1. Cry for the moon

1. To wish for the moon

2. Truth never grows old真理永存。

2. Truth never grows old. - The truth is evergreen.

3. Offense is the best defense进攻是最好的防御。

3. Offense is the best form of defense.

4. History repeats itself历史往往重演。

4. History repeats itself - History often repeats itself.

5. Whatever you do, do with all your might不管做什么，都要一心一意。

5. Whatever you do, do it with all your might. No matter what you undertake, give it your full concentration and effort.

6. If you venture nothing, you will have nothing不入虎穴，焉得虎子。

6. If you dare not venture, you will gain nothing. - "If you don't enter the tiger's lair, how can you expect to get the tiger's cub?"

7. Love me, love my dog爱屋及乌Make hay while the sun shines良机勿失。

7. Love me, love my dog - "Love my house and love my roof, make hay while the sun shines" - Seize the opportunity while it's there.

8. If you want to learn a lot and use your brain， you need to be serious if you want to learn deeply.

8. If you want to learn a lot and use your brain, you need to be serious if you want to learn deeply.

9. The greatest talkers are always least doers语言的巨人总是行动的矮子。

9. The greatest talkers are always the least doers. The giants of speech are always the dwarfs of action.

10. Good medicine for health tastes bitter to the mouth良药苦口利于病。

10. Good medicine for health tastes bitter to the mouth - Good medicine is bitter to the taste, but beneficial for one's health.

11. An endless book， an endless road.

11. An endless book, an endless road.

12. While the priest climbs a post, the devil climbs ten道高一尺，魔高一丈。

12. While the priest climbs a post, the devil climbs ten. (The harder one climbs, the harder the devil becomes.)

13. What is learned in the cradle is carried to the grave儿时所学，终生难忘。

13. What is learned in the cradle is carried to the grave — what is learned in childhood is unforgettable throughout life.

14. 知识是智慧的火炬。

14. Knowledge is the torch of wisdom.

15. Swords must rust before they are ground; people should lag behind when they are not learning.

15. Swords must rust before they are ground; people should lag behind when they are not learning. Translation: 15. Swords must tarnish before they are sharpened; people should fall behind when they are not learning.

16. Business is business公事公办。

16. Business is business — business is conducted in a professional manner.

17. Teach others by your example躬亲示范。

17. Teach others by your example through personal demonstration.

18. 刀在石上磨，人在苦中练。

18. A knife is honed on stone, and a person is tempered in hardship.

19. Still water run deep静水常深。

19. Still water runs deep.

20. A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit吃一堑，长一智。

20. A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit. Translation: "To fall into a pit and gain wisdom from it."

21. Never fish in trouble water不要混水摸鱼。

21. Never fish in troubled waters. Do not meddle in others' affairs.

22. Bad news has wings好事不出门，坏事传千里。

22. Bad news has wings; good news does not travel far.

23. Great wits have short memories贵人多忘事。

23. Great wits have short memories: The wise are often forgetful.

24. 常说嘴里顺，常写手不笨。

24. It is often said that if one speaks smoothly, one's hands will not be clumsy in writing.

25. 一回生，二回熟，三回过来当师傅。

25. Once is a stranger, twice is a guest, and the third time, come to be a teacher.

26. A light heart lives long静以修身。

26. A light heart lives long — Tranquility is essential for cultivating oneself.

27. Better to ask the way than go astray问路总比迷路好。

27. It's better to ask for directions than to get lost.

28. 学问学问，边学边问。

28. Study, study, ask while you learn.

29. Guilty consciences make men cowards做贼心虚。

29. Guilty consciences make men cowards translates to "A guilty conscience makes men cowards" or "A guilty conscience makes cowards of men" in English. The phrase "做贼心虚" captures the idea that when someone feels guilty about something, they tend to become timid or afraid.

30. Great minds think alike英雄所见略同。

30. Great minds think alike - Heroes see alike.

31. The end makes all equal死亡面前，人人平等。

31. In death, all are equal.

32. Like father, like son有其父必有其子。

32. Like father, like son — He who has a father, has a son.

33. Walls have ears小心隔墙有耳。

33. Walls have ears - Beware, for walls have ears.

34. A leopard cannot change its spots积习难改。

34. A leopard cannot change its spots - Habits are hard to change.

35. Let bygones be bygones过去的就让它过去吧。

35. Let bygones be bygones. Let the past be the past.

36. Where there is a will, there is a way有志者事竟成。

36. Where there is a will, there is a way. As the saying goes, "Where there is a will, there is a way."

37. We know not what is good until we have lost it好东西，失去了才明白。

37. We do not know what is good until we have lost it.

38. Nothing dries sooner than a tear眼泪干得最快。

38. Nothing dries sooner than a tear; tears dry the fastest.

39. Cannot see the wood for the trees一叶障目，不见泰山。

39. Cannot see the wood for the trees - A leaf blocks one's vision, preventing the sight of Mount Tai.

40. 家富长读心莫变。家穷苦读两三春。

40. If the family is wealthy, one should not change their reading habits. If the family is poor, one should diligently study for two or three springs.

