1. 只有生活中的弱者才会这样祈祷：把我这满是烦恼的爱情熄灭了吧！佚名

1. Only the weaklings in life would pray like this: Put out this love of mine that is filled with烦恼, anonymous.

2. 烦恼总是包含着不少想象;想象中的事情不是真实的，但是烦恼中的想象却是世界上最真实的事情之一。关于烦恼的名言警句给我们力量，激励我们战胜烦恼。

2. Troubles always involve a lot of imagination; the things in imagination are not real, but the imagination in troubles is one of the most real things in the world. Famous sayings and proverbs about troubles give us strength and inspire us to overcome our troubles.

3. 烦恼如果不显露在你的脸上，就盘踞在你的心里。——赫维

3. If烦恼 doesn't manifest on your face, it will lurk in your heart. - Hui Wei

4. 领悟音乐的人，能从一切世俗的烦恼中超脱出来。贝多芬

4. A person who comprehends music can transcend all secular troubles. Beethoven

5. 如果我们想要更多的玫瑰花，就必须种植 更多的玫瑰树。

5. If we want more roses, we must plant more rose bushes.

6. 富人唯独不能消除的烦恼就是钱所不能消除的那些烦恼，这是比受穷更令人烦恼的那种烦恼。 —〔美〕纳什：《可怕的人们》

6. The only trouble that the rich cannot eliminate is the trouble that money cannot eliminate, which is more burdensome than poverty. —〔American〕Nash: "Terrible People"

7. 每一种挫折或不利的突变，是带着同样或较大的有利的种子。

7. Every setback or adverse mutation is accompanied by the same or greater seeds of benefit.

8. 愚钝的灵魂所不能控制的烦恼，应该用理智来驱除。(古希腊哲学家)德漠克利特

8. The troubles that the dull soul cannot control should be driven away by reason. (Ancient Greek philosopher) Democritus

9. 苦恼的最大来源是患得患失，人们常参不透，你要有所取，必须有所舍。 —〔法〕罗曼·罗兰：《罗兰小语》

9. The greatest source of distress comes from the fear of gain and loss, which people often fail to understand. If you want to gain something, you must be willing to let go of something. — [French] Romain Rolland: "Sayings of Rolland"

10. 如果你想不为爱情烦恼，唯一的方式就是让你们的爱情没有任何第三人涉足。金庸

10. The only way to avoid烦恼 about love is to ensure that your love is free of any third party intervention. — Jin Yong

11. 阅读历史吧，试着将你的眼光扩充套件到一千年之远——从永恒的观点来看，你将会发现“你的”烦恼是多么微不足道。 —〔美〕卡耐基：《美好的人生》

11. Read history, and try to expand your perspective to a span of a thousand years—from an eternal viewpoint, you will find that "your" troubles are insignificant. —〔U.S.〕Carnegie: "The Good Life"

12. 所拥有的东西大部份都因拥有而变小了，我们的快乐试图经由不断地在我们身上变新而维持其自身。当我们对拥有的东西产生厌倦的同时，我们也对自身产生厌倦。 —〔德〕尼采：《快乐的科学》

12. Most of the things we possess diminish in value simply because we own them. Our happiness tries to maintain itself by continually renewing itself within us. At the same time that we become weary of the things we possess, we also become weary of ourselves. — Nietzsche: "The Science of Happiness"

13. 这世上的一切都借希望而完成，农夫不会剥下一粒玉米，如果他不曾希

13. Everything in this world is accomplished through hope; a farmer would not peel off a kernel of corn if he had not hoped.

14. 如果所有的人都把自己的烦恼拿到市场上去同他们的邻人交易，任何人在看到了别人的烦恼之后，都会宁可把自己的烦恼重新搬回家去。 —〔希腊〕希罗多德：《历史》

14. If everyone were to bring their troubles to the market to trade with their neighbors, anyone who saw the troubles of others would rather take their own troubles back home. —〔Greek〕Herodotus: "History"

15. 相思之苦和感情的烦恼使人的心灵受到最厉害的折磨。——茨威格

15. The bitterness of longing and the troubles of affection are the most severe tortures to the human soul. — Zweig

16. 那种对于生活的无尽止的厌倦，实在比死更可怕。雪莱

16. That endless weariness for life is actually more terrifying than death. - Shelley

17. 3人生必尝之苦茶也，源于思，始于忧，以宽处世，以雅待事，必淡之。

17. Tea, a necessity in the life of every person, originates from thought, begins with worry, is approached with breadth in the world, and treated with elegance in matters, must be savored lightly.

