1. 我一直坚持那个习惯，等苹果腐烂时，再去买一个，贴上纸条，放在书柜上。直到初中毕业。我拿着毕业联系簿找他，他愣了一下，还是写上了自己的****。然而，在寄语那栏里，他只写了“一路顺风”。

1. I have always adhered to the habit of waiting until the apple rots before buying a new one, sticking a note on it, and placing it on the bookshelf. I did this until I graduated from junior high school. When I showed him my graduation album, he was taken aback, but still wrote his ****. However, in the message section, he only wrote "May you travel safely."

2. 没有太阳，花朵不会开放；没有爱便没有幸福；没有妇女也就没有爱，没有母亲，既不会有诗人，也不会有英雄。──高尔基

2. Without the sun, flowers will not bloom; without love, there is no happiness; without women, there is no love, and without mothers, neither poets nor heroes will exist. - Maxim Gorky

3. 爱情没有特定的法则。高尔

3. Love has no specific rules. Goerl

4. 我告诉你，爱神是万物的第二个太阳，他照到哪里，哪里就会春意盎然。查普曼

4. I tell you, Cupid is the second sun of all things; where he shines, there will be full of spring. Chapman

5. 一旦你确实需要爱，你就会发现它正在等待着你。王尔德

5. Once you truly need love, you will find that it is waiting for you. - Oscar Wilde

6. 在我看来，真正的爱情是表现在恋人对他的偶像采取含蓄、谦薛甚至羞涩的态度，而决不是表现在随意流露热情和过早的亲昵。马克思

6. In my view, true love is manifested in the lover's reserved, modest, and even shy attitude towards his idol, rather than in the arbitrary expression of passion and premature intimacy. - Marx

7. 永远不能复合的，往往不是那些在盛怒之下分开的情人，而是那些在友情的基础上分开的情人。──哈代

7. It is often not those who parted in the midst of anger who can never be reconciled, but those who parted on the basis of friendship. - Hardy

8. 真挚而纯洁的爱情，一定渗有对心爱的人的劳动和职业的尊重。──邓颖超

8. Genuine and pure love must contain respect for the loved one's labor and profession. ── Deng Yingchao

9. 去爱你绝对熟悉的某人或某物是不可能的。爱总是被引向那些隐藏着秘密的地方。瓦莱里

9. It is impossible to love someone or something you are absolutely familiar with. Love always leads to those places that hide secrets. Valery

10. 离别之于爱情好比风之于火，它能将小火熄灭，使大火熊熊燃烧。比西·拉比旦

10. Farewell is to love what wind is to fire, it can extinguish a small flame and make a great fire burn fiercely. By Shai LaBibdan

11. 真实爱情的途径并不平坦。 ——莎士比亚

11. The path to true love is not smooth. — Shakespeare

12. 没有爱情的人生是什么？是没有黎明的长夜！彭斯

12. What is life without love? It is a long night without dawn! Burns

13. 如果人表面效果来判断，爱情与其说像友谊不如说像仇恨。拉罗什富科

13. If judged by outward appearance, love is more akin to hatred than to friendship, according to La Rochefoucauld.

14. 衣带渐宽终不悔，为伊消得人憔悴。──柳永

14. The belt grows wider, yet I never regret it; for her, I have wasted away to emaciation. — Liu Yong

15. 习俗是爱情的天敌。布尔沃·利顿

15. Custom is the archenemy of love. Bulwer-Lytton

16. 爱情成语：青梅竹马、两小无猜、张敞画眉、举案齐眉、白头偕老、金屋藏娇。

16. Love Proverbs: Sweethearts since childhood, inseparable as two children, Zhang Changan painting eyebrows, lifting the table with eyebrows aligned, growing old together, and keeping a beauty in a golden house.

17. 爱情对于男人不过是身外之物，对于女人却是整个生命。乔·拜伦

17. Love is just an external thing for men, but it is the entire life for women. — Joseph Byron

18. 离别对于爱情，就像风对于火一样：它熄灭了火星，但却能煽起狂焰。阿巴巴耶娃

18. Farewell to love is like wind to fire: it extinguishes the sparks but can fan the raging flames. - A. A. Babayeva

19. 我已经不记得那几天是怎么过的。只记得因为角度问题我坐在座位上看不到他，我只有在传本子的时候惊鸿一瞥，他还是那样，会脸红，会一些女生不会的奥数题，会朝着老师傻傻地笑，只是，那只属于我们俩的吵架再也没有出现。在那一次次短暂回头中，我第一次听见自己的心跳。

19. I don't remember how those days passed. I only remember that because of the angle, I couldn't see him from my seat, and I could only catch a glimpse of him when passing the notebooks. He was still the same, blushing, solving those advanced math problems that some girls wouldn't be able to, and smiling foolishly at the teacher. However, the arguments that only belonged to us two never reappeared. It was in those brief glances back that I first heard my own heartbeat.

