1. 没有爬不上的高山，没有过不去的河流。

1. There are no mountains that can't be climbed and no rivers that can't be crossed.

2. 锲而舍之,朽木不折;锲而不舍,金石可镂----荀 子

2. "If one carves and then gives up, even rotten wood will not be broken; if one carves without giving up, even gold and jade can be carved." -- Xunzi

3. 决心要成功的人，已经成功了一半。

3. Those who are determined to succeed have already succeeded halfway.

4. 坚定的人，不随风摇摆。?>

4. A steadfast person does not sway with the wind.

5. 读不在三更五鼓，功只怕一曝十寒。——郭沫若

5. Reading is not only at the third watch and fifth drum, but one's efforts are afraid of being only half-hearted and half-baked. - Guo Moruo

6. 为学犹掘井，井愈深土愈难出，若不快心到底，岂得见泉源乎——张九功

6. Studying is like digging a well; the deeper the well, the harder it is to remove the soil. If one does not reach the bottom of one's heart, how can one see the spring source? - Zhang Jiugong

7. 只要人有恒，万事都能成。

7. As long as a person has perseverance, all things can be achieved.

8. 伟大变为可笑只有一步，但再走一步，可笑又会变为伟大。——佩思

8. Greatness becomes laughable just a step away, but take another step, and what was laughable becomes great again. - Pascal

9. 不要失去信心,只要坚持不懈,就终会有成果----钱学森

9. Don't lose heart; as long as you persist, you will eventually achieve results —— Qian Xuesen

10. 故天将降大任于是人也，必先苦其心志，劳其筋骨，饿其体肤，空乏其身，行拂乱其所为，所以动心忍性，增

10. Therefore, when heaven bestows great responsibilities upon a person, it must first distress their heart and will, weary their muscles and bones, starve their bodies, and impoverish their lives, disrupt their actions, in order to stir their hearts and temper their wills, and thereby increase their perseverance.

11. 有心打石石成针，无心打石石无痕。

11. With intent, a stone can be chiseled into a needle; without intent, a stone leaves no mark.

12. 人死留名，豹死留皮。

12. A man leaves a name behind when he dies, and a leopard leaves its skin.

13. 要想学到惊人艺，专心虚心加恒心。

13. To acquire amazing skills, one must be focused, humble, and persistent.

14. 三天不提笔，秀才手也生。

14. If one does not pick up a pen for three days, the scholar's hand becomes unskilled.

15. 山高有攀头，路远有奔头。

15. There's a reason to climb the high mountains, and there's a destination to rush towards in the distant road.

16. 水不怕小，只要水长流。

16. Size does not matter as long as the water flows continuously.

17. 竹子是一节一节长起来的，功夫是一天一天练出来的。

17. Bamboo grows one section at a time, and martial arts skills are honed day by day.

18. 树老根不老，人老心不老。

18. The tree may age, but its roots do not; the person may grow old, but their heart remains young.

19. 人凭志气，虎凭威势。

19. A person relies on their spirit, a tiger relies on their might.

20. 十事半通，不如一事精通。

20. It's better to be half-skilled in ten things than to be fully skilled in one.

21. 只要持之以恒，知识丰富了，终能发现其奥秘。——杨振宁

21. As long as you persevere, with the acquisition of knowledge you will eventually uncover its mysteries. — Yang Zhenning

22. 10为学须刚与恒，不刚则隋隳，不恒则退。——冯子咸

22. In pursuit of learning, one must be firm and consistent; without firmness, one will falter; without consistency, one will regress. — Feng Zixian

23. 人有恒心，石山要崩。

23. If a person has a strong will, even a mountain of stones can crumble.

24. 成见不可有，定见不可无。

24. Preconceived notions should not be present, but fixed opinions should not be absent.

25. 心专才能绣得花，心静才能织得麻。

25. Only with a focused mind can one sew flowers, and only with a tranquil mind can one weave hemp.

26. 要在文化上有成绩,则非韧不可----鲁 迅

26. To achieve success in culture, resilience is indispensable —— Lu Xun

27. 干活要有头尾，裁衣要有尺寸。

27. Work should have a beginning and an end, and tailoring should have a size.

28. 人要心强，树要皮硬。

28. People need a strong heart, while trees need hard bark.

29. 不怕事难干，只怕心不专。

29. It's not the difficulty of the task that matters, but the dedication of the heart.

30. 4伟大变为可笑只有一步，但再走一步，可笑又会变为伟大。——佩思

30. Greatness is but a step away from becoming laughable, but take another step, and laughable becomes greatness again. — Peth

31. 人穷志不穷，富人无长志。

31. Poor people do not lack ambition, but the rich often do not have a lasting ambition.

32. 天下无难事，只怕有心人。天下天易事，只怕粗心人。 ——袁枚，清朝诗人

32. There are no difficult things in the world, only those who are not determined. There are no easy things in the world, only those who are careless. — Yuan Mei, Qing Dynasty poet.

