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深度感悟:经典读书名言,激发思考的力量

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1. 用宝珠打扮自己,不如用知识充实自己。

1. It's better to enrich yourself with knowledge than to adorn yourself with pearls.

2. 勤奋是开启知识大门的一把金钥匙。

2. Diligence is the golden key to opening the gates of knowledge.

3. 如果脆弱的心灵创伤太多,朋友,追求才是愈合你伤口最好的良药。

3. Friend, if your vulnerable heart has suffered too many wounds, pursuit is the best medicine to heal your injuries.

4. 瀑布为了奔向江河湖海,即使面临百丈深渊,仍然呼啸前行,决不退缩。

4. The waterfall, rushing towards the rivers, lakes, and seas, continues to roar forward even in the face of a hundred-meter abyss, never retreating.

5. 心坚石也穿。好记性不如烂笔头。勤勉是成功之母。

5. The heart is as hard as stone. A good memory is not as good as a bad pen. Diligence is the mother of success.

6. 书山有路勤为径,学海无涯苦作舟。

6. There is a path to the mountain of books through diligence, and the sea of learning is vast, requiring perseverance as a boat.

7. 平时没有跑发卫千米,占时就难以进行一百米的冲刺。

7. Without running a distance of over ten kilometers on a regular basis, it is difficult to perform a one-hundred-meter sprint during peak times.

8. 每一个成功者都有一个开始。勇于开始,才能找到成功的路。

8. Every successful person has a starting point. Only by daring to begin can one find the path to success.

9. 学习不要害怕吃苦,只要努力,就一定能冲到终点。

9. Learn not to fear hardship; as long as you put in the effort, you are sure to reach the finish line.

10. 不信书不能提高境界,光信书不如无书。

10. Not believing in books cannot elevate one's level, and it is better to have no books than to only believe in them.

11. 读书譬如饮食,从容咀嚼,其味必长;大嚼大咽,终不知味也。

11. Reading is like eating; to savor and chew slowly, the taste will last longer; to gulp down with haste, one will never know the flavor.

12. 阅读使人充实;会谈使人敏捷;写作与笔记使人精确;史鉴使人明智;诗歌使人巧慧;数学使人精细;博物使人深沉;伦理之学使人庄重;逻辑与修辞使人善辩。

12. Reading makes a full man; conversing sharpens the mind; writing and note-taking make one precise; the study of history makes one wise; poetry makes the mind subtle; mathematics makes one exact; the study of natural history makes one profound; ethics makes one dignified; logic and rhetoric make one eloquent.

13. 即使道路坎坷不平,车轮也要前进;即使江河波涛汹涌,船只也航行。

13. Even if the path is rough and uneven, the wheel must roll forward; even if the rivers are surging with waves, the ships must sail.

14. 善于想,善于问,善于做的人,其收效则常大而且快。

14. Those who are good at thinking, good at asking, and good at doing, often see great and rapid results.

15. 无论掌握哪一种知识,对智力都是有用的,它会把无用的东西抛开而把好的东西保留。

15. No matter which kind of knowledge one masters, it is beneficial to intelligence, as it discards the useless and retains the good.

16. 没有风浪,便没有勇敢的弄潮儿;没有荆棘,也没有不屈的开拓者。

16. Without storms, there would be no brave surf riders; without thorns, there would be no tenacious pioneers.

17. 无所不能的人实在一无所能,无所不专的专家实在是一无所专……

17. The all-powerful person is actually capable of nothing, and the expert who specializes in everything is actually not specialized in anything...

18. 不去耕耘,不去播种,再肥的沃土也长不出庄稼,不去奋斗,不去创造,再美的青春也结不出硕果。

18. Without cultivating and sowing, even the most fertile soil cannot grow crops. Without striving and creating, even the most beautiful youth cannot bear rich fruits.

19. 最珍贵的财富是时间,最大的浪费是虚度流年。

19. The most precious wealth is time, and the greatest waste is to squander the years.

20. 挥霍金钱是败坏物,虚度年华是败坏人。

20. Squandering money is a destructive act, while wasting time is detrimental to the human spirit.

21. 书是人类进步的阶梯,终生的伴侣,最诚挚的朋友。

21. Books are the ladder to human progress, lifelong companions, and the most sincere friends.

22. 知识是取之不尽,用之不竭的。只有最大限度地挖掘它,才能体会到学习的乐趣。

22. Knowledge is inexhaustible. Only by fully tapping into it can one truly appreciate the joy of learning.

23. 信心是成才的基石。没有信心的人,将一事无成。

23. Confidence is the foundation for success. Without confidence, one will achieve nothing.

24. 学到很多东西的诀窍,就是一下子不要学很多。

24. The trick to learning a lot of things is not to learn too many at once.

25. 泉水,奋斗之路越曲折,心灵越纯洁。

25. Spring water, the more winding the path of struggle, the purer the soul.

26. 包子有肉,不在皮上;人有学问,不挂嘴上。

26. Jiaozi (steamed buns) have meat inside but not on the skin; a person with knowledge does not display it on their lips.