20. 爱情是女人一生的历史，而只是男人一生中的一段插曲。史达尔

20. Love is the history of a woman's life, but only a passage in the life of a man. - Stendhal

21. 爱情里面要是搀杂了和它本身无关的算计，那就不是真的爱情。莎士比亚

21. If there is any calculation mixed with love that has nothing to do with it, then it is not true love. - Shakespeare

22. 一个人真爱的时候，甚至会想不到自己是爱着对方。狄太人

22. When one truly loves, they may even forget that they are in love with the other person. Daitian.

23. 苹果开始溃烂时，我不知所措。苹果溃烂的地方开始流水，我知道，那是苹果酒。闻着阵阵酒香，我仍然没有把它扔掉。

23. When the apples began to rot, I was at a loss. The rotten parts of the apples started to ooze liquid, and I knew that it was apple wine. Even with the scent of the wine wafting through the air, I still didn't throw them away.

24. 爱是不知足的。有了幸福，还想极乐园；有了极乐园，还想天堂——雨果

24. Love is insatiable. With happiness, one desires the Elysian Fields; with the Elysian Fields, one desires heaven — Hugo

25. 爱情既是友谊的代名词，又是我们为共同的事业而奋斗的可靠保证，爱情是人生的良伴，你和心爱的女子同床共眠是因为共同的理想把两颗心紧紧系在一起。法拉第

25. Love is both the synonym of friendship and a reliable guarantee for our struggle for a common cause. Love is a good companion in life. You sleep in the same bed with the woman you love because the common ideals tightly bind the two hearts together. Faraday

26. 只要男女真心相爱，即使终了不成眷属，也还是甜蜜的。丁尼生

26. As long as men and women truly love each other, even if they do not end up as a couple, it is still sweet. Tennyson

27. 爱情把我拽向这边，而理智却要把我拉向那边。奥维德

27. Love pulls me this way, while reason draws me that way. Ovid

28. 男女之间真正的爱情，不是靠肉体或者精神所能实现的，只有彼此的精神和肉体相互融合的状态中才可能实现。——朱耀燮

28. True love between men and women cannot be achieved through the flesh or the spirit; it can only be realized in the state of the spirits and bodies of both merging with each other. — Zhu Yaoxie

29. 得成比目何辞死，愿作鸳鸯不羡仙。──卢照邻

29. What need is there for death when I can become like a flounder? I wish to be a mandarin duck, not envying the immortals. ─ Lu Zhaolin

30. 那时我还小，才上初中，同桌是一个会脸红的男孩子。是的，吵架也脸红——我和他吵过不少架，每次都是他先道歉。我还暗暗觉得，他很有绅士风度。后来老师调整位置，我和他分开了。

30. Back then, I was still young, just in junior high school, and my classmate was a boy who would blush. Yes, he would blush even when arguing — we had quite a few fights, and each time it was him who apologized first. I also secretly thought he had a very gentlemanly demeanor. Later on, the teacher changed our seating arrangement, and we were separated.

31. 爱情不过是一种疯。莎士比亚

31. Love is nothing but a madness. - Shakespeare

32. 爱情是生命的盐。约·谢菲尔德

32. Love is the salt of life. J.H. Sheffield

33. 既然真理和坚贞均告徒劳，既然爱情痛苦和理智的力量都不能将其说服，那么就让榜样作为儆戒吧！乔·格兰维尔

33. Since truth and fidelity have proved futile, and neither the pain of love nor the force of reason can persuade it, let the example serve as a warning! Joe Granville

34. 狂热的爱情总是绝不会持久的。罗赫里克

34. Passionate love is never lasting. Rohrich.

35. 我承认天底下再没有比爱情的责罚更痛苦的，也没有比服侍它更快乐的事了。莎士比亚

35. I acknowledge that there is nothing more painful under heaven than the penalty of love, nor anything more delightful than serving it. - Shakespeare

