1. 善学悌者，登高望远。

1. Those who excel in learning and respect their elder brothers, can look far and see ahead.

2. 到处留心皆学问。

2. In every place, there is knowledge to be learned.

3. 读书有三到：心到眼到口到。

3. Reading has three levels of attentiveness: mind, eyes, and mouth.

4. 读书需用心，一字值千金。

4. Reading requires concentration, where each word is worth a thousand.

5. 问遍千家成一家。

5. Inquire among a thousand households and become one family.

6. 寒门出才子，高山出俊鸟。

6. Talents emerge from humble origins, and handsome birds perch on high mountains.

7. 温固而知新，可以为师已。

7. By preserving the ancient and learning the new, one can become a teacher.

8. 学如逆水行舟，不进则退；心似平原野马，易放难收。

8. Studying is like rowing against the current, not advancing means falling back; the mind is like a wild horse on the plain, easy to set loose but hard to rein in.

9. 水滴集多成大海，读书集多成学问。

9. Dribs and drabs collect to become the great ocean, and books read extensively accumulate into knowledge.

10. 久住坡，不嫌陡。

10. Living on the steep slope, one does not complain about its steepness.

11. 生命有限，学问无涯。

11. Life is limited, but knowledge is boundless.

12. 书山有路勤为径，学海无涯苦作舟。?>

12. There is a path up the mountain of books, diligence being the way; the sea of learning has no end, and toil serves as the boat.

13. 海有边山有路，学无涯不停步。

13. The sea has edges and mountains have paths, but learning has no end and one must not stop stepping forward.

14. 光阴易逝，岂容我待。

14. Time flies, how can I afford to wait?

15. 愿乘风破万里浪，甘面壁读十年书。

15. May I ride the wind to break through ten thousand miles of waves, and be willing to face the wall and read ten years of books.

16. 火大无湿柴，功到事不难。

16. If the fire is great and there is no wet wood, once the work is done, the task will not be difficult.

17. 创新钻研，贵在眼前。

17. The essence of innovative research lies in its immediate value.

18. 饱带饥粮，晴带雨伞。

18. Store food when you're full and bring an umbrella when it's sunny.

19. 勤学又勤问，不怕头脑笨。

19. Diligent in studying and asking questions, not afraid of a dull mind.

20. 瞄准还不是射中，起跑还不算到达。

20. Aiming is not the same as hitting the target, and starting is not the same as reaching the destination.

21. 非学无以广才，非志无以成学。

21. Without learning, one cannot broaden one's talents; without determination, one cannot achieve academic success.

22. 常说嘴里顺，常写手不笨。

22. It's often said that speaking smoothly comes naturally, and writing well is a result of constant practice.

23. 世上无难事，只要肯登攀。

23. There are no difficulties in the world, as long as one is willing to climb.

24. 经验是最好的教师。

24. Experience is the best teacher.

25. 积之平时，获之瞬间。

25. Accumulate over time, gain in a moment.

26. 学问是异常珍贵的东西，从任何源泉吸收都不可耻。

26. Knowledge is an extremely precious thing; it is not disgraceful to absorb it from any source.

27. 少年易老学难成，一寸光阴不可轻。

27. Youth is fleeting, and learning is difficult to achieve; a single inch of time should not be wasted.

28. 知识可羡，胜于财富。

28. Knowledge is to be envied more than wealth.

29. 吃饭不嚼不知味，读书不想不知意。

29. Not chewing while eating and not thinking while reading will not know the taste and meaning.

30. 为老不正，教坏子孙。

30. Not being upright in old age, one may corrupt one's descendants.

31. 失败是成功之母。

31. Failure is the mother of success.

32. 读一书，增一智。

32. Read a book, gain a wisdom.

33. 一寸光阴一寸金，寸金难买寸光阴。

33. An inch of time is as precious as an inch of gold, and an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time.

34. 好问不迷路，好做不受贫。

34. He who asks many questions will not be lost, and he who does well will not be poor.

35. 边学边问，方有学问。

35. Ask while learning, and you will have knowledge.

36. 谨慎和勤奋带来好运。

36. Prudence and diligence bring good fortune.

37. 人有恒心万事成，人无恒心万事崩。

37. With a steadfast resolve, all things can be accomplished; without it, all things will crumble.

38. 一日之计在于晨，一年之计在于春。

38. The planning for a day is in the morning, and the planning for a year is in the spring.

39. 小时不教成浑虫，长大不学成懒龙。

39. If not taught at a young age, a child will grow into a foolish worm; if not educated as they grow, they will become a lazy dragon.

40. 财富装潢门面，学识充实头脑。

40. Wealth adorns the door, knowledge fills the mind.

41. 不向前走，不知路远；不努力学习，不明白真理。

41. Not to move forward, one does not know how far the road is; not to study diligently, one does not understand the truth.

