1. 鞠躬尽瘁，死而后已。

1. To give one's all in devotion and toil, and to rest in peace after death.

2. 奢者狼藉俭者安，一凶一吉在眼前。

2. The extravagant live in disorder, the thrifty in peace; one brings misfortune, the other brings good fortune, both are right before your eyes.

3. Ming De advocates beauty， seeking truth and promoting goodness.

3. Ming De advocates beauty, seeking truth, and promoting goodness.

4. 看得人重，得到人用。

4. Valued by appearance, useful in practice.

5. 非礼勿视，非礼勿言，非礼勿闻，非礼勿听。

5. Do not look at what is improper, do not speak of what is improper, do not hear what is improper, and do not listen to what is improper.

6. Luxury and frugality are at hand.

6. Luxury and economy are within reach.

7. 土扶可城墙，积德为厚地。

7. Earth can support a city wall, accumulating virtue makes the land fertile.

8. Don't look， say， hear or listen to anything that's not polite.?>

8. Don't look, say, hear, or listen to anything that's impolite.

9. Keep loyal and devoted to the last.

9. Remain loyal and devoted to the end.

10. 不敬他人，就是自不敬也。

10. Disrespecting others is also a form of self-disrespect.

11. When wine is drunk by a confidant， poetry is chanted to the audience.

11. When wine is drunk by a confidant, poetry is recited to the audience.

12. 兼听则明，偏信则暗。

12. Listening to both sides makes one enlightened, while believing in only one side makes one blind.

13. 彬彬有礼的风度，主要是自我克制的表现。

13. The demeanor of being polite and courteous is primarily a manifestation of self-discipline.

14. Real civilized people know their mission in life.

14. Real civilized people know their mission in life.

15. To love oneself is to love others.

15. To love oneself is to love others.

16. 慈鸦尚还哺，羔羊犹跪足。

16. Even the crows still feed their young, and the lambs still kneel on their feet.

17. The reason why mortals are more valuable than animals is courtesy.

17. The reason why humans are more valuable than animals is etiquette.

18. 精诚所至，金石为开。

18. Where there is sincerity, the hardest gold and stone will yield.

19. We should not be good at etiquette in order to keep peace with the people.

19. We should not be skilled in etiquette merely to maintain peace with the people.

20. Kindness greets people like brothers; evil greets people and harms the soldiers.

20. Kindness greets people as brothers; evil greets people and harms the soldiers.

21. 相逢好似初相识，到老终无怨恨心。

21. Meeting is like a first encounter, and by the end of life, there's no heart filled with resentment.

22. A man of great virtue is honoured by his deference.

22. A man of great virtue is honored by his deference.

23. Tufuke city wall， Jide for thick land.

23. Tufuke city wall, Jide for thick land. (Note: The translation is based on the assumption that "Tufuke city wall" is a proper noun, possibly a name of a city or a specific wall within a city, and "Jide" is another proper noun or a term related to land or thickness. The context is not provided, so the translation is direct and based on the interpretation of the terms.)

24. 相识满天下，知心能几人。

24. Everyone is familiar with me, but how many truly know my heart?

25. Listening at the same time is clear， but belief is dark.

25. Listening at the same time is clear, but belief is dark.

26. 真正的文明是说有人种植幸福的结果。

26. True civilization is the result of someone planting the seeds of happiness.

27. Looking at the present， we should learn from the past.

27. Looking at the present, we should learn from the past.

28. Morality is in the right place， not confused by things.

28. Morality is in the right place, not confused by things.

29. 凡人之所以贵于禽兽者，以有礼也。

29. The reason why humans are superior to beasts is because of the presence of propriety.

30. 观今宜鉴古，无古不成今。

30. To understand the present, one should look to the past; without the past, there would be no present.

31. Civilization is to bring up civilized people.

31. Civilization is to raise civilized people.

32. 君子己善，亦乐人之善也。

32. A gentleman, when he is good, also takes joy in the goodness of others.