shiyi with a Poem on Being Stuck in the Wind on Dongting Lake · At the time when he moved from Yangshan to Jiangling."

13. 其为人也，发愤忘食，乐以忘忧，不知老之将至云尔！《论语》

13. As for him, he is so determined that he forgets to eat, so happy that he forgets his worries, and does not even realize that old age is approaching, so on and so forth! — From the Analects

14. 海纳百川，有容乃大；壁立千仞，无欲则刚。郑板桥《对联》

14. Embrace the vastness of a hundred rivers, and you will be grand in tolerance; stand like a cliff a thousand feet high, and you will be unyielding without desires. - Zheng Banqiao's couplet

15. 嗟险阻，叹飘零。关山万里作雄行。刘克庄《玉楼春·戏林推》

15. Alas for the dangers and the wanderings, as the miles of mountains stand as a heroic journey. From Liu Kezhuang's "Yu Lou Chun · Xì Lín Tuī."

16. 洛阳亲友如相问，一片冰心在玉壶。王昌龄《芙蓉楼送辛渐》

16. If friends and relatives in Luoyang ask about me, tell them there's a heart as cold as ice, contained in a jade pot. From "Furong Tower Sending Xin JIan" by Wang Changling.

17. 时人不识凌云木，直待凌云始道高。杜荀鹤《小松》

17. The people of that time did not recognize the Lingyun wood, only when it reached the sky did they say it was tall. From Du Xunhe's poem "The Young Pine."

18. 凡事须逐日检点，一日姑待后来补救，则难矣。《曾国藩》

18. Everything must be checked daily; if one waits for later to make up for a day's shortcomings, it will be difficult. —Zeng Guofan

19. 夫学须志也，才须学也，非学无以广才，非志无以成学。诸葛亮

19. To study, one must have ambition; to possess talent, one must have learning. Without learning, one cannot broaden one's talents; without ambition, one cannot accomplish one's studies. — Zhuge Liang

20. 人要是惧怕痛苦，惧怕种种疾病，惧怕不测的事情，惧怕生命的危险和死亡，他就什么也不能忍受了。卢梭

20. If a person fears pain, fears all kinds of diseases, fears unforeseen events, fears the dangers of life and death, he cannot bear anything at all. Rousseau

21. 老骥伏枥，志在千里；烈士暮年，壮心不已。曹操《龟虽寿》

21. An old horse may rest in the stall, but its aspirations are as vast as a thousand miles; a heroic soul in old age remains unyielding in its vigor. Cao Cao, "The Tortoise Despite Its Age"

22. 人的一生，总是难免有浮沉。不会永远如旭日东升，也不会永远痛苦潦倒。反复地一浮一沉，对于一个人来说，正是磨练。因此，浮在上面的，不必骄傲；沉在底下的，更用不着悲观。必须以率直、谦虚的态度，乐观进取、向前迈进。松下幸之助

22. In a person's life, it is inevitable to experience ups and downs. One cannot always rise like the sun in the east, nor can one always be in a state of distress and decline. The repeated alternation between being on top and being at the bottom is a form of tempering for an individual. Therefore, those who are floating on the surface should not be proud; those who are at the bottom should not despair either. One must maintain a straightforward, humble attitude, and be optimistic and proactive, moving forward with determination. – Konosuke Matsushita

23. 以举世皆可信者，终君子也。以举世皆可疑者，终小人也。《曾国藩》

23. He who believes everyone in the world is trustworthy will ultimately be a gentleman. He who suspects everyone in the world is untrustworthy will ultimately be a small person. -- Zeng Guofan

24. 长风破浪会有时，直挂云帆济沧海。李白《行路难·其一》

24. There will be a time when I will break through the waves and sail across the boundless sea, with the sail hoisted high into the clouds. — From Li Bai's "Difficulties on the Road, Poem One"

25. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。《汉乐府。长歌行》

25. "If the young do not strive, in old age they will only regret." From "The Long Song" in the Han Music Bureau.

26. 莫嫌举世无知己，未有庸人不忌才。查慎行《三闾祠》

26. Do not complain that there is no friend in the world, for there has never been an unenvious ordinary person. (From: "Three Lu's Temple" by Zha Shenxing)

27. 操千曲而后晓声，观千剑而后识器。刘勰《文心雕龙·知音》

27. After playing a thousand melodies, one understands the sound; after observing a thousand swords, one recognizes the weapon. From Liu Xie's "Wenxin Diaolong · Zhiniyin" (The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons · Understanding the Music).

28. 不经一番寒彻骨，怎得梅花扑鼻香。黄蘖禅师《上堂开示颂》

28. Unless one endures the cold and piercing frost, how can one smell the fragrance of plum blossoms? — Huang Nai Monk's "Verses for the Assembly."

29. 朝着一定目标走去是志，一鼓作气中途绝不停止是气，两者合起来就是志气。一切事业的成败都取决于此。卡内基

29. Walking towards a certain goal with determination is willpower, and maintaining momentum without stopping halfway is perseverance. The combination of the two is what we call 'will and determination.' The success or failure of all endeavors depends on this. Carnegie

30. 危险、怀疑和否定之海，围绕着人们小小的岛屿，而信念则鞭策人，使人勇敢面对未知的前途。泰戈尔

30. The sea of danger, suspicion, and negation surrounds the tiny islands of people, while belief spurs one on to courageously face the unknown future. - Tagore

31. 一个人如同一只钟表，是以他的行动来确定其价值。佩恩

31. A person is like a clock, with his actions determining his value. - Penn

32. 理想是指路明灯。没有理想，就没有坚定的方向，而没有方向，就没有生活。托尔斯泰

32. Ideals are the guiding beacons. Without ideals, there is no steadfast direction, and without direction, there is no life. Tolstoy