42. 只怕不勤，不怕不精；只怕无恒，不怕无成。

42. It's not the lack of diligence that one should fear, but rather the lack of expertise. It's not the fear of not achieving anything that matters, but the fear of lack of perseverance.

43. 黑发不知勤学早，白首方悔读书迟。

43. One does not realize the importance of studying early when one has black hair; one regrets not studying sooner when one is old and white-haired.

44. 勤勉是好运之母。

44. Diligence is the mother of good luck.

45. 勤能补拙是良训，一分辛劳一分才。

45. Diligence can compensate for one's shortcomings, a bit of hard work brings a bit of talent.

46. 要得惊人艺，须下苦功夫。

46. To master a remarkable skill, one must put in diligent effort.

47. 心坚石也穿。

47. The mind is as firm as stone, and it can wear through even the hardest obstacles.

48. 积钱不如教子，闲坐不如看书。

48. Accumulating money is not as good as educating one's children, and idly sitting is not as good as reading books.

49. 好记性不如烂笔头。

49. A good memory is not as good as a bad pen.

50. 人心隔肚皮，看人看行为。

50. People's hearts are hidden in their bellies, judge people by their actions.

51. 胸有千秋业，腹有万卷书。

51. Possesses a thousand achievements in the heart, and a thousand scrolls of books in the belly.

52. 只给君子看门，不给小人当家。

52. Only let gentlemen guard the gate, not let scoundrels run the household.

53. 勤奋是成功之母。

53. Diligence is the mother of success.

54. 一个不想蹚过小河的人，自然不想远涉重洋。

54. A person who does not want to wade across a small river naturally does not want to embark on a long journey across the vast oceans.

55. 不怕百事不利，就怕灰心丧气。

55. It's not the fear of all things going wrong that matters, but rather the fear of losing heart and becoming discouraged.

56. 业精于勤，荒于嬉，行成于思，毁于随。

56. Proficiency in a trade comes from diligence, but it is neglected through idleness; good habits are formed through thinking, but they are destroyed through carelessness.

57. 刀钝石上磨，人笨勤奋学。

57. Sharpen a knife on a stone, cultivate intelligence through diligence.

58. 知识只能循序渐进，不能跃进。

58. Knowledge can only be acquired step by step, not by leaps and bounds.

59. 刀在石上磨，人在苦中练。

59. The blade is honed on the stone, and a person is tempered in adversity.

60. 欲知对岸事，就要读过河。

60. If you want to know what's on the other side, you must cross the river.

61. 人起心发，树起根发。

61. A person's intentions are like the roots of a tree.

62. 读书不知义，等于嚼树皮。

62. Reading without understanding is like chewing tree bark.

63. 树老半空心，人老百事通。

63. An old tree is half hollow, and an old person knows a hundred things.

64. 百艺通，不如一艺精。

64. Knowing many skills is not as good as mastering one.

65. 不磨不炼，不成好汉。

65. Without grinding and refining, one cannot become a true hero.

66. 是蛇一身冷，是狼一身腥。

66. A snake is all cold, a wolf is all stinking.

67. 三人行，必有我师焉。

67. Where there are three people walking together, there must be someone who can be my teacher.

68. 生活就像海洋，只有意志坚强的人，才能到达彼岸。

68. Life is like the ocean, only those with strong will can reach the other shore.

69. 宝剑不磨要生锈；人不学习要落后。

69. A sword left unsharpened will rust; a person left unlearned will lag behind.

70. 只要功夫深，铁杵磨成绣花针。

70. If one perseveres, even an iron rod can be ground down to a needle for embroidery.

71. 蜂采百花酿甜蜜，人读群书明真理。

71. Bees gather nectar from a hundred flowers to make sweet honey, and people read a multitude of books to understand the truth.

72. 见强不怕，遇弱不欺。

72. Fear not strength, nor欺弱。

73. 山里孩子不怕狼，城里孩子不怕官。

73. Children from the mountains are not afraid of wolves, and children from the city are not afraid of officials.

74. 一回生，二回熟，三回过来当师傅。

74. Once shy, twice bold, by the third time, you're the master.

75. 好高骛远的一无所得，埋头苦干的获得知识。

75. Aim too high and you will achieve nothing; work hard and diligently and you will gain knowledge.

76. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。

76. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not refrain from doing good because it is small.

77. 鸟贵有翼，人贵有志。

77. Birds are precious for their wings, and people are precious for their aspirations.

78. 不怕路长，只怕志短。

78. It's not the length of the road that matters, but the length of one's resolve.

79. 不能则学，不知则问。

79. If one cannot do it, one should learn; if one does not know, one should ask.