唯恐年华老去，岁月不再
Could the title translate into that for fear of years old, no longer time?Today i suddenly think of this idea and i am a little afraid of it.Now i have to be responsible for things and no time to do what i want.But when i have free time,then i am old,if i will think like it at this time?I don't want to do the traditional things in China,i want to be a little different and do something i like.
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Capitalize your "i"s.
唯恐年华老去，岁月不再 Afraid that youth is gone, never to return.
Could the title translate into that for fear of years old, no longer time?Today i suddenly think of this idea and i am a little afraid of it.Now i have to be responsible for things and no time to do what i want.But when i have free time,then i am old,if i will think like it at this time?I don't want to do the traditional things in China,i want to be a little different and do something i like.
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There is a phrase in Latin that English speakers often use: "carpe diem". It means "seize the day". Basically, treat every day as important and make the best use of your time.
There is another phrase that might be applicable: "time and tide wait for no man". Well, actually there are many phrases that are similar...
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