1. ——英国 拜伦

1. —— England, Byron

2. ——法国 拿破仑

2. - France: Napoleon

3. ——苏联 高尔基

3. —— Soviet Union Gorky

4. ●纤夫在河边留下一串脚印，那是跋涉者生活的省略号。

4. ● The boatman leaves a trail of footprints by the riverbank, which are the ellipsis of the life of a traveler.

5. ——德国 保罗

5. ——Germany Paul

6. 读一本好书，就如同和一个高尚的人在交谈——歌德

6. Reading a good book is like conversing with an enlightened person — Goethe

7. ——英国 丘吉尔

7. —— United Kingdom, Churchill

8. ●不去耕耘 ，不去播种，再肥的沃土也长不出庄稼，不去奋斗，不去创造，再美的青春也结不出硕果。

8. ● Without cultivation and sowing, even the most fertile soil cannot grow crops; without struggle and creation, even the most beautiful youth cannot yield bountiful fruits.

9. ●不要让追求之舟停泊在幻想的港湾，而应扬起奋斗的风帆，驶向现实生活的大海。

9. ● Do not let the ship of pursuit dock in the harbor of illusion; instead, hoist the sails of struggle and set sail towards the vast ocean of real life.

10. ●眼睛里没有追求的时候，一定是心如死灰的时候。

10. ● When there is no pursuit in the eyes, it must be the time when the heart is as gray as death.

11. ●收获是事业的雨量计；聚集着奋斗者洒落的每滴汗珠。

11. ● Harvest is the barometer of one's career; gathering every drop of sweat shed by the striving ones.

12. 成功就是那古老的ABC——能力、机会和勇气。

12. Success is the ancient ABC – Ability, Opportunity, and Courage.

13. ●只要能收获甜蜜，荆棘丛中也会有蜜蜂忙碌的身影。

13. ● As long as there is the harvest of sweetness, there will also be the busy figure of bees amidst the thorny bramble.

14. ●如果圆规的两只脚都动，永远也画不出一个圆。

14. ● If both feet of the compass move, it will never be able to draw a perfect circle.

15. 理想的人物不仅要在物质需要的满足上，还要在精神旨趣的满足上得到表现。——黑格尔

15. The ideal character should not only be manifested in the satisfaction of material needs but also in the fulfillment of spiritual interests. — Hegel

16. ●惊叹号是勇士滴在攀登路上的血，也是懦夫失望时流淌的泪。

16. ● The exclamation mark is the blood shed by a warrior on the path of climbing, as well as the tears flowing from the despair of a coward.

17. ●即使脚步下是一片岩石，它也会迸发出火花，只要你拿起铁锤钢钎。

17. ● Even if the ground beneath your feet is made of rock, it will spark when you pick up the iron hammer and steel pick.

18. ●瀑布---为了奔向江河湖海，即使面临百丈深渊，仍然呼啸前行，决不退缩

18. ● Waterfall --- To rush towards rivers, lakes, and seas, it still howls forward despite facing a hundred-meter abyss, never retreating.

19. ●沟潭之水，凝滞沉闷，飞瀑之流，奋迅高亢——同是为水，性却异，前者满足安逸，后者进取不已。

19. ● The water in the沟潭 is stagnant and heavy, while the flow of the waterfall is vigorous and resounding—both are water, but their natures are different. The former is content with ease and comfort, while the latter is ceaseless in its pursuit of progress.

20. ——匈牙利 裴松之

20. - Hungary, Peisongzhi

21. ●再好的种子，不播种下去，也结不出丰硕的果实。

21. ● Even the best seeds will not bear abundant fruit if they are not planted.

22. 世间的任何事物，追求时候的兴致总要比享用时候的兴致浓烈。

22. In the world, the enthusiasm for pursuing any thing is always more intense than the enthusiasm for enjoying it.

23. ●小鸟眷恋春天，因为它懂得飞翔才是生命的价值。

23. ● The little bird cherishes spring because it understands that flying is the value of life.

24. ●榕树因为扎根于深厚的土壤,生命的绿荫才会越长越茂盛稗子享受着禾苗一样的待遇,结出的却不是谷穗

24. ● The banyan tree thrives because it is rooted in deep, fertile soil, and its green canopy grows more lush over time. The weeds enjoy the same treatment as the seedlings, but what they produce are not ears of grain.

