Here is the English translation of the provided content: Proverbial New Edition

Author: Zonghao
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
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The moon is brightest at the mid-autumn festival, and when one reaches middle age, all things come to an end. There are a thousand paths to error, but only one path to truth. Killing a rooster will not stop the dawn. A bowl of rice and a bowl of soup are hard-won; half a thread and half a silk are reminders of the hardship of material resources. Do not wait for you to go; others have gone before you. Ignorance is weakness. A withered tree can still sprout in spring, but a person cannot return to youth twice. It is better to fall into the dark than to sharpen iron with a needle. Difficulties are friends of victory. The waves of the Yangtze River push forward the waves before them; black hair is hard to keep until white. No one is a sage or a saint; who can avoid making mistakes? To make mistakes and then correct them is the greatest virtue. Proverbs have a long history and have existed in China for at least over two thousand years. As early as the literature of the pre-Qin period, there are many examples of "proverbs being quoted." This book cites proverbs from fields such as life·struggle·knowledge, making friends·dealing with others·career, truth·practice·essence, society·politics·masses, family·life·health, nature·scenery·agriculture, etc., for appreciation.