1. 谦逊是美德的色彩。

1. Humility is the hue of virtue.

2. 一个人如果在街上注意观察的活动，我相信，他一定会在灵车上发现最愉快的表情。乔斯威夫特

2. If a person takes note of the activities on the streets, I believe, they would certainly find the most joyful expression on the hearse. - Josiah Wedgwood

3. 礼貌是最容易做到的事，也是最珍贵的东西。冈察尔

3. Politeness is the easiest thing to do and the most precious thing. Gontchar.

4. 只有经历过地狱般的折磨，才有征服天堂的力量。只有流过血的手指才能弹出世间的绝唱。

4. Only those who have endured the tortures of hell possess the power to conquer heaven. Only fingers that have bled can pluck the world's most profound melodies.

5. 3礼仪的目的与作用本在使得本来的顽梗变柔顺，使人们的气质变温和，使他尊重别人，和别人合得来。——约翰洛克

5. The purpose and function of etiquette is to make the stubborn become compliant, to soften people's temperament, to make them respect others, and to get along well with others. — John Locke

6. 礼节要举动自然才显得高贵。假如表面上过于做作，那就丢失了应有的价值。培根

6. Etiquette only appears noble when executed naturally. If it appears overly contrived on the surface, it loses its true value. - Bacon

7. 没有伟大的品格，就没有伟大的人，甚至也没有伟大的艺术家，伟大的行动者。——罗曼罗兰

7. Without great character, there can be no great person, nor even a great artist, a great doer of deeds. — Romain Rolland

8. 6一个人勇敢而真实的灵魂，可以用自己的眼睛去观察，用自己的心去爱，用自己的理智来判断。不要做阴影，而要做人。 —— Roman· Manlan

8.6 A person's brave and sincere soul can observe with its own eyes, love with its own heart, and judge with its own reason. Do not be a shadow, but be a person. — Roman·Manlan

9. 诚者，天之道也；思诚者，人之道也。——孟子

9. Truthfulness is the way of heaven; to think in truthfulness is the way of humanity. — Mencius

10. 一个有信念者所开发出的力量，大于个只有兴趣者。

10. The power developed by a person of faith is greater than that of someone who only has an interest.

11. 礼所以决嫌疑，定犹豫，别同异，明是非也。 ——吴兢

11. Ceremonies are used to resolve doubts, determine hesitation, distinguish between the same and the different, and clarify right and wrong. ——Wu Jing

12. 游手好闲地学习，并不比学习游手好闲好。约翰贝勒斯

12. To learn idly is not better than to idle idly. - John Bells

13. 要想有教养，“就要去了解全世界在谈论和思索的最美好的东西”。——阿诺德

13. "To be well-bred, one must understand 'the best that is thought and said in the world'." — Arnold

14. 蜜蜂从花中啜蜜，离开时营营的道谢。浮夸的蝴蝶却相信花是应该向他道谢的。—— 泰戈尔

14. The bees sip nectar from the flowers and hum their thanks as they leave. The vain butterfly, however, believes that the flowers should be thanking him. — Tagore

15. 一性一情的修养，不是为了别人，而是为自己增强生活能力。 ——池田大作

15. Cultivating unity of nature and emotion is not for others, but for enhancing one's ability to live. ——Daisaku Ikeda

16. 34内心有一种礼貌。这是一种已经改变的爱的形式。这产生了对外表达的最佳礼貌。 ——歌德

16. There is a kind of politeness in the heart. This is a changed form of love. It produces the best politeness in expressing oneself outwardly. — Goethe

17. 一个人的礼貌，就是一面照出他的肖像的镜子。——歌德

17. A person's politeness is a mirror reflecting his portrait. – Goethe

18. 微笑是我们的语言，文明是我们的信念。

18. A smile is our language, civilization is our belief.

19. 礼貌经常可以代替最高贵的感情。 ——梅里美

19. Politeness can often take the place of the most noble feelings. ——Merimee

20. 存在着一种出自内心的礼貌。它是变换了形式的一爱一心。由此产生出一种外部表现出来的最适宜的礼貌。 ——歌德

20. There exists a politeness that originates from the heart. It is a form of one heart and one mind. From this arises the most suitable politeness that is manifested externally. – Goethe

21. 历览前贤国与家，成由勤俭破由奢。 —— 李商隐

21. Having reviewed the successes and failures of ancient states and families, we find that prosperity comes from diligence and thrift, while ruin comes from extravagance. —— Li Shangyin

22. 从另一个人的诤言中所得来的光明，比从他自己的理解力、判断力中所得出的光明更干净纯粹。

22. The light gained from the sincere words of another is cleaner and purer than that derived from one's own understanding and judgment.

