1. 处处留心，皆学问。

1. Keep a close watch everywhere, for all is knowledge.

2. 少而不学，老而无识。

2. Not studying when young leads to ignorance in old age.

3. 知识分子优于文盲，如同活人优于死人。

3. Intellectuals are superior to illiterates, just as the living are superior to the dead.

4. 处处留心皆学问。

4. Every place is a school of learning.

5. 种田不离田头，读书不离案头。

5. To cultivate fields, one must never leave the field; to study, one must never leave the desk.

6. 读书贵精不贵多。

6. The value of reading lies in its depth rather than its breadth.

7. 清晨不起早，误一天的事；幼年不勤学，误一生的事。

7. Not waking up early in the morning may miss the chance of the day; not studying diligently in childhood may lead to a lifetime of regrets.

8. 贫寒更须读书，富贵不忘稼穑。

8. The poor must read more, and the wealthy must not forget the toil of farming.

9. 读书不离口，打拳不离手。

9. Study with the mouth, and practice boxing with the hands.

10. 少年易学老难成，一寸光阴不可轻。

10. It's easy to learn as a youth, but hard to achieve old age; a single inch of time should not be wasted.

11. 不向前走，不知路远；不努力学习，不明白真理。

11. Not to advance is to not know the distance of the road; not to study diligently is to not understand the truth.

12. 读一书，增一智。

12. Read a book, gain a wisdom.

13. 勿谓今日不学有来日，勿谓今年不学有来年。

13. Do not say that there will be another day to learn if you do not study today, and do not say that there will be another year to learn if you do not study this year.

14. 少小多才学，平生志气高。别人怀宝剑，我有笔如刀。（《神童诗》）

14. Young and talented, with aspirations soaring high. While others carry swords, I wield a pen like a blade. (From the "Poem of the Child Prodigy")

15. 青青园中葵，朝露待日晞。阳春布德泽，万物生光辉。常恐秋节至，焜黄华叶衰。百川东到海，何时复西归？少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。（《长歌行》）

15. Green the garden, bright the melon seedling, awaiting the morning dew to dry under the sun. In the springtime, the benevolence spreads, all things shine with brilliance. Always afraid that autumn will come, with withered yellow leaves. The hundred rivers flow east to the sea, when will they return west? If the young do not strive, in old age, they will only feel sorrow. (From "The Long Song")

16. 知之为知之，不知为不知，是知也。?>

16. To know what one knows is true knowledge; to recognize what one does not know is also true knowledge.

17. 寒门出才子，高山出俊鸟。

17. A poor family produces talented individuals, and high mountains produce beautiful birds.

18. 善学者，假人之长以补其短。

18. The good learner takes the strengths of others to compensate for their own weaknesses.

19. 朝为田舍郎，暮登天子堂。将相本无种，男儿当自强。（《神童诗》）

19. In the morning, a rustic farmer; by evening, ascending the throne of the emperor. Generals and ministers are not born of a certain lineage; a man should strive for self-improvement. (From the "Book of the God-child")

20. 强记不如善悟，好记性不如烂笔头。

20. It's better to understand well than to memorize; a good memory is not as good as a well-used notebook.

21. 风声 雨声 读书声 声声入耳

21. The sound of the wind, the sound of the rain, the sound of reading, each sound enters the ears.

22. 木落水尽千崖枯，迥然吾亦见真吾。坐对韦编灯动壁，高歌夜半雪压庐。地炉茶鼎烹活火，一清足称读书者。读书之乐何处寻？数点梅花天地心。（元 翁森《四时读书乐》冬）

22. As the leaves fall and the water runs dry, all cliffs seem barren, and I see the true self within me. Sitting opposite the bamboo scrolls, the light dances on the wall, and I sing loudly under the snow at midnight, weighing down the thatched cottage. The ground stove and teapot are boiling with live fire, and a single cup of tea is enough to satisfy a reader. Where can one find the joy of reading? Countless plum blossoms in the heart of the universe. (Weng Sen of the Yuan Dynasty, "Joy of Reading in All Four Seasons" - Winter)

