1. 劝君莫将油炒菜，留与儿孙夜读书。

1. Advice to you: Do not use oil to fry vegetables, leave it for your children and grandchildren to read books at night.

2. 你想成为幸福的人吗？但愿你首先学会吃得起苦。屠格涅夫

2. Do you want to become a happy person? May you first learn to endure hardship. — Ivan Turgenev

3. 有书癖而无剪裁，徒号书厨。

3. Having a penchant for books but lacking in discernment, one is merely a label of a bookkeeper.

4. 书富如入海，百货皆有。人之精力，不能兼收尽取，但得春所欲求者尔。故愿学者每次作一意求之。

4. Books are as vast as the sea, containing a multitude of commodities. Human energy cannot encompass and collect all of them at once; one can only obtain what one desires in spring. Therefore, I wish that scholars seek knowledge with a single intention each time.

5. 黑发不知勤学早，白发方悔读书迟。

5. Young with black hair, one doesn't realize the importance of studying early; only with white hair do they regret studying late.

6. 我所学到的任何有价值的知识都是由自学中得来的。

6. Any valuable knowledge I have learned has come from self-study.

7. 吾生也有涯，而知也无涯庄子（ ）

7. The life I live has an end, but knowledge has no bounds. -- Zhuangzi ( )

8. 书犹药也，善读之可以医愚。

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

9. 惟书不问贵贱贫富多少，观书一卷，则有一卷之益；观书一日，则有一日之益。

9. Regardless of one's wealth, status, or poverty, reading one book brings the benefits of that book; reading for one day brings the benefits of that day.

10. 读书不放一字过，闭户忽惊双鬓秋。

10. Reading without skipping a single word, suddenly closing the door and being startled by the autumn in my two temples.

11. 不怨天，不尤人，下学而上达。

11. Not blaming heaven, not blaming others, learning from the lowest and reaching the highest.

12. 有些人为思想而读书-罕见；有些人为写作而读书-常见；有些人为搜集谈资而读书，这些人占读书人的大多数。

12. Some people read for ideas - rare; some people read for writing - common; most of the readers read for gathering conversation topics.

13. 读书患不多，思义患不明。患足己不学，既学患不行。

13. The problem with reading is not that there's too little of it, but rather that one does not clearly understand the meanings. The problem with being content with oneself and not learning is that even after learning, one fails to act.

14. 藜羹麦饭冷不尝，要足平生五车书。

14. Cold藜羹麦饭尝不得， just to accumulate enough books for a lifetime's pursuit.

15. 旧书不厌百回读，熟读精思子自知。

15. Old books are never too many times to read, and through thorough reading and deep thought, the student will understand it himself.

16. 知之者不如好之者，好之者不如乐之者——孔子。

16. He who knows is not as good as he who loves, and he who loves is not as good as he who enjoys it — Confucius.

17. 梦想只要能持久，就能成为现实。我们不就是生活在梦想中的吗 （丁尼生）

17. As long as dreams can endure, they can become reality. Isn't that what we are living in, dreams? (Tennyson)

18. 3骐骥一跃，不能十步;驽马十驾，功在不舍;锲而舍之，朽木不折;锲而不舍，金石可镂。

18. A swift horse can leap only ten steps at a time; a slow horse can cover ten spans with continuous effort; if one carves and stops, even rotten wood cannot be broken; but if one carves without stopping, even gold and jade can be carved.

19. 当怒读则喜，当病读则痊。恃此用为命，纵横堆满前。

19. When reading brings anger, it also brings joy; when reading brings illness, it also brings recovery. Relying on this, one's life is filled with ease and contentment, as if the world lies at one's feet.

20. 外物之味，久则可厌；读书之味，愈久愈深。

20. The taste of external things becomes tiresome after a long time; the taste of reading becomes deeper and more profound over time.

21. 33日日行，不怕千万里;常常做，不怕千万事。

21. To walk a thousand miles every day, one need not fear a journey of ten thousand miles; to do it consistently, one need not fear a thousand difficulties.

22. 20勤奋的人是时间的主人，懒惰的人是时间的奴隶。

22. Diligent people are masters of time, while lazy people are slaves to time.

23. 士大夫三日不读书，则礼义不交，便觉面目可憎，语言无味。

23. If scholars and gentlemen do not read for three days, they will lose their knowledge of propriety and righteousness, and their appearance will seem repulsive, and their words will lack flavor.

24. 业精于勤，荒于嬉；行成于思，毁于随——韩愈。

24. "Diligence leads to proficiency, while idleness leads to waste; actions are shaped by thought, and destroyed by carelessness." - Han Yu.