33. 风吹云动星不动，水涨船高岸不易。

33. The wind blows, clouds move, but stars remain still; as the water rises, the boat floats high, but the shore remains unchanging.

34. 1一个人只要强烈地坚持不懈地追求，他就能达到目的。——司汤达

34. 1 As long as a person persists with strong determination, he will achieve his goal. — Stendhal

35. 2下苦功，三个字，一个叫下，一个叫苦，一个叫功，一定要振作精神，下苦功。——毛泽东

35. Diligence, a three-character word, one character is 'xia' (to work hard), one is 'ku' (bitter), and one is 'gong' (effort). One must rally one's spirit and work hard with diligence. ——Mao Zedong

36. 三天不拿针，熟手也变生。

36. Not picking up a needle for three days, even the proficient hands become unskilled.

37. 百日连阴雨，总有一朝晴。

37. After a hundred days of continuous rainy weather, there will be a day of sunshine.

38. 7涓滴之水终可以磨损大石，不是由于它力量强大，而是由于昼夜不舍的滴坠。——贝多芬

38. Even a drop of water can wear away a great stone, not because of its great strength, but because of its relentless dripping day and night. — Beethoven

39. 不怕山高，就怕脚软；不怕人穷，就怕志短。

39. Not afraid of high mountains, just afraid of weak feet; not afraid of people being poor, just afraid of a short spirit.

40. 3只要持之以恒，知识丰富了，终能发现其奥秘。——杨振宁

40. 3 As long as you persevere, with rich knowledge, you will eventually uncover its mysteries. ——Yang Zhenning

41. 人穷志短，马瘦毛长。

41. When a person is down on their luck, their aspirations shrink; when a horse is thin, its mane grows long.

42. 艺术家的一切自由和轻快的东西，都是用极大的压迫而得到的，也就是伟大的努力的结果。 ——果戈理，俄国作家

42. All the freedom and lightness that artists possess are achieved through great oppression, which is the result of great effort. ——Gogol, Russian writer

43. 锲而舍之，朽木不折;锲而不舍，金石可镂。 —— 荀 况

43. If you carve and give up, even rotten wood will not break; if you carve without giving up, even gold and jade can be carved. —— Xun Kuang

44. 风吹不动泰山，雨打不弯青检松。

44. The wind cannot move Tai Mountain, nor can the rain bend the green pine.

45. 胸中有了大目标，泰山压顶不弯腰。

45. With a great goal in mind, one does not bow down even under the weight of Mount Tai.

46. 人起心发，树起根发。

46. A person's heart is the root of their actions; a tree's root is the source of its growth.

47. 天无一月雨，人无一世穷。

47. Heaven doesn't rain every month, and people don't stay poor for a lifetime.

48. 有毅力的人，能从石堆里找出宝来。

48. The person with perseverance can find treasures in a heap of stones.

49. 取得成就时坚持不懈，要比遭到失败时顽强不屈更重要。 ——拉罗什夫科，法国作家

49. It is more important to persist in the face of achievement than to be resolute in the face of failure. ——Larouchefco, a French writer

50. 风再大，山岭也不会摇晃。

50. No matter how strong the wind, the mountains will not sway.

51. 不怕铁硬，只怕心坚。

51. Not afraid of being as hard as iron, but afraid of having a resolute heart.

52. 天下无难事，只怕有心人。天下天易事，只怕粗心人。

52. There are no difficult things in the world, only those who have the determination. There are no easy things in the world, only those who are careless.

