1. 善者一日不教，则失之而入恶；恶有勤而教之，则可使至于善。欧阳修

1. If a good person is not taught for a day, they may fall into evil; if an evil person is diligently taught, they can be led to become good. -- Ouyang Xiu

2. 不积跬步，无以至千里；不积小流，无以成江海。荀况

2. Without accumulating small steps, one cannot reach a thousand miles; without accumulating small streams, one cannot form a river or sea. - Xun Kuang

3. 空想是没有止境的，儿童的空想更是一望无际。由于孩子的心灵比成人的心灵更加秘密，儿童的心灵是一尘不染的，而被生活所磨炼出来的成长，心灵深处却明显存在着这类纤尘的污痕。高尔基

3. Daydreaming has no bounds, and the daydreams of children are boundless. Because the mind of a child is more mysterious than that of an adult, the child's mind is untainted. However, the growth polished by life leaves clear traces of such dust in the depths of the soul. - Gorky

4. 讲到学习方法，我想用六个字来概括："严格、严肃、严密。"这种科学的学习方法，除了向别人学习之外，更重要的是靠自己有意识的刻苦锻炼。──苏步青

4. When it comes to study methods, I would like to summarize them in six characters: "Strict, serious, and meticulous." This scientific approach to learning, in addition to learning from others, is more importantly about relying on one's own conscious hard work and perseverance. ──Su Buqing

5. 天才是不足恃的，聪明是不可靠的，要想顺手拣来的伟大科学发明是不可想象的。华罗庚

5. Talent is not enough to rely on, intelligence is not reliable, and it is unimaginable to casually pick up a great scientific invention. - Hua Luogeng

6. 真理，即使被践踏在地，也会站起来：上帝永恒的岁月属于她；但谬误一旦受伤，便会就地打滚，然后在其崇拜者中间咽气。布赖恩特

6. Truth, even when trodden down, will rise up again: the eternal years of God belong to her; but error, once wounded, will roll on the spot and then expire among its worshippers. Bryant

7. 爱学出勤奋，勤奋出天才。郭沫若

7. Love of learning brings diligence, and diligence brings genius. - Guo Moruo

8. 在学习中取得知识，在战斗中取得勇敢。佚名

8. Gain knowledge through learning, and gain courage through fighting. Anonymous

9. 三人行，必有我师也。择其善者而从之，其不善者而改之。孔子

9. "If there are three people walking together, there must be someone I can learn from. I will follow the good in them and correct the bad." - Confucius

10. 科学成就是由一点一滴积累起来的，惟有长期的积聚才能由点滴汇成大海。华罗庚

10. Scientific achievements are accumulated bit by bit, and only through long-term accumulation can drops merge into the ocean. Hua Loo-keng

11. 我所学到的任何有价值的知识都是由自学中得来的。达尔文

11. Any valuable knowledge I have acquired has come from self-study. - Darwin

12. 我们活着不能与草木同腐，不能醉生梦死，枉度人生，要有所作为。方志敏

12. We cannot rot away with the grass and trees while we are alive, nor can we live in a dreamy state, squandering our lives in vain; we must make something of ourselves. — Fang Zhimin

13. 我们的青年是一种正在不断成长，不断上升的气力，他们的使命是根据历史的逻辑来创造新的生活方式和生活条件。高尔基

13. Our youth is a growing, ascending force, and their mission is to create new ways of life and living conditions according to the logic of history. Gorky

14. 真正的读书使瞌睡者醒来，给未定目标者选择适当的目标。正当的书籍指示人以正道，使其避免误入歧途。卡耐基

14. True reading rouses the drowsy to wakefulness and provides the unaimed with suitable goals. Proper books guide people on the right path, leading them away from wrong paths. Carnegie

15. 真理像颗宝石，虽然不应涂抹颜色，却可放在显眼的地方，使其发现更美妙的光彩。桑塔亚那

15. Truth is like a gem, which though it should not be colored, can be placed in a prominent place to reveal its more splendid luster. — Santayana

16. 懒惰等于将一个人活埋。泰勒

16. Indolence is akin to burying a person alive. Taylor

17. 追求客观真理和知识是人的最高和永恒的目标。爱因斯坦

17. Pursuing objective truth and knowledge is the highest and eternal goal of human beings. - Einstein

18. 勤奋可以发挥它作用；如果你智力平庸，如果你富于天资。勤奋可以弥补它缺乏。乔·雷诺兹

18. Diligence can exert its function; if you are intellectually average, if you are naturally talented. Diligence can compensate for its lack. Joe Reynolds

19. 早知今日读书是，悔作从前任侠非。李欣

19. Had I known today that reading is important, I would regret having been a warrior in the past. - Li Xin

20. 生活的全部意义在于无穷地探索尚未知道的东西，在于不断地增加更多的知识。左拉

20. The whole meaning of life lies in the infinite exploration of the unknown, in the continuous addition of more knowledge. Zola

