1. 学习培训并不意味着便是摹仿一些东西，反而是把握方法和方式。

1. Learning and training does not mean merely imitating something; instead, it is about grasping methods and approaches.

2. 看书不能信仰而无思考,要大胆地提出问题,勤于摘录资料,分析资料,找出其中的相互关系，是做学问的一种方法--顾颉刚

2. Reading books should not be done with blind faith without thought. One must boldly raise questions, diligently make notes, analyze the material, and find the interrelations among them, which is a method of conducting scholarship -- Guo Jinggang.

3. 读书使人丰富，思索使人深遂，沟通交流使人醒悟。

3. Reading enriches the mind, thinking deepens insight, and communication awakens understanding.

4. 我每看锻炼身体的话时，经常那样想：优胜者虽然可亲可敬，但那尽管落伍而仍非跑至终点站的竞技者，和见了那样的竞技者而起敬没笑的吃瓜群众，乃恰好是我国未来之梁柱。

4. Whenever I watch physical exercise, I often think like this: While the winners are endearing and respected, those who lag behind but still strive to reach the finish line, and the onlookers who show respect instead of laughter towards such competitors, are precisely the pillars of our future.

5. 书本鼓励了我的聪慧和内心，它协助从腐臭味的险境中摆脱出去，要是没有他们，我便会溺亡在哪里边，会被愚钝和鄙陋的东西呛住。

5. The book encouraged my intelligence and inner spirit, helping me to escape from the dangers of the putrid smell. Without them, I would have drowned somewhere, choked by foolish and lowly things.

6. 不怕读得少，只怕记不牢。

6. It's not about how little you read; it's about how well you remember.

7. 我所学到的任何有价值的知识都是由自学中得来的。

7. Any valuable knowledge I have learned comes from self-study.

8. 读书是一种探险，如探新大路，如征新土壤。

8. Reading is an adventure, like exploring a new road, like conquering new soil.

9. 学必求其心得，业必贵其专精。

9. Study must seek one's own insights, and one's career must prioritize specialization and expertise.

10. 读书譬如饮食，从容咀嚼，其味必长；大嚼大咀，终不知味也。

10. Reading is like eating; to savor and chew leisurely, the taste will last longer; to gulp down eagerly, one will never know the flavor.

11. 如果说书一朵花，那我们就是蜜蜂，只在勤劳地采蜜，才会取得丰硕的成果。

11. If storytelling is a flower, then we are bees, and we will only achieve abundant results by diligently gathering nectar.

12. 提出正确的问题，往往等于解决了问题的大半。

12. Asking the right questions is often half the battle in solving a problem.

13. 书犹药也，善读之可医愚。

13. Books are like medicine; reading them well can cure ignorance.

14. 石可破也，而不可夺坚；丹可磨也，而不可夺赤。

14. Stones may be broken, but cannot be stripped of their hardness; cinnabar may be ground, but cannot be stripped of its redness.

15. 不好的书也像不好的朋友一样，可能会把你戕害。

15. Bad books are like bad friends, and they may harm you as well.

16. 越是多读书，就越是感到不足，越感到自己知识贫乏。

16. The more one reads, the more one feels inadequate, and the more one feels the poverty of one's knowledge.

17. 谬误百出的书可能是本有趣的书；而一点谬误都没有的书也许是本十分乏味的书。

17. A book full of errors may be an interesting read; whereas a book without a single error might be rather boring.

18. 我记得上学时期老师总是鼓励我们多读书，让我们整理自己的座右铭，以此来激励我们多读书，当时我整理的都是我喜欢的。

18. I remember that in school, our teachers always encouraged us to read more and to compile our own mottoes to motivate ourselves to read more. At that time, I compiled all the mottoes I liked.

19. 不读书的家庭，就是精神上残缺的家庭。

19. A family that does not read is one that is spiritually incomplete.

20. 夫所以读书学问，本欲开心明目，利于行耳。

20. The reason for reading books and pursuing knowledge is fundamentally to broaden one's horizons and clarify one's vision, which is beneficial for one's actions.

21. 学习不但意味着接受新知识，同时还要修正错误乃至对错误的认识。

21. Learning not only means accepting new knowledge but also correcting mistakes and even the understanding of mistakes.

22. 六经三史，诸子百家，非无可观，皆是为治。

22. The Six Classics and the Three Histories, the various schools of thought and the hundred schools, are all worth observing, as they are all for the purpose of governance.

23. 读书务在循序渐进;一书已熟,方读一书,勿得卤莽躐等,虽多无益--胡居仁

23. The key to reading is to progress step by step; one should not read a book before the previous one is mastered. Do not be hasty or skip levels, as doing so, even if the quantity is great, will be of no benefit -- Hu Juren

24. 不敢妄为些小事，只因曾读数行书。

24. I dare not act recklessly in trivial matters, for I have read a few lines of books.

25. 学从名利入手，如无基之房，垒砌纵及丈余，一倒莫救。

25. Learning from fame and profit is like building a house without a foundation; even if it is constructed to a height of over a meter, it will collapse without a chance of being saved.

26. 贫寒更须读书，富贵不忘稼穑。

26. The poor must read books, and the wealthy must not forget farming.

27. 书籍就像一盏神灯它照亮人们最遥远最黯淡的生活道路。

27. Books are like a magic lamp that illuminates the most distant and darkest paths of people's lives.

28. 杀戮只会使人的本性更残暴，而读书只会使人提高修养境界。

28. Killing will only make human nature more brutal, while reading will only elevate one's level of cultivation and refinement.

29. 要不旅游，要不读书，身体和生命务必有一个走在路上。

29. Either travel or read, the body and life must have one walking on the road.

30. 卷书痴情似故友，朝暮忧乐每相亲约会——他。

30. The scroll book is so deeply in love as an old friend, sharing joys and sorrows every morning and evening—He.

31. 读书到最终，是为了更好地使我们更包容地去了解这世界有多繁杂。

31. Reading, in the end, is for the better understanding of how complex the world is, with a more inclusive perspective.

32. 尽信书，则不如无书。

32. To rely entirely on books is like having no books at all.

33. 等待的日里头，勤奋好学读书，谦虚为人处事，养得深根，日后才可以枝繁叶茂。

33. During the days of waiting, be diligent in studying, modest in dealing with people, and cultivate deep roots. Only then can you flourish with abundant branches and leaves in the future.

34. 读书毫无疑问者，须教有疑，有疑者，却要无疑，到这儿才是进步。

34. For those who have no doubts while reading, it is necessary to cultivate doubt. For those who have doubts, they must strive to eliminate them. Only when this is achieved can there be progress.

35. 学问对人们要求最大的紧张和最大的热情。

35. Knowledge demands the utmost tension and enthusiasm from people.