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1. For more proverbs and sayings, please pay attention to: Best Motivational Quotes, Famous Sayings About Unity and Teamwork. "Youth should be taken early; how can one be a youth for a long time?" (Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao's encouragement to study)

2. 青虫不易捕，黄口无饱期。白居易《燕诗示刘叟》

2. It's not easy to catch the green caterpillars, and the yellow chicks never have a full belly. — From Bai Juyi's poem "Yan Shi Shi Liu Sou" (Poem on Swallows to Liu Sou).

3. 艺术乃德行的宝库。巴尔扎克

3. Art is the treasure house of virtue. Balzac

4. 72富贵不能*，贫贱不能移，威武不能屈。《孟子滕文公》

4. Riches and honor cannot corrupt, poverty and humility cannot shift, and power and might cannot bend. — From "Mencius:滕文公"

5. 太生活化了也就没有艺术了。爱献生

5. Too much of the everyday and there's no art. Ai Xiansheng.

6. 66玉不琢，不成器;人不学，不知道。《礼记学记》

6. If jade is not carved, it will not become a utensil; if a person does not learn, they will not gain knowledge. -- From the Book of Rites, Chapter on Learning

7. 一切艺术宗教都不过是自然的附属物。亚里士多德

7. All arts and religions are but appendages of nature. - Aristotle

8. 为艺术而艺术，不会比为喝酒而喝酒更有意义。毛姆

8. Art for art's sake is more meaningful than drinking for drinking's sake. - Somerset Maugham

9. 天若有情天亦老。——李贺《金铜仙人辞汉歌》

9. If the heavens had feelings, they too would grow old. — From "The Golden Bronze Immortal's Farewell Song to the Han Dynasty" by Li He.

10. 书法艺术更加接近音乐，是一种活动的线条的舞蹈。叶秀山

10. Calligraphy art is more akin to music, a dance of active lines. Ye Xiushan

11. 水有源，故其流不穷；木有根，故其生不穷。宋胡宏

11. Water has its source, hence its flow is endless; wood has its root, hence its growth is endless. - Song Hu Hong

12. 忍泪佯低面，含羞半敛眉。韦庄《女冠子四月十七》

12. With tears held back, feigning a lowered face, half-closing her eyebrows in shame. Wei Zhuang, "Female Monk's Verse on the 17th of the Fourth Month."

13. 奇文共欣赏，疑义相与析。——陶渊明《移居二首》

13. To share in the appreciation of extraordinary writings, to dissect together the ambiguities and doubts. ——Tao Yuanming, "Two Poems on Relocating"

14. 只看后浪催前浪，当悟新人胜旧人。——释文向《过苕溪》

14. If you only see the new wave pushing the old one, you will realize that the new generation surpasses the old one. — From Shi Wen Xiang's poem "Crossing the Tiaoxi River"

15. 其身正，不令而行；其身不正，虽令不从。论语子路

15. If one's own character is upright, others will follow without being ordered; but if one's own character is not upright, others will not follow even if ordered. — From the Analects of Confucius, Zu Lü.

16. 真山水之川谷，远望以取其势，近看以取其质。宏观取大势，微观取实质郭熙

16. The valleys of the true mountain waters, viewed from a distance to grasp their dynamics, and up close to appreciate their essence. In the macro, grasp the overall trend; in the micro, grasp the essential nature. Guo Xi

17. 休对故人思故国，且将新火试新茶。苏轼《望江南超然台作》

17. Do not think of old friends or your homeland, but try the new fire with new tea. From Su Shi's poem "Looking South of the River, Written at Chao Ran Tai".

18. 不临难，不见忠臣之心；不临财，不见义士之节。宋林逋

18. Without facing difficulties, one cannot see the heart of a loyal minister; without facing wealth, one cannot see the virtues of a righteous man. -- Song Linpu

19. 102合抱之木，生于毫末;九层之台，起于累土;千里之行，始于足下。老子

19. The great tree with a trunk wide enough to embrace with two arms grows from a tiny sprout; the towering nine-storey tower is built from heaps of earth; a journey of a thousand miles begins from one's own feet. — Laozi

20. 同是天涯沦落人，相逢何必曾相识。——白居易《琵琶行》

20. Both are lost souls wandering in distant lands; why should we need to have known each other before we meet? — Bai Juyi, "The Song of the Pipa"

21. 少年辛苦终身事，莫向光阴惰寸功。杜荀鹤《题弟侄书堂》

21. The youth's hard work is for life, do not idly waste an inch of time. From "Writing on My Nephew's Study Hall" by Du Xunhe.