23. 明日复明日，明日何其多。我生待明日，万事成蹉跎。世人若被明日累，春去秋来老将至。朝看东流水，暮看日西坠。百年明日能几何？请君听我明日歌。（清 钱泳《明日歌》）

23. Tomorrow and tomorrow, there are so many tomorrows. I live waiting for tomorrow, and all things become a waste. If people are burdened by tomorrow, the spring will pass and autumn will come, and old age will approach. In the morning, I look at the flowing water of the east, and in the evening, I watch the sun set in the west. How many tomorrows can there be in a hundred years? Please listen to my song of tomorrow. (Qian Yong, Qing Dynasty)

24. 世上无难事，只怕有心人。

24. There are no difficulties in the world, only those who are not willing to put in the effort.

25. 讷讷寡言者未必愚，喋喋利口者未必智。

25. A person who speaks little is not necessarily foolish, and one who talks a lot is not necessarily wise.

26. 学而不思则罔，思而不学则殆。

26. Without learning, there is confusion; without thinking, there is danger.

27. 宁思考一天，不硬写两日。

27. It's better to think for a day than to force a write-up in two days.

28. 盛年不再来，一日难再晨。及时当勉励，岁月不待人。（晋 陶渊明《杂诗》）

28. Youth does not return, and one cannot relive the morning of a single day. One should be encouraged to act promptly, for time waits for no one. (From the Miscellaneous Poems by Tao Yuanming of the Jin Dynasty)

29. 家事 国事 天下事 事事关心

29. Family matters, state affairs, world matters, care about everything.

30. 读书不想，隔靴挠痒。

30. Not thinking while reading, it's like scratching an itch under the shoe.

31. 非因报应方行善，岂为功名始读二括。

31. To do good deeds not out of retribution, and to start reading the Two Annotations only for fame and fortune.

32. 玉不琢不成器，人不学不知义。

32. Jade, if not carved, cannot become a utensil; a person, if not educated, cannot understand righteousness.

33. 读书有三到：心到、眼到、口到。

33. There are three essentials to reading: the heart is present, the eyes are present, and the mouth is present.

34. 自在不成人。成人不自在。

34. It is uncomfortable to be carefree. It is not carefree to be grown-up.

35. 日出照亮大地，读书清醒头脑。

35. The sunrise illuminates the earth, and reading awakens the mind.

36. 学问之根苦，学问之果甜。

36. The root of learning is bitter, but the fruit of learning is sweet.

37. 读书百遍，其义自见。

37. Read a book a hundred times, and its meaning will become apparent.

38. 一寸光阴一寸金，寸金难买寸光阴。

38. An inch of time is an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time.

39. 春读书，兴味长，磨其砚，笔花香。读书求学不宜懒，天地日月比人忙。燕语莺歌希领悟，桃红李白写文章。（民国 熊伯伊《四季读书歌》春）

39. In spring, reading brings enduring delight, grinding the inkstone and the pen's fragrance. Studying and seeking knowledge should not be lazy, for the heavens, earth, sun, and moon are busier than people. The songs of swallows and orioles wish to gain insight, and the red peaches and white lilies are written into articles. (From "The Song of Reading in All Four Seasons" by Xiong Boyi in the Republic of China)

40. 失败是成功之母。

40. Failure is the mother of success.

41. 知识是智慧的火炬。

41. Knowledge is the torch of wisdom.

42. 三更灯火五更鸡，正是男儿读书时。黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。（唐 颜真卿《劝学》）

42. The third watch of the night with lamps burning, and the fifth watch with chickens crowing, is the best time for a young man to study. Black hair does not know the importance of studying early, and white hair regrets studying late. (Tang Dynasty, Yan Zhenqing's "Encouragement to Study")