36. 生活是很可怕很丑陋的。当两个人果然在一起后，爱情就会由蜜糖化为口香糖，愈嚼愈淡，淡到后来竟是涩涩苦苦的，不由得你不吐掉。朵拉

36. Life is terrifying and ugly. After two people are indeed together, love will transform from honey to chewing gum, becoming increasingly bland with each chew, eventually tasting bitter and astringent, making it irresistible to want to spit it out. Doris

37. 爱情，这不是一颗心去敲打另一颗心，而是两颗心共同撞击的火花。──伊萨可夫斯基

37. Love is not one heart knocking on another, but the spark of two hearts colliding together. ── Isaevsky

38. 爱情之中高尚的成分不亚于温柔的成分，使人向上的力量不亚于使人萎靡的力量，有时还能激发别的美德。伏尔泰

38. The noble elements in love are no less than the gentle ones, the power that uplifts is no less than the power that debilitates, and sometimes it can even inspire other virtues. Voltaire

39. 如果一个姑娘想嫁富翁，那就不是爱情，财产是最无足轻重的东西，只有经得起别离的痛苦才是真正的爱情。列夫·托尔斯泰

39. If a girl wants to marry a rich man, that is not love. Wealth is the most trivial thing, and only love that can endure the pain of separation is true love. Leo Tolstoy

40. 比荣誉、美酒、爱情和智慧更宝贵、更使人幸福的东西是我的友谊。海塞

40. More precious and more blissful than honor, fine wine, love, and wisdom is my friendship. — Hesse

41. 因为爱情进入了人的心里，是打骂不走的。它既然到了您的身上，就会占有您的一切。您既然已经爱上了，事情就只好如此，唯一的途径是想个最便宜的方法如愿以偿。斯蒂文生

41. Because love enters the heart of a person, it cannot be driven out by beating or scolding. Since it has come upon you, it will possess everything of yours. Since you have fallen in love, there is no other way but to think of the cheapest way to fulfill your desires. - Stevenson

42. 不能摆脱是人生的苦恼根源之一，恋爱尤其如此。──塞涅卡

42. Inability to let go is one of the sources of human suffering, and this is especially true in love. ─ Seneca

43. 爱神奏出无声旋律，远比乐器奏出的悦耳动听。托·布朗

43. The melody of the god of love, silent, is far more pleasing to the ear than that played on instruments. - T. Brown

44. 真实爱情的途径并不平坦。莎士比亚

44. The path to true love is not smooth. - Shakespeare

45. 爱情不是索取，而是给予。范戴克

45. Love is not about taking, but about giving. Van Dijk

46. 水会流失，火会熄灭，而爱情却能和命运抗衡。纳撒尼尔·李

46. Water will run out, fire will熄灭，but love can defy fate. - Nathaniel Lee

47. 我现在还记得那滴泪落在地上的声音，虽然我已经是大学生了，我没有打过一个电话给他，也没有再为他买一个又一个的苹果，因为我知道，处理一个苹果最好的方法，就是吃掉它。

47. I still remember the sound of that tear dropping to the ground, even though I am now a college student. I have never made a single phone call to him, nor have I bought one apple after another for him, because I know that the best way to deal with an apple is to eat it.

48. 爱情不是花荫下的甜言，不是桃花源中的蜜语，不是轻绵的眼泪，更不是死硬的强迫，爱情是建立在共同语言的基础上的。莎士比亚

48. Love is not sweet words under the arbor of flowers, nor honeyed words in the land of peach blossoms, nor tender tears, nor even rigid coercion. Love is built upon the foundation of a shared language. - Shakespeare

49. 我没有一丝微笑，但我觉得我的心里长出了一棵苹果树，然而那个最大最红的苹果，恰好落在了我的手里，它是我的。

49. I had no smile on my face, but I felt a apple tree sprouting in my heart. However, the largest and reddest apple among them just fell into my hands, and it was mine.

50. 真挚而纯洁的爱情，一定渗有对心爱的人的劳动和职业的尊重。邓颖超

50. True and pure love must contain respect for the beloved's labor and profession. Deng Yingchao

51. 恋人的秘密不可叫对方全部探了去。艾迪生

51. A lover's secrets should not be entirely uncovered by the other person. - Addison

52. 爱情是不受制是不受制约的；一旦制度想施淫威，爱神就会振翅远走高飞；爱神和其他诸神一样，也是自由自在的。乔叟

52. Love is unbound and unrestricted; once the institution attempts to impose its tyranny, the Eros takes flight and soars away; like the other gods, the Eros is also free and unfettered. - Chaucer