25. ●长蔓植物依附着支物向上爬，当它爬到比支撑它的支物不高时，它又窥伺着另一株支物。

25. ●Vines cling to supports and climb upwards. When they reach a height not much higher than the supports that are supporting them, they then spy out another support.

26. ——法国 雨果

26. —— France, Hugo

27. 亲善产生幸福，文明带来和谐。

27. Benevolence brings happiness, and civilization brings harmony.

28. ——美国 马克·吐温

28. ——United States, Mark Twain

29. 有的人活着，他已经死了；有的人死了，他还活着。

29. Some people are alive but are already dead; others are dead but are still alive.

30. ●对于攀登者来说，失掉往昔的足迹并不可惜，迷失了继续前时的方向却很危险。

30. ● To climbers, it is not regrettable to lose the footprints of the past, but it is dangerous to lose the direction to continue forward.

31. ——美国 富兰克林

31. ——United States, Franklin

32. 盛年不重来，一日难再晨。及时当勉励，岁月不待人。

32. The prime of life does not return, and a single morning comes but once. Seize the moment and be diligent, for time waits for no one.

33. 有多大的思想，才有多大的能量。

33. The greater the thought, the greater the energy.

34. ●砖---经受过炉火的考验，才有资格成为大厦的一员。

34. ●Brick - Only after being tested by the furnace can it qualify to become a member of the edifice.

35. 读书是易事，思索是难事，但两者缺一，便全无用处。——富兰克林

35. Reading is easy, thinking is hard, but if either is lacking, neither is of any use. - Franklin

36. ●盆景秀木正因为被人溺爱,才破灭了成为栋梁之材的梦

36. ● The beauty of the bonsai trees is precisely because they are overindulged by people that their dream of becoming towering pillars has been shattered.

37. ●开拓者走的是弯弯曲曲的路，而他留下的却是又直又宽的足迹。

37. ● The pioneers walk along winding paths, but leave behind straight and wide tracks.

38. A代表成功；X代表艰苦的工作；Y代表休息；Z代表少说废话。

38. A stands for success; X stands for hard work; Y stands for rest; Z stands for saying less nonsense.

39. ●向前吧,荡起生命之舟,不必依 恋和信泊,破浪的船自会一路开放常新的花朵

39. ● Go forward, set the boat of life in motion, do not linger or seek anchorage; the ship that plows through the waves will always open up new, ever-blooming flowers along the way.

40. ●新路开始常是狭窄的，但它却是自己延伸拓宽的序曲。

40. ● The new road often begins narrow, but it is the prelude to its own expansion and extension.

41. ●岸边的奇花异草，是拘留不住奔腾向前的江水的。

41. ● The exotic flowers and rare herbs by the shore cannot hold back the surging river water that moves forward tirelessly.

42. 贵有恒，何必三更起，五更眠；最无益，只怕一日曝，十日寒。

42. If you are wealthy, why do you need to get up at three in the morning and go to bed at five in the morning? The most wasteful thing is to fear that after a day of exposure, you will be cold for ten days.

43. ●荆棘、坎坷是磨砺开拓者意志的摇复；困难艰险，是开拓者前进路上的垫脚石。

43. ● Thorns and rough paths are the trials that temper the will of the pioneers; difficulties and dangers are stepping stones on the path of the pioneers' progress.

44. ●燕子嘴上的春泥，别看它点点滴滴，筑不成大厦，却能垒起幸福之巢。

44. ● The spring mud on the swallow's beak, don't look down upon its tiny drops; though they cannot build a great mansion, they can build a nest of happiness.

45. ●梯子的梯阶从来不是用来搁脚的，它只是让人们的脚放上一段时间，以便让别一只脚能够再往上登。

45. ●The rungs of a ladder are never meant to be used as footrests; they are simply there to allow one foot to rest for a moment so that the other can climb higher.

46. 也许走得太远的代价就是寂寞。

46. Perhaps the price of going too far is loneliness.

47. ●假如樵夫害怕荆棘，船只避忌风浪，铁匠畏惧火星，那么，世界就会变成另一副模样。

47. ● If the woodcutter fears thorns, the ship shuns storms, and the blacksmith fears sparks, then the world would be a different place.