25. 38天才就是这样，终身努力便成天才。门捷列夫

25. It takes 38 years for a person to become a genius, and lifelong efforts make one a genius. - Mendeleev

26. 三人行，必有我师也。择其善者而从之，其不善者而改之——孔子。

26. "If three are walking together, there must be a teacher among them. I will follow the good, and correct the bad" — Confucius.

27. 人离开了书，如同离开空气一样不能生活。

27. A person cannot live without books, just as they cannot live without air.

28. 粗缯大布裹生涯，腹有诗书气自华。

28. Wrapped in coarse silk and coarse cloth throughout life, the spirit is adorned with poetry and books.

29. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为陈寿《三国志》

29. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not omit doing good because it is small. — From Chen Shou's "The Three Kingdoms"

30. 善读书者，无之而非书，山水亦书也，棋酒亦书也，花月亦书也。

30. A person who is good at reading will find that everything is like a book. Mountains and rivers are like books, chess and wine are like books, flowers and the moon are like books.

31. 立志宜思真品格，读书须尽苦功夫。

31. One should aim to cultivate true character, and reading should be done with utmost effort and perseverance.

32. 读书贵能疑，疑乃可以启信。读书在有渐，渐乃克底有成。

32. The value of reading lies in being able to question; questioning can lead to the establishment of trust. The key to reading is gradual progress; only through gradual progress can one achieve success.

33. 了解一页书，胜于匆促地阅读一卷书。

33. Understanding a page of a book is better than hurriedly reading a volume of it.

34. 发奋识遍天下字，立志读尽人间书。

34. Strive to recognize every character in the world, and resolve to read every book in human history.

35. 读书不独变气质，且能养精神，盖理义收摄故也。

35. Reading not only transforms one's temperament but also nourishes the spirit, for it is due to the gathering of principles and righteousness.

36. 立身以立学为先，立学以读书为本。

36. To establish oneself, prioritize the establishment of learning; to establish learning, prioritize reading books.

37. 勤奋的人是时间的主人，懒惰的人是时间的奴隶。

37. Diligent people are masters of time, while lazy people are slaves to time.

38. 人生有书可读，有暇得读、有资能读，又涵养之如不识字人，是为善读书者。享世间清福，未有过于此也。

38. To have books to read in life, to have the leisure to read, to have the ability to read, and to cultivate oneself as if one were illiterate, this is the mark of a good reader. There is no greater joy in the world than to enjoy such a serene blessing.

39. 立身以立学为先，立学以读书为本

39. Establish oneself by prioritizing the pursuit of knowledge, and establish knowledge by prioritizing reading.

40. 对图书倾注的爱，就是对才智的爱。

40. The love for books is the love for intelligence.

41. 在我看来最好的书是那些能够提供最丰富的思考材料的书--法朗士

41. In my opinion, the best books are those that provide the most abundant material for thought -- Flaubert.

42. 读过一本好书，像交了一个益友。

42. Reading a good book is like making a friend who is beneficial.

43. 凿壁偷光，聚萤作囊；忍贫读书，车胤匡衡。

43. Breaking through walls to steal light, gathering fireflies to make a lantern; enduring poverty to study, with the perseverance of Chu Yen and Kang Heng.

44. 42驾驭命运的舵是奋斗。不抱有一丝幻想，不放弃一点机会，不停止一日努力。

44. The rudder that steers the fate is struggle. Without harboring any illusion, without giving up any opportunity, and without ceasing in one's efforts for a single day.

45. 或作或辍，一曝十寒，则虽读书百年，吾未见其可也。

45. If one starts and stops, or if one perseveres for only ten days out of one hundred, then even if one reads for a hundred years, I have not seen any of them that I would consider as being truly accomplished.

46. 凡读无益之书，皆是玩物丧志。

46. Reading books that are of no benefit is a waste of one's ambition.

47. 窗间白发催愁境，烛底苍头劝读书。

47. The white hair between the windows hastens the mood of sorrow, while the grey-haired man by the candlelight encourages reading.

48. 读书勿求多，岁月既积，卷帙自富。

48. Do not seek to read excessively; as the years accumulate, the volumes will naturally become abundant.

49. 读书是学习，摘抄是整理，写作是创造。

49. Reading is learning, note-taking is organizing, and writing is creation.

50. 读书有三到，谓心到，眼到，口到。

50. There are three essentials in reading: the mind, the eyes, and the mouth.

51. 要多读书，但不要读太多的书。

51. Read more books, but don't read too many books.

52. 凡事不宜刻，若读书则不可不刻；凡事不宜贪，若买书则不可不贪。

52. It is not advisable to be rigid in everything, but if it comes to reading, one cannot afford to be lenient. Similarly, it is not advisable to be greedy in all matters, but when it comes to purchasing books, one cannot afford to be greedy.