53. 只要功夫深，铁棒磨成针。

53. If one perseveres, even an iron rod can be ground to a needle.

54. 精诚所至，金石为开。

54. With sincerity, the most solid gold can be opened.

55. 一手难遮两耳风，一脚难登两只船。

55. It's hard to cover both ears with one hand, and difficult to step on two boats with one foot.

56. 宁可身骨苦，不叫面皮羞。

56. It's better to suffer physically than to let one's dignity be shamed.

57. 穷人志不短，面丑心不丑。

57. The poor have big ambitions, and the ugly on the outside have good hearts.

58. 树要一张皮，人争一口气。

58. Trees need their bark, people fight for a breath of air.

59. 词语定义格言 格言是一个人机智之精华，众人汇成的睿智聪明人的智慧，老年人的经验，都在格言里面。 格言，可以作为人们行为规范的言简意赅的语句。从句法结构角度说，格言是相对完整、相对独立的句子，可以独立用来表达思想。 言简，促人有美德。如：「满招损，谦受益。」。《宋史·吴玠传》：「玠善读史，凡往事可师者，录置座右，积久，墙牖皆格言也。」 在内容上它是人生经验和规律的总结，具有教育意义;在语言形式上简洁而精练。因此，格言与谚语、名言、警句、箴言等有着直接的血缘关系，可以说，只要是有教育意义的精练语句，都可以称为格言。只是谚语来源于民间无名氏之口，或经众人加工而成，而名言则大多数出于名

59. Definition of Proverbs - A proverb is the essence of a person's wisdom, the collective intelligence of wise and clever people, the experience of the elderly, all encapsulated within proverbs. Proverbs can be concise statements that embody the norms of people's behavior. From a syntactic perspective, proverbs are relatively complete and independent sentences that can stand alone to express ideas. The brevity of a proverb encourages virtue. For example: "Arrogance brings loss, modesty brings benefit." In the "History of the Song Dynasty" (The Biography of Wu Jie): "Wu Jie was good at reading history, recording all past events that could be learned from, placing them on his desk, and after a long time, the walls and windows were filled with proverbs." In content, it is a summary of life experiences and laws, with educational significance; in language form, it is concise and refined. Therefore, proverbs have a direct blood relationship with sayings, famous sayings, maxims, and epigrams. It can be said that any concise statement with educational significance can be called a proverb. However, proverbs originate from the mouths of anonymous people in folk, or are processed by the masses, while famous sayings are mostly from renowned...

60. 滴水可以穿石，犁头可以磨针。

60. Drip by drip, water can wear away stone; with constant friction, an ax can grind an needle.

61. 浪再高，也在船底；山再高，也在脚底。

61. No matter how high the waves are, they are beneath the ship's keel; no matter how high the mountains are, they are beneath one's feet.

62. 9为学犹掘井，井愈深土愈难出，若不快心到底，岂得见泉源乎——张九功

62. Studying is like digging a well; the deeper the well, the harder it is to remove the soil. If one does not dig to the bottom of one's heart, how can one ever see the spring water? — Zhang Jiugong

63. 取得成就时坚持不懈，要比遭到失败时顽强不屈更重要。

63. Persistence in achieving success is more important than resilience in the face of failure.

64. 编筐织篓，全在收口。

64. Weaving baskets and bamboo tubes, it all depends on the finishing touch.

65. 一只脚踏两条船，结果一事无成。

65. Walking on two boats with one foot, the result is nothing achieved.

66. 人老心不老，身穷志不穷。

66. Old in years but not in spirit, poor in body but not in determination.

67. 恒心搭起通天路，勇气吹开智慧门。

67. Perseverance builds a road to the heavens, courage blows open the door of wisdom.

68. 宁打金钟一下，不打破鼓千声。

68. It's better to strike the golden bell once than to beat the drum a thousand times.

69. 石看纹理山看脉，人看志气树看材。

69. The stone is judged by its grain, the mountain by its veins, people by their ambition, and trees by their material.

70. 涓滴之水终可以磨损大石，不是由于它力量强大，而是由于昼夜不舍的滴坠。——贝多芬

70. Even a drop of water can wear away a large stone, not because of its great strength, but because of its relentless dripping day and night. — Beethoven

71. 15日日行，不怕千万里;常常做，不怕千万事。——金樱《格言联壁》

71. To travel daily, one is not afraid of a thousand miles; to do it consistently, one is not afraid of a thousand things. — Jin Ying, "Wall of Proverbs"

72. 宁吃开眉粥，不吃皱眉饭。

72. It's better to eat congee that opens the brows than to eat a meal that frowns them.

73. 秤砣虽小，能压千斤。

73. A weight may be small, but it can bear a thousand catties.

74. 锲而不舍，金石可镂。

74. Perseverance can carve out gold and jade.