23. 58自尊，然后尊重；慢，慢的人。 ——朱熹

23. 58 First, have self-respect, then show respect; be patient, for the slow are patient. —— Zhu Xi

24. 自以为聪明的人，往往是没有好下场的，世界上最聪明的人是老实的人，因为只有老实人才能经得起事实和历史的考验。——周恩来

24. People who think they are clever often do not end well. The smartest people in the world are honest ones, because only honest people can withstand the test of facts and history. — Zhou Enlai

25. 用蜜来诱你的不是好朋友，忠言逼谏你的才是好朋友。

25. The one who tempts you with honey is not a true friend, but the one who rebukes you with sincere advice is a true friend.

26. 知识必需用礼貌来装饰并抚平他在世间的道路，没有它们，知识就像一颗硕大而粗糙的钻石，为了好奇与它实质上的价值而收置在树里固然好，但是琢磨之后却更为珍贵。——查里德菲尔

26. Knowledge must be adorned with politeness and smoothed over its path in the world. Without them, knowledge is like a large, rough diamond, which is good enough to be stored in a tree for its curiosity and inherent value, but it becomes even more precious after it has been polished. — Charles Caleb Colton

27. 装饰对于德行也同样是格格不入的，因为德行是灵魂的力量和生气。 —— 卢梭

27. Decoration is equally out of place with virtue, for virtue is the vigor and vitality of the soul. — Rousseau

28. 学习知识要善于思考，思考，再思考。爱因斯坦

28. One must learn to think wisely, and think again, and then think once more. — Einstein

29. 入于污泥而不染、不受资产阶级糖衣炮弹的侵蚀，是最难能可贵的革命品质。—— 周恩来

29. To enter the mire without being stained, and to remain immune to the侵蚀 of the capitalist sugar-coated bullets, is the most precious revolutionary quality. — Zhou Enlai

30. 礼节是所有规范中最微小却最稳定的规范。拉罗什福科

30. Etiquette is the smallest yet most stable norm among all conventions. — La Rochefoucauld

31. 让我们将事前的忧虑，换为事前的思考和计划吧!

31. Let us replace our preoccupation with pre-thought and pre-planning!

32. 应该热心地致力于照道德行事，而不要空谈道德。

32. One should enthusiastically strive to act morally rather than merely talk about morality.

33. 6031。如果你想接受教育，“去了解世界正在谈论和思考的最好的事情”。 ——阿诺德

33. 6031. If you wish to receive education, "go and learn about the best things that the world is talking about and thinking." — Arnold

34. 守法和有良心的人，即使有迫切的需要也不会偷窃，可是，即使把百万金元给了盗贼，也没法儿指望他从此不偷不盗。 —— 克雷洛夫

34. A law-abiding and conscientious person would not steal even if they were in dire need, yet, even if a million dollars were given to a thief, one cannot expect him to stop stealing from then on. —— Krylov

35. 君子忧道不忧贫。 —— 孔子

35. A gentleman worries about righteousness and not about poverty. —— Confucius

36. 14共同的事业，共同的斗争，可以使人们产生忍受一切的力量。——奥斯特洛夫斯基

36. A common cause, a common struggle, can inspire people with the power to endure everything. – A. Ostrovsky

37. 礼貌是一枚假币，舍不得花它表明智力的贫乏。

37. Politeness is a counterfeit coin; the reluctance to spend it indicates a lack of intelligence.

38. 举行盛大的葬礼，与其说是向死者志哀，不如说是为了满足生者的虚荣拉罗什富科

38. To hold a grand funeral is more about satisfying the vanity of the living than about mourning the deceased, according to La Rochefoucauld.