18. 用伤害别人的手段来掩饰自己缺点的人，是可耻的。

18. A person who uses means to harm others to cover up their own shortcomings is despicable.

19. 对于具有高度自觉和深远透彻的心灵的人来说，痛苦和烦恼是他必备的气质。 —〔俄〕陀思妥耶夫斯基：《陀思妥耶夫斯基文集》

19. For those with a highly conscious and profound soul, suffering and trouble are an indispensable temperament. — [Russian] Fyodor Dostoevsky: "Fyodor Dostoevsky's Collected Works"

20. 2只有宽广而聪慧的心灵始终能发现友爱之情。——海涅

20. 2 Only a broad and wise mind can always discover the feeling of friendship. – Heinrich Heine

21. 所拥有的东西大部份都因拥有而变小了，咱们的愉悦试图经由不断地在咱们身上变新而维持其自身。当咱们对拥有的东西产生厌倦的同时，咱们也对自身产生厌倦。尼采

21. Most of the things we possess become smaller through the act of owning them. Our joy tries to maintain itself by constantly renewing itself within us. As we grow weary of the things we own, we also grow weary of ourselves. - Nietzsche

22. 与其你去排斥它已成的事实，你不如去接受它。

22. Rather than rejecting the fact that has already happened, why not accept it.

23. 病多知药性，年长信人愁。鹄

23. Knowing the properties of medicine comes with many diseases, and trust in people grows with age. Duck.

24. 大多数人最烦恼的苦事，就是苦思冥想。詹姆斯布莱斯

24. The greatest烦恼 for most people is the trouble of brooding and pondering. - James Bryce

25. 对于消除烦恼，工作远比威士忌更能奏效。(英国作家)毛姆

25. For the alleviation of烦恼, work is far more effective than whisky. (British writer) Somerset Maugham

26. 在子女面前，父母要善于隐藏他们的一切愉悦烦恼和恐惧。――培根

26. In the presence of their children, parents should be skilled at hiding all their joys, worries, and fears. - Bacon

27. 只有烦恼才是最具正确好处的。正因它能使人谦逊。希尔泰

27. Only troubles are the most truly beneficial. It is because they make people humble. Hiltert.

28. 人们对巨大的折磨往往比对每天琐碎的烦恼更容易忍受。 —〔西班牙〕拉福雷特：《一无所获》

28. People often find it easier to bear great sufferings than the trivial troubles of everyday life. — [Spanish] Rafael Alberti: "All in Vain"

29. 有事者，事竟成；破釜沉舟，百二秦关终归楚；苦心人，天不负；

29. To those who dare, all things are possible; by destroying the cauldron and sinking the boat, the twelve gates of Qin were finally returned to Chu; to those who toil with a steadfast heart, the heavens will not fail them.

30. 我傻问：神既剥夺了我的目光，还要我白天操劳？弥尔顿

30. I foolishly ask: If God has taken away my sight, why must I toil in the daylight? — Milton

31. 人们之所以常常感到烦恼，就是因为他们总在寻求自我。力求成为自我，在任何时候都忠于自我，为求达到内心的和谐。(前苏联作家)高尔基

31. The reason why people often feel troubled is that they are always seeking themselves. They strive to be themselves, remain loyal to themselves at all times, and seek inner harmony. (Former Soviet Union writer) Maxim Gorky

32. 女生容易迁怒，爱胡思乱想，烦恼又不是布匹，说剪断就剪断，唯一的办法只有觉醒应对和超越。佚名

32. Girls tend to take out their anger on others, and they love to indulge in idle thoughts. Troubles are not like cloth, which can be cut off at will. The only way is to awaken, confront, and transcend. [Anonymous]

33. 深沉的烦恼、苦闷和痛苦比浅薄和廉价的快乐毕竟要幸福些。(中国作家)赵鑫珊

33. Profound worries, depression, and pain are, after all, happier than shallow and cheap happiness. (Chinese writer) Zhao Xinsan

34. 烦恼是其它动物所不知的一种痛苦的形式。 —〔德〕叔本华：《人生的智慧》

34. Distress is a form of suffering unknown to other animals. —〔German〕Schopenhauer: "The Wisdom of Life"

35. 世上并没有用来鼓励工作努力的赏赐，所有的赏赐都只是被用来奖

35. There is no reward in the world designed to encourage hard work; all rewards are merely used to incentivize.

36. 人生是艰苦的，在不甘于平庸无俗的人，那是莫把烦恼放心上，免得白了少年头，莫把烦恼放心上，免得未老先丧生。罗曼·罗兰

36. Life is hard, especially for those who are not willing to be ordinary and boring. Don't let worries weigh on your mind, or you may turn gray prematurely. Don't let worries weigh on your mind, or you may die prematurely before your time. - Romain Rolland