22. 事虽易，而以难处之，未有不治之变；患虽远，而以近处之，未有不及之谋。 明王廷相

22. Although the matter is easy, if it is treated as difficult, there will be no situation that cannot be resolved; although the trouble is far away, if it is treated as close at hand, there will be no plan that cannot be executed. - Ming Wang Tingxiang

23. 春花无数，毕竟何如秋实。——陈亮《三都乐》

23. With countless spring flowers, in the end, what is it compared to autumn's fruits? — From "Three Cities of Joy" by Chen Liang

24. 与邪佞人交，如雪入墨池，虽融为水，其色愈污；与端方人处，如炭入薰炉，虽化为灰，其香不灭。 宋许榧

24. Associating with cunning and crafty people is like snow falling into an ink pond; though it may melt into water, its color becomes even more polluted. On the other hand, associating with upright and honest people is like charcoal being put into an incense burner; though it may turn to ash, its fragrance does not fade. — Song Dynasty, Xu Yifan

25. 秋到边城角声哀，烽火照高台。陆游《秋波媚七月十六日晚登高。》

25. The autumn wind brings sorrow to the border town, the horn's sound echoes in the corner. Beacon fires illuminate the high tower. From Lu You's poem "Autumn Gaze: July 16th, climbing a high place in the evening."

26. 学者不长进，只是好己胜。 宋陆九渊

26. Scholars do not make progress, but are only good at being better than themselves. — Lu Jiuyuan of the Song Dynasty.

27. 搴帷拜母河梁去，白发愁看泪眼枯。黄景仁《别老母》

27. Unroll the curtain and bid farewell to my mother at the river bridge, with white hair and a worried gaze, watching my tear-filled eyes dry up. From Huang Jingren's poem "Farewell to My Mother."

28. 艺术是人类创造的自然，自然是上帝创造的艺术。贝利

28. Art is the nature created by humans, and nature is the art created by God. — BAI Li

29. 4鸟欲高飞先振翅，人求上进先读书。——李苦禅

29. The bird wishes to soar high; it first spreads its wings. A person desires to improve; he first reads books. — Li Kuchan

30. 所见所期，不可不远且大，然行之亦须量力有渐。志大心劳，力小任重，恐须败事。程颐

30. What we see and what we expect should not be too distant and too grand, but the practice of it also needs to be measured according to one's abilities and progress gradually. Having a grand ambition and working tirelessly, while having limited strength and a heavy responsibility, is likely to lead to failure. — Cheng Yi

31. 夫军国之弊，有五害焉：一曰，结党相连，毁谮贤良；二曰，侈其衣服，异其冠带；三曰，虚夸妖术，诡言神道；四曰，专察是非，私以动众；五曰，伺候得失，阴结敌人。此所谓奸伪悖得之人，可远而不可亲也。三国诸葛亮

31. The弊端 of the military and state, there are five: First, clique connection, slanderous good; second, extravagant clothing, different from their hats and belts; third, the虚夸妖术,诡言神道; fourth,专察是非,私以动众; fifth, watch gains and losses, secretly unite enemies. This is what is called the treacherous and cunning, can be far and not close. Three Kingdoms Zhuge Liang

32. 焚林而猎，愈多得兽，后必无兽。 《淮南子》

32. If one burns forests to hunt, the more animals one may catch, but eventually there will be no more animals left. — Huai Nan Zi

33. 无欲之谓圣，寡欲之谓贤。多欲之谓凡，贪欲之为狂。吕坤

33. The absence of desires is called sainthood, and the moderation of desires is called wisdom. Excessive desires are called ordinary, and greedy desires are called madness. — Lu Kun

34. 39发奋识遍天下字，立志读尽人间书。——苏轼

34. 39 Strive to recognize all the characters in the world, and be determined to read all the books in the human world. — Su Shi

35. 一个作家阐述的真理比别人更少，仅仅因为他讲述了更多的真实，这是永恒的规律。麦考莱

35. The truth a writer elucidates is less than that of others not because he tells more truths, but because he is more truthful in his narration; this is an eternal law. Macaulay