53. 14自古以来学有建树的人，都离不开一个苦字。

53. Since ancient times, those who have made achievements in learning cannot be separated from the word "hardship."

54. 立身以立学为先，立学以读书为本——欧阳修。

54. To establish oneself, one should prioritize the pursuit of learning; and to pursue learning, one should take reading as the foundation — Ouyang Xiu.

55. 骐骥一跃，不能十步；驽马十驾，功在不舍；锲而舍之，朽木不折；锲而不舍，金石可镂。

55. A swift horse can only leap ten steps at a time; a slow horse can cover ten spans with steady effort. If one carves and stops, even the hardest wood will not be broken; but if one carves without giving up, even gold and jade can be carved.

56. 梦是心灵的思想，是我们的秘密真情（杜鲁门卡波特）

56. Dreams are the thoughts of the soul, our secret truths (Truman Capote)

57. 读不在三更五鼓，功只怕一曝十寒。

57. Reading is not confined to the third watch or fifth drum, but one's efforts fear the coldness of ten days for every day of exposure.

58. 黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。 --颜真卿

58. White hair does not know the diligence of early studying, regret only comes late in life when reading. -- Yan Zhenqing

59. 力学如力耕，勤惰尔自知。但使书种多，会有岁稔时。

59. Mechanics is like farming by the strength of one's arms, diligence and laziness are known to yourself. But if the seeds of learning are sown in abundance, there will be a time when they will yield a rich harvest.

60. 少年读书，如隙中窥月；中年读书，如庭中望月；老年读书，如台上玩月。皆以阅历之浅深，为所得之浅深也。

60. A young man reads books like looking at the moon through a crack in the wall; a middle-aged person reads books like watching the moon in the courtyard; an elderly person reads books like playing with the moon on the stage. All of them depend on the depth of their experiences and understanding for the depth of their insights from reading.

61. 懒汉的头脑是魔鬼的工厂。（ ）

61. The lazy man's mind is the factory of the devil. ( )

62. 鸟欲高飞先振翅，人求上进先读书。

62. Birds want to fly high, so they first spread their wings; people seek to improve themselves, so they first read books.

63. 三更灯火五更鸡，正是男儿读书时。黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。

63. At the third watch the lanterns are still burning, and at the fifth watch the chickens are crowing; this is the time for a young man to study. Black hair does not know the value of studying early, and only when the hair turns white does one regret studying too late.

64. 读书而不能运用，则所读书等于废纸。

64. If one reads but cannot apply what is learned, then the books read are as good as废纸 (scrap paper).

65. 有时候读书是一种巧妙地避开思考的方法。

65. Sometimes reading is a clever way to avoid thinking.

66. 勤劳一日，可得一夜安眠；勤劳一生，可得幸福长眠。

66. A day of diligence brings a night of peaceful sleep; a lifetime of diligence brings a long, happy sleep.

67. 读书而不回想，犹如食物而不消化。

67. Reading without recollection is like eating without digestion.

68. 两耳不闻窗外事，一心只读圣贤书。

68. Pay no attention to the world outside, and focus all your attention on reading the books of sages.

69. 藏书不难，能看为难；看书不难，能读为难；读书不难，能用为难；能用不难，能记为难。

69. It is not difficult to have a library, but it is difficult to read; it is not difficult to read, but it is difficult to understand; it is not difficult to understand, but it is difficult to apply; and it is not difficult to apply, but it is difficult to remember.

70. 举一纲而万目张，解一卷而众篇明。

70. Draw one thread and all the ends will be spread out; unravel one scroll and all the texts will become clear.

71. 宝剑锋从磨砺出，梅花香自苦寒。

71. The sharpness of the sword comes from the grind, the fragrance of the plum blossoms from the bitter cold.

72. 看书只要理路通透，不可拘泥旧说，更不可附会新说。

72. When reading books, one should ensure that the logic is clear, but should not be confined to old interpretations, nor should one be inclined to impose new ones.

73. 读书之法，在循序而渐进，熟读而精思。

73. The method of reading is to proceed in an orderly and gradual manner, and to read extensively while pondering deeply.

74. 朝为田舍郎，暮登天子堂。将相本无种，男儿当自强。

74. In the morning, a country farmer; by evening, ascending the hall of the emperor. Generals and ministers are not born of a certain breed; a man should strive for self-improvement.

75. 艺术的大道上荆棘丛生，这也是好事，常人望而却步，只有意志坚强的人例外。雨果

75. The path of art is filled with thorny brambles, which is also a good thing.Ordinary people tend to shy away from it, except for those with strong willpower. Victor Hugo