1、practice makes perfect。 Practice makes perfect.

Chinese explanation: Practice makes perfect is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Shú n é ng Sh ē ng qi ? o, which means that skillful methods and good methods can be produced after proficiency. It's from the third time of "Mirror Flower Edge".

2、a friend indeed is known by sharing hardships。 Adversity is the touchstone of friends.

When you are suddenly down and out, for a short time, you can see all the world is cold and nervous.

as the saying goes, when you are cold, you will know the pine and cypress, but when you are in trouble, you will see the truth. Those who help you wholeheartedly are friends, and those who never give up are bosom friends. Those who add icing on the cake when you are in the scenery are never as good as those who give you timely help when you are in trouble.

A true friend is cold and warm, an umbrella in the storm, a companion when you are lonely, and a lifelong blessing. It is a pity that you can't bear it.

3、plain living and high thinking。 Life should be simple and sentiment should be noble.

This sentence is the motto of Keable College of Oxford University, which comes from the mouth of the English romantic poet william wordsworth.

As one of the most important English poets since the Renaissance, Wordsworth is the leader of the "lake poets". His poems mostly praise the beauty of nature, express lingering love, and praise pure friendship, with the characteristics of freshness, naturalness, youth and brilliance, and rich philosophy.

4、what is done by night appears by day。 If you don't want people to know it, the best way is not to do it

Chinese definition: There is no windtight wall, no sound leaks, and paper can never contain fire. Everything you do, even if it is perfect, is unknown, but God knows, because there are gods three feet above your head, people are doing it, and the sky is watching.

a person should do more good deeds all his life.

5、nothing in the world is difficult if you set your mind to it。 ? Nothing in the world is difficult for one who sets his mind to it.

Chinese interpretation: No matter how difficult a thing seems at first, as long as we practice it often, we will gradually become perfect.

6、a life without a friend is a life without a sun。 ? A man without a friend is like a life without a sun.

From the German philosopher Cassirer, the original text: "Life without friends is just like life without the sun. People who have no friends can only be half people. "

The most precious thing in life is to have three or two friends who help each other and grow together.

7、all things are difficult before they are easy。 ? The hardest part is actually in the beginning

Chinese interpretation: It is difficult to do everything at the beginning.

8、always prepare for a rainy day。 ? Take precautions.

Chinese definition: take precautions: tightly bound. It hasn't rained yet, so tie up the doors and windows first. Metaphor is to make preparations in advance.

the source of the allusion: The Book of Songs: "If it doesn't rain, it will be a rainy day."

9、as you sow,so shall you reap。 ? As the tree, so the fruit.

Chinese definition: You reap what you plant. Metaphor is what you did and what kind of results you got.

1、walls have ears。 ? Wall has ears.

Chinese definition: There are ears across the wall, which is a Chinese idiom. The pinyin is gé qiáng yǒu ěr, which means that there are people eavesdropping across the wall. Even if we discuss it in secret, others may know. It is also used to persuade people to be careful what they say so as not to reveal it.

11、where there's a will,there's a way。 ? Where there is a will, there is a way.

Chinese definition: People who are ambitious will succeed in doing things in the end. Tell us that we have to struggle and struggle in life, and go forward indomitable in the wind and rain.

12、where there's smoke,there's fire。 ? There is no smoke without fire.

Chinese definition: Without wind, there will be no waves. Metaphorically, things happen for a reason.