43. 剑锋从磨砺出，梅花香自苦寒来。

43. A sword's edge is honed from constant sharpening, and plum blossoms' fragrance comes from bitter cold.

44. 今日复今日，今日何其少！今日又不为，此事何时了？人生百年几今日，今日不为真可惜！若言姑待明朝至，明朝又有明朝事。为君聊赋今日诗，努力请从今日始。（明 文嘉《今日歌》）

44. Today is today, how few are today's days! If today is not done, when will this matter be over? In a hundred years of life, how many are today's days? It is truly a pity to not make use of today. If you say to wait for tomorrow, tomorrow will have its own things to do. For you, I will compose a poem of today, and let's strive from today. (From the Song of Today by Wen Jia of the Ming Dynasty)

45. 昨日兮昨日，昨日何其好！昨日过去了，今日徒烦恼。世人但知悔昨日，不觉今日又过了。水去汩汩流，花落日日少。万事立业在今日，莫待明朝悔今朝。（佚名《昨日歌》）

45. Yesterday and yesterday, yesterday was so good! Yesterday has passed, and today is filled with烦恼. People only know to regret yesterday, and are not aware that today has also passed by. Water flows away gurglingly, and flowers fall day by day. Everything, from establishing one's career to everything else, depends on today; do not wait until tomorrow to regret today. (Anonymous, "The Song of Yesterday")

46. 书中自有颜如玉，书中自有黄金屋。

46. The book contains jade as beautiful as a woman's face, and the book contains a golden house.

47. 读一本好书，象交了一个益友。

47. Reading a good book is like making a friend for life.

48. 读书患不多，思义患不明。患足己不学，既学患不行。（唐 韩愈《劝学诗》）

48. The worry is not that one reads too little, but that one fails to understand the meaning. The worry is not that one is satisfied with oneself and does not study, but that one has studied yet does not act. (From the "Encouragement to Study" poem by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty)

49. 书籍是伟大的天才留给人类的遗产。

49. Books are the heritage left by great geniuses to humanity.

50. 蜂采百花酿甜蜜，人读群书明真理。

50. Bees gather nectar from a myriad of flowers to make sweet honey, and people read a multitude of books to understand the truth.

51. 三人行，必有我师。

你好！这句话的英文翻译是： 51. If there are three people walking together, there must be someone I can learn from.

52. 旧书不厌百回读，熟读深思子自知。

52. There is no end to reading old books a hundred times over, and deep thought in reading will make it known to you.

53. 宝剑不磨要生锈；人不学习要落后。

53. If a sword is not sharpened, it will rust; if a person does not learn, they will fall behind.

54. 读硕破万卷，下笔如有神。

54. Having read tens of thousands of volumes, one writes with divine inspiration.

55. 智者的智慧是一种不平常的常识。

55. The wisdom of the wise is an extraordinary common sense.

56. 火到猪头烂。功到自然成。

56. If you keep the fire burning under the pig's head, the meat will eventually rot. If you work hard, success will naturally follow.

57. 学好三年，学会三天。

57. Three years to learn well, three days to master.

58. 书山有路勤为径，学海无涯苦作舟。

58. There is a way up the mountain of books through diligence, and the sea of learning is endless with hardship as the boat.

59. 读书需用心，一字值千金。

59. Reading requires concentration, for each character is worth a thousand in value.

60. 读书不知意，等于嚼树皮。

60. Reading without understanding is like chewing tree bark.

61. 不怕走得慢。就怕路上站。

61. It's not about how fast you walk, but about not stopping on your way.

62. 三人行，必有我师焉。

62. If there are three people walking together, there must be someone I can learn from.

63. 业精于勤荒于嬉，行成于思毁予随。

63. Skill is honed through diligence and wasted through idleness; habits are formed through thought and destroyed through neglect.

