1. 一正辟三邪，人正辟百邪。

1. A virtuous person can ward off three evil influences, while a person of virtue can repel a hundred evil influences.

2. 志当存高远。—— 诸葛亮《诫外生书》

2. Aspirations should be lofty and far-reaching. — From "Admonitions to the Young" by Zhuge Liang

3. 三百六十行，行行出状元。

3. There are three hundred and sixty trades, and in each trade there is an outstanding person.

4. 无求到处人情好，不饮任他酒价高。

4. Where there is no desire, everywhere is good in terms of human relations; even if he does not drink, it matters not the high price of wine.

5. 昔时贤文﹐诲汝谆谆。

5. The wise sayings of the past, teach you earnestly.

6. 一人不说两面话，人前不讨两面光。

6. One should not speak with two tongues, nor seek to curry favor on both sides.

7. 岁寒，然后知松柏之后凋也。 ——《论语子罕》

7. It is only when the cold weather comes that one knows the cedars and pine trees do not wither. ——From the Analects of Confucius, Zihuan

8. 三思而行，再斯可矣。

8. Think before you act, that's enough.

9. 白酒酿成延好客，黄金散尽为收书。

9. Fermented into Baijiu, it's for extending hospitality; spent all the gold, it's for gathering books.

10. 兄弟相害，不如自生。

10. It's better to let oneself thrive than to harm one's own brother.

11. 天下之事常成于困约，而败于奢靡。 —— 陆 游

11. Affairs in the world are often accomplished in adversity, and defeated by extravagance. —— Lu You

12. 人不可貌相，海水不可斗量:比喻不能只根据相貌、外表判断一个人，如同海水是不可以用斗去度量一样，不可根据某人的相貌就低估其未来。

12. A person should not be judged by their appearance, nor the sea by a measure: This idiom suggests that one should not solely base a judgment on a person's looks or outward appearance, just as the sea cannot be measured by a bucket, so one should not underestimate a person's future based on their appearance.

13. 一举首登龙虎榜，十年身到凤凰池。

13. With one leap, one ascends the dragon and tiger list; after ten years, one arrives at the Phoenix Pool.

14. 古之立大事者，不惟有超世之才，亦必有坚忍不拔之志。 —— 苏 轼《晁错论》

14. Those who accomplish great things in ancient times not only possess exceptional talents beyond the ordinary, but also must have an indomitable will. —— Su Shi, "On Chao Cuo"

15. 一个好汉三个帮，一个篱笆三个桩:指一个人的能力是很单薄的，但是如果有大家的帮忙就能办得更好。所以,我们要团结一致。

15. One hero has three assistants, and one fence has three posts: This means that an individual's abilities are rather limited, but with the help of others, things can be done much better. Therefore, we should unite as one.

16. 三人同行，必有我师焉。

16. When three walk together, there must be someone I can learn from.

17. 日日行，不怕千万里；常常做，不怕千万事。 ——《格言联璧处事》

17. Day by day, travel a thousand miles without fear; constantly act, face a thousand things without fear. —— "The Two Adornments of Proverbs for Dealing with Affairs"

18. 丈夫志四海，万里犹比邻。 —— 曹 植《赠白马王彪》

18. A husband's aspirations stretch to the four seas, where ten thousand miles still feels like a neighbor. — Cao Zhi, "Presentation to the White Horse King Biao"

19. 宁打金钟一下，不打破鼓千声。

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

20. 台上孝渣猛三分钟，台下十年功:指在台上表演的时间只有孝渣猛三分钟，但为了台上这三分钟的表演，需要付出十年的努力，用来形容只有刻苦努力，才能取得成功。

20. A fierce performance on stage for only three minutes, ten years of hard work backstage: This phrase implies that while the performance on stage lasts only three minutes, it requires ten years of hard work and dedication to achieve that brief three-minute showcase, and it is used to describe how only through rigorous effort and perseverance can one achieve success.

21. 大厦千间，夜眠八尺。

21. A thousand buildings, yet I sleep in an eight-foot space at night.

22. 有志者事竟成。 ——《后汉书耿 列传》

22. "Where there is a will, there is a way." —— From the "Book of the Later Han: Biography of耿" Note: This translation is based on the traditional English translation of the Chinese proverb, which is often attributed to various sources, including the "Book of the Later Han."

23. 观今宜鉴古﹐无古不成今。

23. To understand the present, one should look to the past; without the past, there would be no present.

24. 不是你的财，别落你的袋。

24. If it's not your wealth, don't let it fall into your bag.

25. 你急他未急，人闲心不闲。

25. You are in a hurry, but he is not. When people are idle, their minds are not.

26. 捐躯赴国难，视死忽如归。 —— 曹 植《白马篇》

26. To sacrifice oneself for the nation's plight, to regard death as returning home. —— Cao Zhi, "The Chapter of the White Horse"

27. 知己知彼﹐将心比心。

27. Know yourself and know your enemy, and your victory will be sure. Be sympathetic to others, and you will be understood.

28. 英雄行险道，富贵似花枝。

28. Heroes take risky paths, wealth and status are like blossoming branches.

29. 知事少时烦恼少，识人多处是非多。

29. The fewer worries the governor has when he is young, the more troubles he encounters when he knows more people.

30. 少壮不努力，老大徒悲伤。 —— 汉乐府古辞《长歌行》

30. "If the young do not strive, they will only regret it in old age." — Ancient Song from the "Song of the Long March," from the Han Dynasty.

31. 差之毫厘，失之千里。

31. A miss is as good as a mile.

32. 不怕山高，就怕脚软。

32. It's not the height of the mountain that matters, but rather the strength of one's feet.