1. 31挥霍无度的人，等于将自己的前途抵押了出去。富兰克林

1. A person who squanders money recklessly is essentially mortgaging their future. - Franklin

2. 害怕时，把心思放在必须做的事情上，如果曾经彻底准备，便不会害怕。——戴尔·卡耐基

2. When you are afraid, focus your thoughts on what must be done. If you have prepared thoroughly, you will not be afraid. - Dale Carnegie

3. 花朵以芬芳熏香了空气，但它的最终任务，是把自己献给你。——泰戈尔

3. The flowers perfume the air with their fragrance, but their ultimate task is to offer themselves to you. – Tagore

4. 恶习知道自己委实很丑陋，所以往往戴了假面具。

4. The bad habit knows that it is indeed ugly, so it often wears a mask.

5. 19对待别人要能克制忍让，不可怀有仇恨。富兰克林

5. Be able to control and endure in dealing with others; do not harbor hatred. - Franklin

6. 书和人一样，也是有生命的一种现象，它也是活的、会说话的东西。——高尔基

6. Books, like people, are a phenomenon with life; they are also living, speaking things. - Maxim Gorky

7. 12哪里有没有爱情的婚姻，哪里就有不结婚的爱情。富兰克林

7. Where there is marriage without love, there is love without marriage. - Franklin

8. 生命之舟如果缺少知识的重载，就会摇晃不停。——杜威（美国）

8. If the life boat lacks the heavy load of knowledge, it will sway continuously. - Dewey (United States)

9. 我们应该不虚度一生，应该能够说：“我已经做了我能做的事。”——居里夫人（法国）

9. We should not waste our lives, we should be able to say: "I have done what I could." – Marie Curie (France)

10. 你想成为幸福的人吗？但愿你首先学会吃得起苦。——屠格涅夫

10. Do you want to become a happy person? May you first learn to endure hardship. - Ivan Turgenev

11. 危险、怀疑和否定之海，围绕着人们小小的岛屿，而信念则鞭策人，使人勇敢面对未知的前途。——泰戈尔

11. The sea of danger, suspicion, and negation surrounds the tiny islands of people, while belief spurs people on, making them brave in the face of the unknown future. — Tagore

12. 知识不多就是愚昧；不习惯于思维，就是粗鲁或蠢笨；没有高尚的情操，就是卑俗。——车尔尼雪夫斯基

12. Lack of knowledge is ignorance; not being accustomed to thinking is crude or stupid; lacking noble sentiments is vulgar. — Chernyshevsky

13. 青少年是一个美好而又是一去不可再得的时期，是将来一切光明和幸福的开端。——加里宁

13. Adolescence is a beautiful period that is irreplaceable once gone, the beginning of all future brightness and happiness. - Khrushchev

14. 66读书是易事，思索是难事，但两者缺一，便全无用处。富兰克林

14. Reading is easy, but thinking is difficult; without both, they are of no use. - Franklin

15. 希望你们年青的一代，也能像蜡烛为人照明那样，有一分热，发一分光，忠诚而踏实地为人类伟大的事业贡献自己的力量。——法拉第（英国）

15. I hope that your younger generation, like candles that illuminate people, can contribute a spark of warmth and light, and loyally and diligently contribute their own strength to the great cause of humanity. — Faraday (British)

16. 要意志坚强，要勤奋，要探索，要发现，并且永不屈服，珍惜在我们前进道路上降临的善！忍受我们之中和周围的恶，并下决心消除它。——赫胥黎（英国）

16. Be resolute, be diligent, be inquisitive, be discoverers, and never yield. Cherish the good that comes upon us on our path forward! Bear the evil that exists within us and around us, and be determined to eliminate it. - Huxley (British)

17. 忽视当前一刹那的人，等于虚掷了他所有的一切。

17. To ignore the present moment is to squander everything one has.

18. 最难抑制的情感是骄傲，尽管你设法掩饰，竭力与之斗争，它仍然存在。即使我敢相信已将它完全克服，我很可能又因自己的谦逊而感到骄傲。

18. The hardest emotion to suppress is pride, despite your efforts to conceal it and struggle against it, it still exists. Even if I dared to believe that I have completely overcome it, I am likely to feel pride again because of my modesty.