53. 追求爱情它高飞，逃避爱情它跟随。英国

53. Chasing love, it soars high; avoiding love, it follows close. United Kingdom.

54. 谁口口声声说“我不爱”，谁就在爱。——奥维德

54. Who keeps saying "I do not love," shows that they are in love. — Ovid

55. 爱情只能用爱情来偿还。爱·芬顿

55. Love can only be repaid with love. Love · Fenton

56. 苹果彻底腐败时，我留下了那张纸条，只是上面已经有了斑斑痕迹，那是一个苹果留给世界的脚印。那天我路过水果摊，买了一个苹果，把纸条贴在上面，就像原来那样。然而，我知道，纸条还是原来的纸条，我还是原来的我，只是苹果，已经不是原来的苹果了。

56. When the apple was completely rotten, I left that note, but it was already spotted with stains. That was the footprint left by the apple in the world. That day, when I passed by the fruit stand, I bought an apple and pasted the note on it, just as before. However, I knew that the note was still the same, and I was still the same me, but the apple was no longer the same apple.

57. 爱容易轻信。奥维德

57. Love is easily credulous. Ovid

58. 爱神能征服一切，我们还是向爱神屈服吧。维吉尔

58. Love can conquer all, let us then submit to the goddess of love. Virgil

59. 我没有把它吃掉，也没有扯下那张纸条，我只是小心地把它放进书包夹层里，带回了家。回到家，我也没有把它吃掉，我只是把它放在书柜上，有纸条的那一面朝外。它是那么红艳圆润，就像一首白朗宁的诗。我看着它，仿佛在这个苹果上读出了字，读出一颗也是那么红艳圆润的心。

59. I did not eat it, nor did I tear off that note. I merely carefully placed it in the inner compartment of my bag and took it home. Upon returning home, I still did not eat it; I just put it on the bookshelf, with the side with the note facing out. It was so bright red and round, like a line from a Browning poem. I looked at it, as if I could read words from the apple, reading a heart that was also bright red and round.

60. 爱情献出了一切，却依然富有。菲·贝利

60. Love gives everything and yet remains rich. Fei & Belli

61. 爱情是一片炽热狂迷的痴心，一团无法扑灭的烈火，一种永不满足的欲望，一分如糖似蜜的喜悦，一阵如痴如醉的疯狂，一种没有安宁的劳苦和没有劳苦的安宁。──理查·德·弗尼维尔

61. Love is a passionate and fervent obsession, a blazing fire that cannot be extinguished, an insatiable desire, a sweetness like honey, a frenzy that intoxicates, and a toil without peace and a peace without toil. — Richard de Fornival

62. 贞操是从丰富的爱情中生出来的资产。──泰戈尔

62. Chastity is an asset born of rich love. - Tagore

63. 如果我的生命中没有智慧，它仅仅会黯然失色；如果我的生命中没有爱情，它就会毁灭。亨利·德·蒙泰朗

63. If there is no wisdom in my life, it will only fade away; if there is no love in my life, it will be destroyed. Henry de Montherlant

64. 抓住幸福的时机，去爱和被爱吧——列夫托尔斯泰

64. Seize the moment of happiness, to love and to be loved — Leo Tolstoy

65. 每个人的精神上都有几根感情的支柱对父母的、对信仰的、对理想的、对知友和爱情的感情支柱。无论哪一根断了，都要心痛的。柳青

65. Everyone has several emotional pillars in their spirit: the pillar of affection towards parents, the pillar of faith, the pillar of ideals, the pillar of friends and love. If any one of these pillars breaks, it will cause aching pain. Liu Qing.

66. 爱情使人心的憧憬升华到至善之境。──但丁

66. Love elevates the yearning of the heart to the realm of the highest good. ── Dante

67. 一见钟情是唯一真诚的爱情；稍有犹豫便就不然了。赞格威尔

67. Love at first sight is the only true love; any hesitation and it is not. Zang威尔

68. 那天下午阳光很好，骑着车上学，想着一些遥远的事，突然就想起了他。他是上午走的，调到了第三组，不知道为什么，我的心里空空的，就像一间许久没人打扫的房间。来到教室，看见新同桌，一个跟我没说过几句话的男生，不经意间，我就把目光投向了他，他在和他的新同桌谈笑风生。坐到座位上时，我终于吁出一口气，不是为了什么，只是因为在这个角度，我看不见他。我的手伸进抽屉里拿书时，碰到一个令人舒服的凉凉的东西——一个苹果。上面贴有一张纸条，写着“送给你”，还有一个笑脸。熟悉的字迹，是他。

68. That afternoon, the sun was shining beautifully as I rode my bike to school, thinking about some distant things, when suddenly I thought of him. He left in the morning, transferred to the third group, and for some reason, my heart felt empty, like a room that had not been cleaned for a long time. When I entered the classroom, I saw my new classmate, a boy with whom I had not spoken much. Inadvertently, I directed my gaze towards him, and I saw him chatting cheerfully with his new classmate. As I sat down at my seat, I finally let out a breath, not for any particular reason, but because from this angle, I couldn't see him. When I reached into my drawer to grab my book, I touched something cool and pleasant—a apple. There was a note attached to it, saying "For you," along with a smiley face. The familiar handwriting was his.