36. 106海纳百川，有容乃大;壁立千仞，无欲则刚。林则徐

36.容纳百川，海纳百川，有容乃大;屹立千仞，壁立千仞，无欲则刚. — Lin Zexu

37. 为人君者不多听，据法倚数以观得失。无法之言不听于耳，无法之劳不图于功，无劳之亲不任于官，官不私亲，法不遗爱。上下无事，唯法永在 。战国慎到

37. A ruler does not listen excessively; he relies on the law and counts to observe gains and losses. He does not listen to words that go against the law, does not seek achievements from labor that violates the law, does not appoint unproductive relatives to office, the office does not favor relatives, and the law does not omit compassion. There are no troubles between the ruler and the ruled, only the law remains eternal. —Shen Dao of the Warring States

38. 诗歌是艺术的女王。托·斯普拉特

38. Poetry is the queen of art. To Spratt

39. 艺术使自然更完美。雷诺兹

39. Art makes nature more perfect. Reynolds

40. 艺术并不超越大自然，不过会使大自然更美化。塞万提斯

40. Art does not surpass nature, but rather makes nature more beautiful. Cervantes

41. 残花残酒片时清。一杯且买明朝事，送了斜阳月又生。范成大

41. The remnants of flowers and wine clear for a moment. One cup to buy tomorrow's matter, after sending the setting sun, the moon rises again. Fan Chengda

42. 春蚕到死丝方尽，蜡炬成灰泪始干。——李商隐《无题》

42. The silkworm spins its silk until it dies, and the candle burns to ashes before the tears dry. — Li Shangyin, "Untitled"

43. 说起一生对于美术的爱，其实仍然萌芽在小学。三毛

43. When it comes to the love for fine arts throughout one's life, it actually germinated in primary school. Sanmao

44. 三军可夺帅也，匹夫不可夺志也。《论语子罕》

44. The leader of the three armies can be taken away, but a common man's will cannot be taken away. — From the Analects of Confucius, Book of Zihuan.

45. 结交在相知，骨肉何必亲。——汉乐府民歌《箜篌谣》

45. Make friends by knowing each other; why must flesh and blood be close? — From the folk song "Qinhuo谣" in the Han Dynasty.

46. 当关不报侵晨客，新得佳人字莫愁。李商隐《富平少侯》

46. Not reporting the intrusion of the morning guest at the gate, I have newly acquired a beautiful woman named Moqiu. -- Li Shangyin, "Fuping Young Marquis"

47. 一政之举，一令之施，合乎其德智力者存，违于其德智力者废。清 严复

47. In the conduct of politics, in the execution of a decree, those who conform to their virtue and intelligence should be retained, while those who deviate from their virtue and intelligence should be discarded. Qing: Yan Fu

48. 罚必施于有过，赏必加于有功。 北齐刘昼

48. Punishment must be meted out to those who have done wrong, and rewards must be given to those who have rendered meritorious service. -- From the North Qi Dynasty, Liu Zhou.

49. 人之行贿，并非所愿。只是行之有利，不行有虑。因之，肃贿风，由上起。上之所为，以导下也；上所不好，以检下也。 唐陆贽

49. It is not the desire of a person to engage in bribery. It is just that it is beneficial to do so, and it is worrying not to. Therefore, to root out the practice of bribery, it should start from the top. What the top does guides the lower levels; what the top dislikes is used to check the lower levels. - Tang Lu Zhi

50. 同是长干人，生小不相识。崔颢《长干行家临九江水》

50. Both are people from Changgan, yet we were born without knowing each other. "Changgan's Family Gazing at the Yangtze River" by Cui Hao.

51. 我们的艺术应当比现实站更高，应当使人不脱离现实又高于现实。高尔基

51. Our art should stand higher than reality, it should make people not detach from reality yet be higher than reality. Gorky

52. 身无彩凤双飞翼，心有灵犀一点通。——李商隐《无题二首》

52. Without colorful phoenix wings to fly together, hearts connected by a single point of spiritual understanding. — Li Shangyin, "Untitled Poems Two"

53. 律回岁晚冰霜少，春到人间草木知。张栻《立春偶成》

53. As the year approaches its end, there are fewer frost and snow; when spring arrives, all plants and trees know it. Zhang Zhi, "Accidental Composition on the Day of the Beginning of Spring"

54. 方严是处人大病痛，圣贤处人，离一温厚不得。吕坤

54. Fang Yan is compassionate towards people in great pain, while sages are compassionate towards people, and they cannot do without warmth and kindness. — Lu Kun

55. 美术是揭示真理的谎言。毕加索

55. Art is the lie that reveals truth. Picasso.

56. 稂莠不锄，嘉禾不茂；冤愤不泄，戾气不消。明张居正

56. If weeds are not pulled, fine grain will not thrive; if grievances are not vented, malevolent energies will not dissipate. - Zhang Juzheng, Ming Dynasty.

