1. 处处是创造之地，天天是创造之时，人人是创造之人陶行之

1. Every place is a land of creation, every day is a time for creation, and everyone is a creator - Tao Xingzhi.

2. 人的一生可能燃烧也可能腐朽，我不能腐朽，我愿意燃烧起来！奥斯特洛夫斯基

2. A person's life can either burn or rot, but I refuse to rot, I choose to ignite myself! - Oystrovsky

3. 九牛一毫莫自夸，骄傲自满必翻车。历览古今多少事，成由谦逊败由奢。陈毅

3. Do not boast even with one hair from a nine-cow's tail; pride and complacency are bound to lead to failure. Throughout history, countless events have shown that success comes from modesty, while failure results from extravagance. - Chen Yi

4. 94学习这件事不在乎有没有人教你，最重要的是在于你自己有没有觉悟和恒心。法布尔

4. The matter of learning in 94 does not depend on whether someone is teaching you; what is most important is whether you have enlightenment and perseverance. Fabre

5. ——徐特立（现代教育家、革命家）引自《徐特立教育文集》

5. ——Quoted from "The Collection of Xu Te-Li's Educational Works" (Xu Te-Li was a modern educator and revolutionary)

6. 在人生的大风浪中，我们常常学船长的样子，在狂风暴雨之下把笨重的货物扔掉，以减轻船的重量。巴尔扎克

6. In the great storms of life, we often act like a captain, throwing away cumbersome cargo in the midst of raging winds and rains to lighten the ship's burden. — Balzac

7. 读一本好书，就是和许多高尚的人谈话。笛卡尔

7. Reading a good book is like conversing with many noble people. - Descartes

8. 读书时，我愿在每一个美好思想的面前停留，就像在每一条真理面前停留一样爱默生

8. When reading, I would pause before every noble thought, just as I love to pause before every truth, like Emerson.

9. 书籍鼓舞了我的智慧和心灵，它帮助我从腐臭的泥潭中脱身出来，如果没有它们，我就会溺死在那里面，会被愚笨和鄙陋的东西呛住。高尔基

9. Books have inspired my wisdom and soul; they have helped me escape from the putrid mire, and without them, I would have drowned in it, choked by foolish and base things. - Gorky

10. 博学之,审问之,慎思之,明辨之,笃行之。(《礼记》)

10. Be scholarly, be thorough in inquiry, be cautious in reflection, be clear in discernment, and be steadfast in action. (From the Book of Rites)

11. 知识是从刻苦劳动中得来的，任何成就都是刻苦劳动的结果。宋庆龄

11. Knowledge comes from hard work, and any achievement is the result of hard work. - Soong Ching-ling

12. 以铜为镜,可以正衣冠;以古为镜,可以知兴替;以人为镜,可以明得失。(孙昭远)

12. A mirror made of copper can straighten one's attire; a mirror of the past can reveal rise and fall; a mirror of others can enlighten one to gains and losses. (Sun Zhao Yuan)

13. 意志的出现不是对愿望的否定，而是把愿望合并和提升到一个更高的意识水平上。罗洛梅

13. The emergence of will is not a negation of desire, but the merging and elevating of desires to a higher level of consciousness. Rollo May

14. 书到用时方恨少，事非经过不知难。陆游

14. It is only when one needs a book that one regrets one's lack of it; it is only after experiencing something that one knows how difficult it is. Lu You.

15. 一本书像一艘船，带领我们从狭獈的地方，驶向生活的无限广阔的海洋凯勒

15. A book is like a ship that leads us from narrow places to the vast, boundless ocean of life, as said by Keller.

16. 书籍是青年人不可分离的生活伴侣和导师高尔基

16. Books are an inseparable companion and mentor in the lives of young people, as said by Gorky.

17. 旧书不厌百回读，熟读深思子自知。----苏轼

17. The old books are never weary of being read a hundred times; deep reading and contemplation will make it known to you. ——Su Shi

18. 读书人不一定有知识，真正的常识是懂得知识，会思想，能工作。——徐特立

18. Not all scholars have knowledge; the true common sense is to understand knowledge, to be capable of thought, and to be able to work. — Xu TeLi

19. 一年之计,莫如树谷;十年之计,莫如树木;百年之计,莫如树人。(《管于》)

19. The best plan for a year is to plant seeds; the best plan for a decade is to plant trees; the best plan for a century is to cultivate people. (From Guan Zhong)