39. 礼之大本，以防乱也。 ——柳宗元

39. The essence of propriety is to prevent chaos. ——Liu Zongyuan

40. 侈则多欲。君子多欲则念慕富贵，枉道速祸。 —— 司马光

40. Excess leads to an abundance of desires. When a gentleman has too many desires, he yearns for wealth and status, and thus takes crooked paths that lead to swift misfortune. —— Sima Guang

41. 在男人身上，智慧和教养最要紧，漂亮不漂亮，对他来说倒算不了什么！要是你头脑里没有教养和智慧，那你哪怕是美男子，也还是一钱不值。 ——契诃夫

41. In men, wisdom and breeding are the most important, and whether they are handsome or not is of little concern! If you do not have breeding and wisdom in your mind, then no matter how handsome you are, you are still worth nothing. ——Chekhov

42. 人不能象走兽那样活着，应该追求知识和美德。 —— 但丁

42. Man cannot live like beasts; he should seek knowledge and virtue. — Dante

43. 让我们把不名誉作为刑罚最重的部分吧！ —— 孟德斯鸠

43. Let us make disgrace the most severe part of the penalty! — Montesquieu

44. 时间就是生命，无端的空耗别人的时间，其实无异于谋财害命的。鲁迅

44. Time is life, and idly wasting others' time is actually no different from trying to harm them and steal their wealth. -- Lu Xun

45. 人间的面孔从未像在葬礼中看上去那么世俗乔艾琪渥斯

45. The faces of the world have never appeared so secular as they do at a funeral. Jiao Aiqi Wes.

46. 书本上的知识而外，尚须从生活的人生中获得知识。茅盾

46. Besides the knowledge from books, one must also gain knowledge from the life of life. Mao Dun

47. 惟诚可以破天下之伪，惟实可以破天下之虚。——薛瑄

47. Only sincerity can break through the deception of the world, and only reality can dispel the emptiness of the world. - Xue Xuan

48. 我深信只有有道德的公民才能向自己的祖国致以可被接受的敬礼。 —— 卢梭

48. I firmly believe that only a moral citizen can pay an acceptable tribute to his own country. — Rousseau

49. 君子忧道不忧贫。

49. A gentleman worries about the way (or path) but not about poverty.

50. 用分来计算时间的人，比用时来计算时间的人，时间多五十九倍。雷巴柯夫

50. A person who calculates time in minutes has 59 times more time than a person who calculates time in hours. — Rybakov

51. 礼貌之风为每一个人带来文明、温暖和愉快。

51. The spirit of politeness brings civilization, warmth, and joy to everyone.

52. 当一个人先从自己的内心开始奋斗，他就是个有价值的人。

52. When a person starts fighting from within, they are a valuable individual.

53. 所谓良好教养。

53. What is referred to as good breeding.

54. 怀着善意的人，是不难于表达他对人的礼貌的。法。卢梭

54. A person with good will finds it easy to express his politeness towards others. - Law. Rousseau

55. 在宴席上最让人开胃的就是主人的礼节。

55. At a banquet, the most appetizing thing is the host's etiquette.

56. 生命是短促的，然而尽管如此，人们还是有时间讲究礼仪。爱默生

56. Life is short, yet despite this, people still have time to be concerned with etiquette. - Emerson

57. 信则人任焉。

57. If one believes in someone, people will entrust responsibilities to them.

58. 45礼貌出自内心，其根源是内在的，然而，如果礼貌的形式被取消，它的精神与实质亦随之消失。——约翰·霍尔

58. Politeness comes from the heart, its roots are internal; however, if the form of politeness is abolished, its spirit and essence also disappear. — John Hall

59. 18利益，是聪明人想出来的与愚人持续距离的一种策略。——爱默生

59. 18. Interest, said Emerson, is the strategy of the wise to maintain a distance from the fool.

60. 当你感到悲哀痛苦时，最好是去学些什么东西。学习会使你永远立于不败之地。

60. When you feel sad and distressed, it is best to learn something. Learning will keep you forever invincible.

61. 顺手捡起是的一片纸，纯洁的是自己的精神；有意擦去的一块污渍，净化的是自己的灵魂。

61. Picking up a piece of paper at one's convenience purifies one's spirit; deliberately wiping away a stain cleanses one's soul.

62. 不是不能见义，怕的是见义而不勇为。 —— 谢觉哉

62. It's not that one cannot stand up for what is right; the fear is in seeing what is right but not being brave enough to act on it. —— Xie Juezhai