智者多听少说。- 谚语
The wise man has long ears and a short tongue. – Proverb
学习的敌人是自满。- 格言
Complacency is the enemy of study. - Maxim
遭到不幸时，沉默是上策。- 格言
Silence in times of suffering is the best. – Maxim
Proceed with determination; catch up forthwith. - Chinese Idiom
迎头赶上。- 汉语成语
脱胎换骨。- 汉语成语
Be reborn; thoroughly to remould oneself. - Chinese Idiom
大难不死，必有后福。- 汉语成语
After surviving a great disaster, one is bound to have good fortune in later years. - Chinese Idiom
A penny saved is a penny gained. – Thomas Fuller
省下一分钱等于得到一分钱。 – 富勒
祸福无常。- 汉语成语
There are no fixed rules for misfortune and fortune. - Chinese Idiom
要少说多思。- 格言
Say little but think more. - Maxim
天生我才必有用。- 李白
All things in their being are good for something. – Li Bai
愚公移山。- 汉语成语
The Foolish Old Man, who removed the mountains; the determination to win victory and the courage to surmount every difficulty. - Chinese Idiom
功遂身退，天之道也。- 老子
When one retires after achieving success, he follows the way of heaven. – Lao Zi
粗心大意是最大的敌人。- 谚语
Carelessness is a great enemy. - Proverb
古为今用。- 汉语成语
Make ancient things serve present-day use. - Chinese Idiom
Who changes his conditions changes his fortune. - Maxim
谁改变自己的处境，就改变自己的命运。- 格言
Gladden the heart and please the eye. - Chinese Idiom
赏心悦目。- 汉语成语
Blaze a new trail through brambles (difficulties); clear away obstacles in one's way. - Chinese Idiom
披荆斩棘。- 汉语成语
All sorts of feelings well up in one's heart; be moved by a mixture of feelings. - Chinese Idiom
百感交集。- 汉语成语
兼听则明，偏信则暗。- 汉语成语
Listen to both sides, and you will be enlightened; heed only one side, and you will be benighted. - Chinese Idiom
Even if the seas run dry and the rocks crumble, I love you and my heart will never change. - Chinese Idiom
海枯石烂，爱你心不变。- 汉语成语