19. 把别人对你的诋毁放在尘土中;而把别人对你的恩惠刻在大理石上。---富兰克林

19. Place the calumnies against you in the dust; and the benefits others do to you in marble. --- Franklin

20. 应当在朋友正是困难的时候给予帮助，不可在事情无望之后再说闲话。——伊索

20. One should lend a helping hand to friends when they are in trouble, not engage in idle chatter after the matter is hopelessly lost. - Aesop

21. 时间是不可占有的公共财产，随着时间的推移，真理愈益显露。——培根（英国）

21. Time is an inexhaustible public property, and with the passage of time, the truth becomes increasingly apparent. — Bacon (British)

22. 95傻瓜的心在嘴里，聪明人的嘴在心里。富兰克林

22. The fool's heart is in his mouth, while the wise man's mouth is in his heart. - Franklin

23. 谁为富？知足者。谁知足？无名小辈。 ----富兰克林

23. Who is rich? The one who is content. Who knows contentment? A nameless individual. -- Franklin

24. 当许多人在一条路上徘徊不前时，他们不得不让开一条大路，让那珍惜时间的人赶到他们的前面去。——苏格拉底（希腊）

24. When many are hesitating on the same path, they must make way for the person who values time to catch up with them ahead. — Socrates (Greek)

25. 人支配习惯，而不是习惯支配人。——奥斯特洛夫斯基

25. Man支配habit, not habit支配man. — Ostrovsky

26. 一首好诗，能让人如面对明镜，觉得内与外都变得清明洁净了。——席慕蓉

26. A good poem can make one feel as if they are facing a clear mirror, with both the inner and outer selves becoming clear and clean. — Xi Mu Rong

27. 保持健康；这是对自己的义务，甚至也是对社会的义务。

27. Maintain health; this is an obligation to oneself, and even an obligation to society.

28. 待人公正：不以不端的行为或者办事不诚实去伤害他人。

28. Fairness in dealing with others: Do not harm others through improper behavior or dishonest dealings.

29. 切勿坐耗时光，须知每时每刻都有无穷的利息；日计不足，岁计有余。

29. Do not waste time sitting idly, for every moment and every second has endless interest; what is lacking in daily calculations may be more than made up in yearly ones.

30. 虚荣是骄傲的食物，轻蔑是它的饮料。---富兰克林

30. Pride is the food of vanity, and scorn is its drink. — Franklin

31. 成大事不在于力量的大小，而在于能坚持多久。——约翰生

31. Great achievements do not depend on the size of one's strength, but on how long one can persevere. - Johnson

32. 我从来不把安逸和快乐看作是生活目的本身——-这种伦理基础，我叫它猪栏的理想。——爱因斯坦

32. I have never regarded comfort and happiness as the purpose of life itself — this ethical foundation, I call it the pigsty ideal. — Einstein

33. 与其说人类的幸福来自偶尔发生的鸿运，不如说来自每天都有的小实惠。

33. Rather than saying that human happiness comes from occasional strokes of luck, it's more accurate to say it comes from the small conveniences we have every day.

34. 一个人可能在他的礼貌中消失得无影无踪。——梭罗

34. A man may disappear without a trace in his politeness. – Thoreau

35. 17待人公正：不以不端的行为或者办事不诚实去伤害他人。富兰克林

35. 17 Treat others fairly: Do not harm others through dishonest actions or by not being honest in your dealings. - Franklin

36. 57闲暇是为了做出某种有益的事而有的时间。富兰克林

36. Leisure is time for doing something useful. - Franklin

37. 我未曾见过一个早起、勤奋、谨慎、诚实的人抱怨命运不好;良好的品格，优良的习惯，坚强的意志，是不会被假设所谓的命运击败的。---富兰克林

37. I have never seen an early riser, diligent, cautious, and honest person complain about bad fate; a good character, excellent habits, and strong will are not to be defeated by the supposed fate. -- Franklin

38. 一个人如果胸无大志，既使再有壮丽的举动也称不上是伟人。——拉罗什夫科

38. A person without great ambitions is not truly great, even if they make magnificent gestures. — Laroussevsky

39. 时间不能增添一个人的生命，然而珍惜光阴却可使生命变得更有价值。——卢瑟·伯班克

39. Time cannot add to a person's life, but cherishing every moment can make life more valuable. — Luther Burbank