41. None are so deaf as those who won‘t hear充耳不闻。

41. None are so deaf as those who won't hear. (The deafest people are those who refuse to listen.)

42. Seeing is believing眼见为实。 Seek the truth from facts实事求是。

42. Seeing is believing - Eye witness is truth. Seek the truth from facts - Be practical and factual.

43. Better late than never不怕慢，单怕站。

43. Better late than never; it's not the slowness that matters, but that one shouldn't stop moving.

44. Baiyitong is better than Yijie.

44. Baiyitong is better than Yijie.

45. 好学深思，心知其义。

45. Diligently study and deeply ponder, and the heart will understand its meaning.

46. 只要脑筋动得好，不怕窍门找不到。

46. As long as you think creatively, there's no need to worry about not finding any tricks or shortcuts.

47. Too much praise is a burden过多夸奖，反成负担。

47. Too much praise becomes a burden.

48. He is lifeless that is faultless只有死人才不犯错误。

48. It is only the dead who do not make mistakes; he is lifeless, that is faultless.

49. Many heads are better than one三个臭皮匠，赛过诸葛亮。

49. Many heads are better than one. Three cobblers with their wits combined can outdo Zhuge Liang.

50. Not to know what happened before one was born is always to be a child

50. Not to know what happened before one was born is always to be a child.

51. Talking mends no holes 空谈无补。

51. Empty talk fills no holes.

52. Time flies like an arrow， the sun and the moon flies like a shuttle.

52. Time flies like an arrow; the sun and the moon weave like a shuttle.

53. No man can do two things at once一心不可二用。

53. No man can do two things at once - one cannot divide one's attention between two tasks.

54. 刀钝石上磨，人笨勤奋学。

54. Sharpen a knife on a stone, and a dull person becomes diligent through learning.

55. The water that bears the boat is the same that swallows it up水能载舟，亦能覆舟。

55. The water that can bear the boat can also engulf it.

56. Ignorance comes from laziness， wisdom comes from diligence.

56. Ignorance stems from laziness, while wisdom comes from diligence.

57. Success belongs to the persevering坚持就是胜利。

57. Success belongs to the persevering — Perseverance is the key to victory.

58. One man‘s fault is other man‘s lesson前车之鉴。

58. One man's fault is another man's lesson, a lesson learned from the mistakes of others.

59. Wealth is nothing without health失去健康，钱再多也没用。

59. Wealth is nothing without health. Without health, even with all the money in the world, it is of no use.

60. If you run after two hares, you will catch neither脚踏两条船，必定落空。

60. If you chase after two hares, you will catch neither. (Literally:脚踏两条船，必定落空.)

61. Reading is to the mind while exercise to the body读书健脑，运动强身。

61. Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body: it sharpens the mind and strengthens the body.

62. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing一知半解，自欺欺人。

62. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing — half-knowledge deceives both oneself and others.

63. You cannot eat your cake and have it鱼与熊掌，不可得兼。

63. You cannot have your cake and eat it both.

64. No man is wise at all times聪明一世，糊涂一时。

64. No man is wise at all times; everyone has their moments of folly.

65. There is no place like home金窝银窝不如咱的狗窝。

65. There is no place like home; gold nests and silver nests are not as good as our doghouse.

66. Empty vessels make the greatest sound实磨无声空磨响满瓶不动半瓶摇。

66. Empty vessels make the greatest sound - Empty pots make the loudest noise, while half-filled pots rock and roll.

67. If you sail against the current， if you don't advance， you will retreat.

67. If you sail against the current, if you do not advance, you will retreat.

68. Many hands make light work众人拾柴火焰高。

68. Many hands make light work. - "Many hands make light work."

69. Think twice before you do三思而后行。

69. Think twice before you act.

70. Do nothing by halves

70. Do nothing by halves.

71. Once a thief, always a thief偷盗一次，做贼一世。

71. Once a thief, always a thief. — Steal once, be a thief for a lifetime.

72. 学问勤中得，富裕俭中来。

72. Knowledge is gained through diligence, wealth comes from frugality.

73. Wash your dirty linen at home家丑不可外扬。

73. Wash your dirty linen at home - Don't air your family's dirty laundry in public.

74. Labor is the source of knowledge; knowledge is the guide of life.

74. Labor is the source of knowledge; knowledge is the guide of life.

75. The tongue is not steel, yet it cuts人言可畏。

75. The tongue is not steel, yet it can cut. Words can be harmful.

76. Something is better than nothing聊胜于无。

76. Something is better than nothing - Better is better than nothing.

77. When in Rome, do as the Romans do入国问禁，入乡随俗。

77. When in Rome, do as the Romans do — When in a foreign land, follow the customs of the locals.

78. Too much familiarity breeds contempt过分熟悉会使人互不服气。

78. Too much familiarity breeds contempt. Over-familiarity leads to mutual disrespect.

79. The devil knows many things because he is old老马识途。

79. The devil knows many things because he is old. (The saying goes that an old horse knows the way well.)

80. Time tries all路遥知马力，日久见人心。

80. Time tests all; the long road reveals the strength of a horse, and time reveals the true nature of a person.

81. 为学患无疑，疑则进也。

81. The problem with learning is the lack of doubt; when there is doubt, there is progress.

82. Adversity leads to prosperity穷则思变。

82. Adversity leads to prosperity: when one is in dire straits, they seek change.

83. Tall trees catch much wind树大招风。

83. Tall trees catch much wind - Trees with great height attract a lot of wind.