20. 31读书无疑者，须教有疑，有疑者，却要无疑，到这里方是长进。朱熹

20. If someone reads the 'Book of Changes' without any doubts, they must be taught to have doubts. When they have doubts, they should strive to eliminate them, and it is only at this point that they have truly made progress. — Zhu Xi

21. 知识，只有当它靠积极的思维得来而不是凭证记得来的时候，才是真正的知识。托尔斯泰

21. Knowledge is true knowledge only when it is acquired through active thinking rather than memorized as credentials. - Tolstoy

22. 我的朋友，只有生活的青春像夏日清晨，衰老像冬令。莎士比亚

22. My friend, only the youth of life is like the morning of summer, and aging is like the winter season. Shakespeare.

23. 阅读使人充实，会谈使人敏捷，写作与笔记使人精确。史鉴使人明智，诗歌使人巧慧，数学使人精细，博物使人深沉，伦理之学使人庄重，逻辑与修辞使人善辩。培根

23. Reading makes a full man, conversation a ready man, and writing and note-taking an exact man. History makes a wise man, poetry a clever man, mathematics a precise man, natural science a profound man, ethics a dignified man, logic and rhetoric a persuasive man. Bacon

24. 在所有的优点中，忍耐的优点对青年男女最不相干。查普曼

24. Among all virtues, patience is the one least relevant to young men and women. - Chapman

25. 人在逆境里比在顾境里更能坚强不屈，遭厄运时比交好运时更容易保全身心。雨果

25. People are more resilient and tenacious in adversity than in prosperity, and it is easier to preserve one's whole self in misfortune than in good fortune. Victor Hugo

26. 知不足,然后能自反也;知困,然后能自强也。(《礼记》)

26. To know one's deficiencies is the first step to self-reflection; to recognize one's difficulties is the first step to self-improvement. (From the Book of Rites)

27. 先天下之忧而忧,后天下之乐而乐。(范仲淹)

27. To worry about the world's troubles before worrying about one's own, and to enjoy the world's joys after enjoying one's own. (Fan Zhongyan)

28. 只看一个人的著作，结果是不大好的：你就得不到多方面的优点。必须如蜜蜂一样，采过许多花，这才能酿出蜜来。倘若叮在一处，所得就非常有限，枯燥了。鲁迅

28. Reading the works of only one person tends to yield unsatisfactory results: you do not get the benefits of diversity. One must be like a bee, gathering nectar from many flowers to produce honey. If one sticks to one place, the gains will be very limited and become boring. -- Lu Xun

29. 熟读唐诗三百首，不会作诗也会吟孙洙《唐诗三百首序》

29. Having thoroughly read the Three Hundred Tang Poems, one won't be able to compose poems but will be able to recite them. — From Sun Yu's preface to the "Three Hundred Tang Poems"

30. ——刘向（西汉经学家，文学家）引自〈说苑〉

30. —— Quote from Liu Xiang (a Western Han Confucian scholar and文学家) from "Shuo Yuan" (The Garden of Orations)

31. 书籍是朋友，虽然没有热情，但是非常忠实雨果

31. Books are friends, though they lack warmth, but they are very loyal to us, Hugo.

32. 知识是珍贵宝石的结晶，文化是宝石放出的光泽泰戈尔

32. Knowledge is the crystallization of a precious gem, and culture is the luster emitted by the gem—Tagore

33. 人的意志并不总是万能的，因为笑声和泪水会随着那产生这些东西的激情接踵而来，最真诚的人最不能控制它们。但丁

33. Human will is not always omnipotent, for laughter and tears follow in quick succession with the passions that produce them, and the most sincere people are the least able to control them. Dante

34. 57生命是短暂的，空余时间很少，因此我们不应把一刻空余时间耗费在阅读价值不大的书籍上。罗斯金

34. Life is short, and free time is scarce, so we should not waste a single moment of leisure reading books of little value. - Ruskin

35. 很少见到有人专心致志地去完成一件美好而正当的事。我们通常见到的，不是畏首畏尾的学究，就是急于求成的莽汉。歌德

35. It is rarely seen that someone devotes themselves wholeheartedly to accomplishing a beautiful and proper thing. What we usually encounter is either a timorous scholar or a hasty and impetuous man. - Goethe

