Cherish the time and study the translation of classical Chinese

Although Qian Sigong grew up rich and noble, he had few hobbies. When he was in Luoyang, he once said to his staff: "I only like reading in my life. I read classics and history when I sit, novels when I lie down, and small words when I go to the toilet. I have never read a book in an instant." Xie Xishen also said that Song Gong Murong Chui was in the history institute together. Every time he went to the toilet, he would go to the toilet with a book. The sound of his recitation could be heard far and near. He was so devoted to learning. So I said to Ma Xishen,"Most of the articles I wrote in my life are on the horse, on the pillow and on the toilet. This is the only thing that can be done for you."

Answer 1

The translation of the classical Chinese that cherished time and was eager to learn was:

Cherish time: Cherish time and be good at learning.

Studious: Love to learn, diligent and eager to learn.