光阴荏苒。- 汉语成语
Time passes very quickly. - Chinese Idiom
Behind bad luck comes good luck. - Chinese Idiom
塞翁失马，焉知非福。- 汉语成语
并非地球引力使人坠入爱河。 – 爱因斯坦
Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love. – Albert Einstein
Come to an understanding all of a sudden; become enlightened at once. - Chinese Idiom
茅塞顿开。- 汉语成语
珠联璧合。- 汉语成语
Excellent combination; perfect pair. - Chinese Idiom
There are no fixed rules for misfortune and fortune. - Chinese Idiom
祸福无常。- 汉语成语
Man is the soul of the universe. – Proverb
人是万物之灵。- 谚语
There's only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that's your own self. - Aldous Leonard Huxley
宇宙中只有一芥之地你肯定可以改善，那就是你自己。- 赫胥黎
孜孜不倦。- 汉语成语
Diligently working without feeling tired. - Chinese Idiom
时间是一个人能花费的最有价值的东西。 – 狄奥弗拉斯图
Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend. – Theophrastos
无耻者无德。- 格言
He that is shameless is graceless. - Maxim
反躬自省。- 汉语成语
Look back at past mistakes one has made. - Chinese Idiom
Lofty ambition like wind and cloud. - Chinese Idiom
风云之志。- 汉语成语
The water that bears the boat is the same that swallows it up. - Chinese Idiom
水能载舟，亦能覆舟。 – 汉语成语
万事开头难。- 谚语
All things are difficult before they are easy. (Everything's hard in the beginning.) - Proverb
古往今来。- 汉语成语
From ancient to modern times. - Chinese Idiom
好言一句三冬暖，话不投机六月寒。- 增广贤文
A good word makes people warm like a fire in the cold winter, while a bad one hurts people seriously just like snowing in the summer. (An ounce of praise is worth of a pound of scolding.) – ZengGuangXianWen
It is better to trust to valour than to luck. - Maxim
靠运气不如靠勇气。- 格言
死心塌地。- 汉语成语
Be dead set on; give up any thought of an alternative. - Chinese Idiom
忍辱负重。- 汉语成语
Bear disgrace and a heavy burden; endure humiliation in order to carry out an important mission. - Chinese Idiom