69. 爱情是一个不可缺少的、但它只能是推动我们前进的加速器，而不是工作、学习的绊脚石。──张志新

69. Love is indispensable, but it can only be an accelerator that propels us forward, not a stumbling block to work or study. ─ Zhang Zhixin

70. 不要指着月亮起誓，它是变化无常的，每个月都盈亏圆缺；你要是指着它起誓，也许你的爱情也像它一样的无常。莎士比亚

70. Do not swear by the moon, for it is changeable, waxing and waning every month; if you swear by it, perhaps your love may be as changeable as it is. — Shakespeare

71. 生命诚可贵，爱情价更高，若为自由故，二者皆可抛。裴多菲

71. Life is precious, love is more valuable, and if it is for the sake of freedom, both can be cast aside. — Petofi

72. 爱情只有当它是自由自在时，才会叶茂花繁。认为爱情是某种义务的思想只能置爱情于死地。只消一句话：你应当爱某个人，就足以使你对这个人恨之入骨。罗素

72. Love thrives only when it is free. The idea that love is an obligation can only lead to its destruction. Just one sentence: "You should love someone" is enough to make you hate that person intensely. — Russell

73. 每天回家，我都会朝着那一个苹果说话，苹果恐怕也听厌了吧？小女孩的琐碎，小女孩的心事。然而苹果还是一副好脾气的样子，散发着清香，散发着诱人的光泽，就像一个银碗，盛着米粒一样的秘密。渐渐地，每次我从水果摊路过，看见苹果，我都会想起他，想起他灿烂的笑容，想起他吵架时脸红的样子。简简单单，就像一个苹果。

73. Every day when I go home, I talk to that apple. I suppose it must be tired of listening to me? It's the trivialities of a little girl, the little girl's heart matters. Yet, the apple still maintains a good-natured appearance, releasing a pleasant fragrance and a charming luster, like a silver bowl filled with grains of a secret. Gradually, every time I pass the fruit stall and see the apple, I think of him, his radiant smile, and the way his cheeks turn red when he argues. Simple as an apple.

74. 我需要三件东西：爱情友谊和图书。然而这三者之间何其相通！炽热的爱情可以充实图书的内容，图书又是人们最忠实的朋友。蒙田

74. I need three things: love, friendship, and books. However, how interconnected they all are! Passionate love can enrich the content of books, and books are the most loyal friends of people. Montaigne

75. 世界上是先有爱情，才有表达爱情的语言的，在爱情刚到世界上来的青春时期中，它学会了一套方法，往后可始终没有忘掉过。杰克·伦敦

75. Love came to the world first, and then the language to express love. In the youthful period when love first came to the world, it learned a set of methods, which it has never forgotten since. Jack London

76. 当贫穷从门外进来，爱情便从窗口溜走。托·富勒?>

76. When poverty comes in at the door, love flies out the window. — Thomas Fuller.

77. 爱情的快乐不能在**的拥抱中告终。爱，必须有恒久不变的特质，要爱自己，也要爱对方。波普

77. The joy of love cannot end in a **hug**. Love must have the quality of enduring constancy; one must love oneself as well as the other. Pop

78. 爱情使人心的憧憬升华到至善之境。但丁

78. Love elevates the longing of the heart to the highest境界 of perfection. Dante

79. 国王，可以说是一架报时巨钟的主发条，它无情地规定了作息时间。从生到死的一举一动，从清晨起身到暮夜上床，甚至爱情嬉戏的瞬间片刻，不属于他自己。茨威格

79. The king, one might say, is the main spring of a grand clock that dictates the hours of work and rest without mercy. Every move from birth to death, from rising in the morning to going to bed at night, even the fleeting moments of love and play, do not belong to him personally. Zweig

80. 谁按规定去爱，谁就得不到爱。蒙田

80. He who loves according to regulation cannot receive love. — Montaigne