37. 即使爬到最高的山上，一次也只能脚踏实地地迈一步。

37. Even if you climb to the highest mountain, you can only take one step firmly on the ground at a time.

38. ----- 爱 迪 生

38. ----- Edison

39. 人活着总是有趣的，即便是烦恼也是有趣的。亨利门肯

39. It's always interesting to be alive, even when烦恼 is interesting. Henry Mencken

40. 咱们常常会听到有人抱怨社会不公，抱怨处世艰难。其实，与其怨天尤人，不如反躬自省。如果咱们真的能做到把握分寸，谨言慎行，礼行天下，修身养性，咱们会少很多烦恼，就自然会懂得为人处世之道。――于丹

40. We often hear people complaining about social injustice and the difficulties of dealing with the world. In fact, it is better to introspect rather than complain about the heavens and others. If we can truly control our actions, speak cautiously, behave politely, cultivate ourselves, and improve our character, we will have fewer worries, and naturally understand the art of dealing with people and the world. - Yu Dan

41. 莫找借口失败，只找理由成功。（不为失败找 理由，要为成功找方法）

41. Do not find excuses for failure, only reasons for success. (Don't find reasons for failure, but seek methods for success.)

42. 我们的烦恼，就因为不能一人单独生活。——拉布吕耶尔

42. Our troubles arise solely because we cannot live alone。——La Bruyère

43. 庸俗的心灵，决不能了解无边的哀伤对于一个受难的人的安慰。只要是庄严伟大的，都是对人有益的。痛苦罗曼·罗兰

43. The vulgar soul can never comprehend the solace that boundless sorrow brings to a sufferer. Anything that is solemn and grand is beneficial to humanity. Pain, by Romain Rolland.

44. 经得起各种**和烦恼的考验，才算到达了最完美的心灵健康。培根

44. One must withstand the tests of various **troubles and worries** to reach the most perfect mental health. - Bacon

45. 荣华富贵之心越重和生性越敏感的人，烦恼也越多。 —〔德〕海因里希·伯尔：《莱尼和他们》

45. The heavier the desire for wealth and honor, and the more sensitive a person's nature, the more烦恼 (troubles) they will have. —〔German〕Heinrich Böll: "Leni and Them"

46. 上帝为了补偿人间诸般烦恼事，给了咱们期望和睡眠。――伏尔泰

46. God, in order to compensate for the various troubles of the world, has given us hope and sleep. – Voltaire

47. 为明天做准备的最好方法就是集中你所有智慧，所有的热忱，把今

47. The best way to prepare for tomorrow is to concentrate all your wisdom, all your enthusiasm, into the present.

48. 能否活得没有烦恼，这是对理智和修养的检验。 —〔英〕哈兹里特：《犹太人的解放》

48. Whether one can live without worries is a test of one's reason and cultivation. — [English] Hazlitt: "The Liberation of the Jews"

49. 庸俗的人很容易高兴，高兴之后又容易烦恼；又浅又短的小溪流，满溢与干涸只但是是转瞬间藏族

49. The vulgar are easily pleased and easily troubled after their joy; the shallow and short stream, its flooding and drying up are merely fleeting moments for the Tibetan people.

50. 最重要的就是不要去看远方模糊的，而要做手边清楚的事。

50. The most important thing is not to look at the distant and blurred, but to do the clear things at hand.

51. 鹿生深林中，饮水而食草，伸脚树下眠，可怜无烦恼。寒山

51. The deer lives deep in the forest, drinks water and eats grass, stretches its legs under the trees to sleep,可怜 without any worries. Cold Mountain

52. ----- 鲁 迅

52. ----- Lu Xun

53. 财富少，烦恼少佚名

53. Less wealth, less烦恼 (troubles). Anon.

54. 烦恼是其它动物所不知的一种痛苦的形式。叔本华

54. Distress is a form of pain unknown to other animals. - Schopenhauer

55. 把烦恼当做脸上的灰尘，衣上的污垢，染之不惊，随时洗拂，常保洁净，这不是一种智慧和快乐吗〈中国作家)王蒙

55. Treat troubles as the dust on the face and the dirt on the clothes, undisturbed by them, and wash them away at any moment to keep cleanliness. Isn't this a kind of wisdom and happiness? (Chinese writer) Wang Meng

56. 只要是人，谁也无法了无烦忧，平静无事地过完一生。 —〔古希腊〕埃斯库罗斯：《献展品的女人们》

56. No one, no matter how human, can live without worries, peaceful and trouble-free throughout their entire life. —〔Ancient Greece〕Aeschylus: "The Women at the Shrine"