36. 人只有献身于社会，才能找出那短暂而有风险的生命的意义。爱因斯坦

36. Only by dedicating oneself to society can one find the meaning of that brief and risky life. - Einstein

37. 学到很多东西的诀窍，就是一下子不要学很多。

37. The trick to learning a lot of things is not to learn too many at once.

38. 真正的蒙味主义并不去阻止传播真实的、明白的和有用的事物，而是使假的东西到处流行。歌德

38. True obscurantism does not seek to prevent the spread of true, clear, and useful things, but rather allows false things to become widespread. - Goethe

39. 任何一本书的影响莫过于使读者开始作内心的反省卡菜尔

39. The influence of any book is perhaps most profound in prompting readers to engage in introspection, as stated by Karl.

40. 20读书不要贪多，而是要多加思索，这样的读书使我获益不少。卢梭

40. Reading 20 books is not about greed for quantity, but about adding more thought and reflection. Such reading has benefited me greatly. Rousseau.

41. 青年的朝气倘已消失，前进不已的好奇心已衰退以后，人生就没有意义了。穆勒

41. If the vitality of youth has faded away, and the insatiable curiosity to keep moving forward has waned, life loses its meaning. - Mill

42. 有百折不挠的信念的所支持的人的意志，比那些似乎是无敌的物质力量有更强大的威力。爱因斯坦

42. The will of a person supported by the unyielding belief is more powerful than the seemingly invincible material forces. - Einstein

43. 东边日出西边雨,道是无晴却有晴。(刘禹锡)

43. The sun rises in the east while rain falls in the west, yet it's neither fully sunny nor fully rainy. (Liú Yǔxī)

44. 滚滚长江东逝水,浪花淘尽英雄。(《三国演义》)

44. The mighty Yangtze River flows eastward, washing away heroes with its waves. (From "Romance of the Three Kingdoms")

45. 83书是随时在近旁的顾问，随时都可以供给你所需要的知识，而且可以按照你的心愿，重复这个顾问的次数。凯勒

45. The book is a consultant always at hand, ready to provide you with the knowledge you need at any time, and can be repeated according to your wishes, the number of times of this consultant. Keller

46. 人并不是因为美丽才可爱，而是因为可爱才美丽。托尔斯泰

46. It is not because people are beautiful that they are lovely, but because they are lovely that they are beautiful. -- Tolstoy

47. 30读书是最好的学习。追随伟大人物的思想，是最富有趣味的一门科学。普希金

47. Reading is the best way to learn. Following the thoughts of great figures is the most fascinating science. Pushkin

48. 风萧萧兮易水寒,壮士一去兮不复还。(《战国策》)

48. The wind howls and the Yi River is cold, the brave warriors leave and never return. (From "The Strategies of the Warring States")

49. 人的生命是有限的，可是，为人民服务是无限的，我要把有限的生命，投入到无限的为人民服务之中去。雷锋

49. Human life is finite, but serving the people is infinite. I want to invest my finite life into the infinite cause of serving the people. — Lei Feng

50. 求学的三个条件是：多观察、多吃苦、多研究。

50. The three conditions for studying are: observe more, endure more hardship, and conduct more research.

51. 学习有如母亲一般慈爱，它用纯洁和温柔的欢乐来哺育孩子，如果向它要求额外的报酬，也许就是罪过。巴尔扎克

51. Learning is like a mother's loving care, nurturing children with pure and gentle joy. To demand extra compensation from it might be a sin. Balzac

52. 任何问题都有解决的办法，无法可想的事是没有的。爱迪生

52. There is a solution to any problem, and there is no such thing as being absolutely at a loss. - Edison

53. 发明千千万，起点是一问。人力胜天工，只在每事问。陶行知

53. A myriad of inventions, starting with a question. Man's power surpasses that of heaven, lying solely in asking about every matter. Tao Xingzhi.

54. 学习永远不晚。高尔基

54. It's never too late to learn. Gorky

55. 开创伟大事业的是天才，完成伟大事业的是辛苦。勉之期不止，多获由力耘。欧阳修

55. The genius is the one who initiates a great undertaking, while the hard work completes it. As long as one continues to strive, the rewards come from diligent labor. - Ouyang Xiu

56. 凡事豫(预)则立,不豫(预)则废。(《礼记》)

56. "If you plan for everything, you will succeed; if you do not plan, you will fail." (From the Book of Rites)