1. Time is like a surging torrent, it is gone and never returned, without any nostalgia. ——[Spain] Cervantes 2. The deceased is like a man, and he does not give up day and night. ——Confucius' "The Analects" Spring and Autumn 3. In life, if a white horse passes through the gap between heaven and earth, it will happen suddenly. ——Zhuangzi "Zhuangzi" Warring States Period 4. The sky can be mended, the sea can be filled, and the southern mountains can be moved. The sun and the moon have passed and cannot be traced back. ——Zeng Guofan's "Book·Taijiazhong" Qing Dynasty 5. The east corner has passed, and Rouyu is not too late. ——Tang Wangbo's "Xiaoyaoyou" Ming Dynasty 6. The white horse passes by and the sun flies by. "The Widow's Ode" by Ding Juan's Wife 7. The wind is blowing in the daytime, and the scenery is flowing westward. Cao Zhi's "Snow Chopsticks" 8. When hundreds of rivers reach the sea from the east, when will they return to the west? Han Dynasty Yuefu's "Long Song Xing" 9. When the year goes by, the strings spit out arrows, and when worry comes, silkworms draw their fibers. "Farewell to Mr. Zheng on the Journey to the West of Shou'an" by Meng Jiao 10. If the prime of life does not come again, it will be difficult to see the morning again. It is timely to encourage oneself, time waits for no one. Tao Yuanming's "Miscellaneous Poems" 11. The plan for a year begins with spring, and the plan for a day begins with morning. Source of "Proverbs": Composition Weekly Seventh Grade Edition