57. 当艺术穿着破旧衣衫时，最容易让人认出它是艺术。尼采

57. When art is dressed in shabby clothes, it is easiest to recognize it as art. — Nietzsche

58. 不畏浮云遮望眼，只缘身在最高层。——王安石《登飞来峰》

58. Fear not the floating clouds that block my view, for I am only in the highest layer of the peak. ——Wang Anshi, "Climbing the Flying Peak"

59. 巧笑倩兮，美目盼兮。——《诗经·卫风·硕人》

59. Her smile is charming, her eyes bright and longing. —— From the Book of Songs, Song of Wei, Chapter of Great Person

60. 作画贵在似与不似之间，不似则欺世，似则媚俗。齐白石?>

60. The essence of painting lies in the balance between resemblance and non-resemblance; not resembling is deceitful to the world, while being too similar is pandering to the masses. Qi Baishi?

61. 同是天涯沦落人,相逢何必曾相识。 -(唐)白居易

61. We are both fallen souls in a distant land; why should we need to have known each other before? - (Tang Dynasty) Bai Juyi

62. 冤家宜解不宜结，各自回头看后头。 -(明)冯梦龙

62. Enemies should be resolved rather than exacerbated, and each should look back on their own actions. -(Ming Dynasty) Feng Menglong

63. 难将心事和人说，说与青天明月知。唐寅《美人对月》

63. It is hard to confide one's heart's troubles to another; the bright sky and the moon know all. From Tang Yin's "Beauty Admiring the Moon."

64. 何意百炼钢，化为绕指柔——刘琨《重赠卢谌》

64. What does it mean that the tempered steel, after a hundred forges, becomes as soft as the finger can wrap around—it's from Liu Kun's "Second Gift to Lu Chen."

65. 医得眼前疮，剜却心头肉。（唐聂夷中咏田家）

65. Treating a wound before one's eyes, but carving out the flesh from one's heart. (Quoted from Nie Yizhong of the Tang Dynasty, describing a farmer's life)

66. 将欲歙之，必固张之；将欲弱之，必固强之；将欲废之，必固兴之；将欲夺之，必固与之：是谓微明。老子

66. If you wish to contract something, you must first expand it; if you wish to weaken it, you must first strengthen it; if you wish to discard it, you must first promote it; if you wish to seize something, you must first give it: this is called subtle wisdom. -- Laozi

67. 投我以桃，报之以李。——《诗经·大雅·抑》

67. If you give me a peach, I will repay you with a plum. —— "The Book of Songs: Great雅·抑"

68. 入则无法家拂士，出则无敌国外患者，国恒亡。孟子及其弟子《生于忧患死于安乐》

68. If there are no patriotic scholars within the country, and no formidable foreign enemies outside, the state will inevitably perish. This is according to Mencius and his disciples, as stated in their saying "To be born into distress and to die in comfort."

69. 115所谓伊人，在水一方。《诗经秦风蒹葭》

69. The one I seek is on the other side of the river. — From the Book of Songs, Qin Department, "Jianwa" (Reed).

70. 贪爱沉溺即若海，利欲炽然是火坑。 《重订增广》

70. The indulgence in love and desire is as deep as the sea, while the intense pursuit of gain and desire is a fiery pit. ("Revised and Expanded")

71. 88流水不腐，户枢不蠹。吕氏春秋尽数千里之堤，毁于蚁穴。《韩非子喻老》

71. "The flowing water never stagnates, and the turning door hinge never gets worm-eaten. The Lüshi Chunqiu speaks of a thousand-mile dyke that was destroyed by an ant hole." — From Han Feizi's喻老

72. 屈平词赋悬日月，楚王台谢空山丘。——李白《江上吟》

72. Qu Yuan's verses hang in the sky like the sun and the moon, the Chu King's platform stands alone on the barren hills. — Li Bai, "Song of the River"

73. 38老骥伏枥，志在千里。烈士暮年，壮心不已。曹操

73. "An old horse hides under its stable, but its ambition is to cover a thousand miles. A heroic soul in old age still harbors youthful aspirations." — Cao Cao

74. 对于身体用体育，对于心灵用音乐。柏拉图

74. For the body, use sports; for the soul, use music. — Plato

75. 艺术的成功在于没有人工雕琢的痕迹。奥维德

75. The success of art lies in the absence of any artificial craftsmanship. - Ovid