无知的热情近乎愚蠢。- 格言

Zeal without knowledge is the sister of folly. – Maxim

Plain dealing is praised more than practiced. – Proverb

正大光明者，说到的多，做到的少。- 谚语

笑逐颜开。- 汉语成语

A smile has driven all the hard lines in face and brightened countenance; feel happy and smile. - Chinese Idiom

饮水思源。- 汉语成语

When drinking water, think of its source. - Chinese Idiom

把金钱奉为神明，它就会像魔鬼一样降祸于你。 – 菲尔丁

Make money your god and it will plague you like the devil. – Henry Fielding

心甘情愿。- 汉语成语

Be most willing to; with one's heart and soul. - Chinese Idiom

Many straws may bind an elephant. – Proverb

草多能缚象。- 谚语

未经过战争的人，视战争为乐事。- 谚语

War is sweet to those who never have tried it. - Proverb

开卷有益。- 汉语成语

Reading enriches the mind.
(Reading is always beneficial.) - Chinese Idiom

Envy shoots at others and wounds himself. - Maxim

嫉妒者既害别人，也伤自己。- 格言

Pass a day as if it were a year; to be in deep anxiety. - Chinese Idiom

度日如年。- 汉语成语

Those that make the best use of time have none to spare. – Proverb

惜时者无闲暇。- 谚语

唯一妨碍我学习的就是我所受过的教育。 – 爱因斯坦

The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education. – Albert Einstein

Value one's own modest creations. - Chinese Idiom

敝帚自珍。- 汉语成语

意志就是力量。- 格言

Will is power. – Maxim

三思而后行，然后就全力投入行动。- 索卢斯特

Deliberate before you begin, then execute with vigor. – Sallust

高贵者责任重大。- 格言

Nobility obliges. – Maxim

玫瑰，即使换一个名字，也一样芬芳。- 谚语

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. – Proverb

难能可贵。- 汉语成语

Praiseworthy for one's excellent conduct; rare and commendable. - Chinese Idiom

成功是位差劲的老师。它诱导聪明的人觉得自己不能失败。 – 比尔 盖茨

Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. - Bill Gates