64. 学如逆水行舟，不进则退。

64. Learning is like rowing against the current; if you do not move forward, you will regress.

65. 学无老少，能者为师。

65. Learning has no age limits; those who can teach are teachers.

66. 用宝珠打扮自己，不如用知识充实自己。

66. It is better to enrich oneself with knowledge than to adorn oneself with pearls.

67. 由经验而得的智慧，胜于学习而得。

67. Wisdom gained through experience is superior to that acquired through learning.

68. 积累知识，胜过积蓄金银。（欧洲谚语）中国古代的“劝学诗”

68. Accumulating knowledge is better than amassing gold and silver. (A European proverb) In ancient China, there was a "poem of encouragement to study."

69. 半亩方塘一鉴开，天光月影共徘徊。问渠那得清如许，为有源头活水来。（宋 朱熹《观书有感》）

69. A half亩 square pond reflects the opening, the sky's light and the moon's shadow intertwine. Ask the channel how it can be so clear, for it is because of the living water from the source. (Song Dynasty, Zhu Xi, "Reflecting on Reading a Book")

70. 力学如力耕，勤惰尔自知。但使书种多，会有岁稔时。（宋 刘过《书院》）

70. Mechanics is like hard labor in the fields, where diligence or laziness is known to oneself. But if you plant many books, there will be a time of abundant harvest. (From Liu Guo of the Song Dynasty, "Academy")

71. 身不怕动。脑不怕用。

71. The body is not afraid of movement. The mind is not afraid of use.

72. 玉不琢、不成器，人不学、不知义。

72. Jade, if not carved, cannot become a fine vessel; people, if not educated, will not understand righteousness.

73. 一次深思熟虑，胜过百次草率行动。

73. One well-considered thought is worth more than a hundred hasty actions.

74. 昨夜江边春水生，蒙冲巨舰一毛轻。向来枉费推移力，此日中流自在行。（宋 朱熹《观书有感》）

74. Last night, the spring river at the riverbank surged, the massive battleship felt as light as a feather. Previously, all the effort to push it along was wasted, but today it floats freely in the middle of the stream. (Song Dynasty, Zhu Xi, "Reflecting on Reading")

75. 立身以立学为先，立学以读书为本。

75. To establish oneself, one must prioritize education; and to establish education, one must base it on reading.

76. 劝君莫惜金缕衣，劝君惜取少年时。有花堪折直须折，莫待无花空折枝。（唐 《金缕衣》）

76. I advise you not to waste the golden brocade robe, I advise you to cherish your youth. If there are flowers to be picked, pick them straight away; do not wait until there are no flowers and you are left with a bare branch. (Tang Dynasty, "The Gold Thread Robe")

77. 泉水挑不干，知识学不完。

77. You can never exhaust the spring water; there is always more knowledge to learn.

78. 滴水穿石，非一日之功；冰冻三尺，非一日之寒。

78. The water drops wear away the stone, not in a day's work; the ice is three feet thick, not from one day's cold.

79. 三天不念口生，三天不做手生。

79. If you don't recite for three days, your mouth gets out of practice; if you don't do it for three days, your hands get out of practice.

80. 好铁要经三回炉。好书要经百回读。

80. Good iron must be melted three times. A good book must be read a hundred times.

81. 书到用时方恨少，事非经过不知难。

81. One regrets the lack of knowledge when it's needed, and one doesn't know how difficult something is until one has experienced it.

82. 黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。

82. "One doesn't realize the importance of early studies when one has black hair; only when one is old does one regret studying late."

83. 念书不用功。等于白搭工。

83. Not studying hard. It's equivalent to wasting one's efforts.

84. 世界上三种东西最宝贵——知识、粮食和友谊。（缅甸谚语）

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

85. 读书切戒在慌忙，涵泳工夫兴味长。未晓不妨权放过，切身须要急思量。（宋 陆九渊《读书》）

85. Reading should be approached without haste; the process of absorption is long and enjoyable. If there are things you don't understand, it's fine to temporarily set them aside. But for matters that are pertinent to you, you must think deeply and urgently. (Song Dynasty, Lu Jiuyuan)