21. 了解一页书，胜于匆促地阅读一卷书。麦考利

21. Understanding a page of a book is better than hurriedly reading a volume of it. - Macaulay

22. 用心不杂，乃是入神要路。袁牧

22. Focusing the mind without distraction is the essential path to entering the realm of the divine. — Yuan Mo

23. 科学不是为了个人荣誉，不是为了私利，而是为人类谋幸福。钱三强

23. Science is not for personal honor, not for private gain, but for the happiness of humanity. Qian Sanqiang

24. 科学是没有国界的，因为她是属于全人类的财富，是照亮世界的火把，但学者是属于祖国的。巴斯德

24. Science has no borders, for she is the wealth of all humanity, the torch that illuminates the world, but scholars belong to their motherland. Pasteur

25. 我们决不能一见成绩就自满自足起来。我们应该抑制自满，时时批评自己的缺点，好象我们为了清洁，为了去掉灰尘，天天要洗脸，天天要扫地一样。毛泽东

25. We must never become complacent and self-satisfied upon seeing achievements. We should suppress complacency, constantly criticize our own shortcomings, just as we need to wash our faces and sweep the floor every day to keep clean and remove dust. - Mao Zedong

26. 读书是在别人思想的帮助下，建立起自己的思想。鲁巴金

26. Reading is the process of building one's own thoughts with the help of others' ideas. - Rubakin

27. 知识的历史犹如一只伟大的复音曲，在这只曲子里依依次响起各民族的声音。──歌德

27. The history of knowledge is like a great polyphonic piece, in which the voices of various nations sound in turn. - Goethe

28. 要是每一个孩子的诗情画意都能得到人们的欣赏鼓励，从而取得健康的成长，那末，世界将近不愁成为一个富于诗情画意的世界。殷庆功

28. If every child's poetic and artistic imagination could be appreciated and encouraged by people, thus achieving healthy growth, then the world would nearly not have to worry about becoming a world rich in poetic and artistic imagination. — Yin Qinggong

29. 科学需要幻想，发明贵在创新。爱迪生

29. Science needs imagination, and invention is precious for its innovation. Edison

30. 在科学工作中，不愿意越过事实前进一步的人，很少能理解事实。赫胥黎

30. In scientific work, those who are unwilling to go beyond the facts seldom understand them. - Huxley

31. 如果你富于天资，勤奋可以发挥它的作用；如果你智力平庸，勤奋可以弥补它的不足。乔·雷诺兹

31. If you are blessed with talent, diligence can bring out its full potential; if you are of average intelligence, diligence can compensate for its shortcomings. Joe Reynolds

32. 她应该增进知识。对安托瓦内特来说，的确到了认真读书的时候了。一天两小时不算太多，这会使她机灵些，让她在一天二十四个时的其余二十二小时中更有头脑。茨威格?>

32. She should improve her knowledge. For Antoinette, it is indeed time to take reading seriously. Two hours a day is not too much, and it will make her more alert, allowing her to be more intelligent during the remaining 22 hours of the day. Zweig?>

33. 略翻书数则，便不愧三餐。陈字自

33. To read a few pages of a book is to be worthy of three meals. The character 'Chen' has its own meaning.

34. 科学决不是一种自私自利的享乐。有幸能够致力于科学研究的人，首先应该拿自己的学识为人类服务。马克思

34. Science is never a selfish indulgence. Those who are fortunate enough to dedicate themselves to scientific research should first use their knowledge to serve humanity. - Marx

35. 青年人理想多么崇高，立志追求真理，不管是生仍是死，呵！莫回顾回头，莫泄气。罗·布里奇斯

35. How noble are the ideals of the youth, determined to pursue truth, be it life or death, ah! Do not look back, do not lose heart. — R. Bridges

36. 旦旦而学之，久而不怠焉，迄乎成。彭瑞淑

36. Day after day, study diligently, and never become weary. Continue until you achieve success. — Peng Ruishu

37. 读书时要深思多问。只读而不想，就可能人云亦云，沦为书本的奴隶；或者走马看花，所获甚微。王梓坤

37. When reading, one should ponder deeply and ask many questions. Merely reading without thinking may lead to parroting others and becoming a slave to books; or it may be like a superficial glance, yielding very little. -- Wang Zikun

38. 非学无以广才，非志无以成学。诸葛亮

38. Without learning, one cannot broaden one's talents; without ambition, one cannot achieve academic success. — Zhuge Liang

39. 利用时间是一个极其高级的规律。恩格斯

39. Making use of time is an extremely advanced law. Engels

40. 科学的不朽荣誉，在于它通过对人类心灵的作用，克服了人们在自己面前和在自然界面前的不安全感。爱因斯坦

40. The eternal honor of science lies in its ability to overcome the unease people feel before themselves and nature through its influence on the human mind. - Einstein

41. 学和行本来是有联系着的，学了必须要想，想通了就要行，要在行的当中才能看出自己是否真正学到了手。否则读书虽多，只是成为一座死书库。谢觉哉

41. Study and practice are inherently connected. After learning, one must think, and once thoughts are clarified, one must act. It is only through action that one can discern whether they have truly mastered the knowledge. Otherwise, even with a wealth of books read, one merely becomes a repository of dead knowledge. -- Xie Juezhai

42. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。《汉乐府·长歌行》

42. "If you do not strive when you are young, you will only regret it when you are old." - From the "Hanfu · Changge Xing"