27. 业精于勤荒于嬉,行成于思毁于随。

27. Proficiency comes from diligence and is lost through play; character is shaped by thought and destroyed by carelessness.

28. 崇高的理想就象生长在高山上的鲜花。如果要搞下它,勤奋才能是攀登的绳索。

28. Noble ideals are like flowers growing on high mountains. To pluck them, diligence can be the rope for climbing.

29. 书就是社会,一本好书就是一个好的世界,好的社会。它能陶冶人的感情和气质,使人高尚。

29. Books are society, and a good book is a good world, a good society. It can refine one's feelings and temperament, making a person noble.

30. 织网是为了多捕鱼;磨刀是为了多砍柴;播种是为了多收获;学习是为了多创造。

30. We weave nets to catch more fish; we sharpen knives to chop more wood; we plant seeds to harvest more; we learn to create more.

31. 问渠那得清如许,为有源头活水来。

31. Ask the river where it gets so clear, for it has living water from its source.

32. 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。

32. Trying to catch two rabbits at the same time, you won't catch either. The first time is awkward, the second time is smooth, and the third time you can be a teacher.

33. 树不修,长不直;人不学,没知识。

33. If a tree is not pruned, it will not grow straight; if a person does not learn, they will lack knowledge.

34. 有建树的人,并非具备了比一般人更优越的条件,相反,他们要经过更多的磨练,走更艰辛的路。

34. People who have made achievements are not those who have more优越 conditions than ordinary people; on the contrary, they have to go through more hardships and take a more arduous path.

35. 世上所有美好的感情加在一起,也抵不上一桩高尚的行动。

35. All the wonderful feelings in the world combined do not outweigh a single noble action.

36. 讷讷寡言者未必愚,喋喋利口者未必智。

36. A person who is reticent and speaks little is not necessarily foolish, and a person who talks incessantly and eloquently is not necessarily wise.

37. 加紧学习,抓住中心,宁精勿杂,宁专勿多。

37. Speed up your studies, focus on the core, prefer precision over complexity, and prefer specialization over quantity.

38. 没有激流就称不上勇进,没有山峰则谈不上攀登。

38. Without rapids, there can be no talk of daring advance, and without peaks, there is no mention of climbing.

39. 学习的路上不可能一帆风顺,当你遇到挫折的时候,不要灰心丧气。只要你是一个有心人,去努力,那么,你就会克服一件件难事。

39. The path of learning is not smooth sailing; when you encounter setbacks, do not lose heart. As long as you have the will to strive, you will overcome one difficulty after another.

40. 吹嘘自己有知识的人,等于在宣扬自己的无知。

40. Boasting about one's knowledge is equivalent to advertising one's ignorance.

41. 学到很多东西的决窍,就是一下子不要学很多的东西。

41. The secret to learning a lot is not to learn too much at once.

42. 早起多长一智,晚睡多增一闻。

42. Early rising gains more wisdom, late sleeping adds more knowledge.

43. 不向前走,不知路远;不努力学习,不明白真理。

43. Not to move forward, one does not know the distance of the road; not to study hard, one does not understand the truth.

44. 明天,明天,明天还有明天!我们应把握住今天,让每一个今天大于小时?

44. Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, and tomorrow! We should seize the present, making each today greater than an hour?

45. 环境于人的影响极大,亲师取友,问道求学是创造环境改进自己的最好的方法,你们于潜心独研外更要注意这一点,万不要一事不管,一毫不动,专门只关门读死书。

45. The environment has a great impact on humans. Seeking out good teachers and friends, and pursuing knowledge are the best ways to create an environment to improve oneself. Besides engaging in deep and independent research, you should also pay attention to this point. Under no circumstances should you neglect everything, remain inactive, and only close the door to read dead books.

46. 年华一去不复返,事业放弃在难成。

46. Youth once gone does not return, a career abandoned will be difficult to achieve.

47. 知识是从刻苦劳动中得来的,任何成就都是刻苦劳动的结果。

47. Knowledge comes from hard work, and any achievement is the result of hard work.

48. 清晨不起早,误一天的事;幼年不勤学,误一生的事。

48. Not waking up early in the morning can mess up a whole day; not studying diligently in one's youth can mess up a whole lifetime.

49. 时间对每个人是公平的。我们应抓紧时间,努力把握住每一个今天,在今天尽量多做实事,使今天的工作效率大大提高。

49. Time is fair to everyone. We should grasp time with both hands, strive to seize every today, and do as many practical things as possible today to greatly improve the efficiency of our work.

50. 书是益友。臧克家说:读过一本好书,像交了一个益友。

50. Books are good friends. Zang Kexia said: Reading a good book is like making a good friend.

51. 书房是文人精神的巢穴,生命的禅堂。

51. The study room is the den of literary spirits, the Zen hall of life.