1. 热情有极大的价值，只要我们不因此忘乎所以。歌德

1. Enthusiasm has great value, as long as we do not become overwhelmed by it. – Goethe

2. 人应当具有**，但是也应当具有驾驭**的本领。玻尔

2. A person should have **courage**, but also the ability to **control** themselves. - Bohr

3. 处处热心的人生，是事事满意的人生。帕克

3. A life full of enthusiasm everywhere is a life full of satisfaction in everything. - Parker

4. 事情常常是这样，过分的热情和兢兢以求只能招来相反的结果。

4. Often, excessive enthusiasm and meticulous pursuit can only bring about the opposite results.

5. 没有**，世界上任何伟大的事业都不会成功。黑格尔

5. Without **, no great cause in the world can succeed. - Hegel

6. 热情如水似火，它既是忠实的仆人同时也是最乖戾的主人。伊索

6. Passionate as water and fire, it is both a loyal servant and the most capricious master. Aesop

7. 人生是严酷的，热情的心性不足以应付环境，热情必须和智勇连接起来，方能避免环境的摧残。林语堂?>

7. Life is harsh, and a passionate nature is not enough to cope with the environment; passion must be connected with wisdom and courage in order to avoid the destruction of the environment. — Lin Yutang

8. 伟大的热情能战胜一切，因此我们可以说，一个人只要强烈地坚持不懈地追求，他就能达到目的。司汤达

8. Great enthusiasm can overcome everything; therefore, we can say that as long as a person persists and pursues with strong determination, he will achieve his goal. - Stendhal

9. 在热情的激昂中，灵魂的火焰才有足够的力量把造天才的各种材料熔于一炉。司汤达

9. In the fervor of passion, the flame of the soul has enough power to melt together all the various materials for creating genius. (Stendhal)

10. 在这世界的历史里，每一个伟大的有威力的时代的产生，都是由于某一种热诚得到了胜利。爱默生

10. In the history of this world, the emergence of each great and powerful era is due to the triumph of some kind of enthusiasm. - Emerson

11. 我们的**实际上象火中的凤凰一样，当老的被焚化时，新的又立刻在它的灰烬中出生。歌德

11. Our **are actually like the phoenix in the fire, when the old is cremated, the new is born immediately from its ashes**. Goethe

12. 历史给我们的最好的东西就是它所激起的热情。歌德

12. The best thing history gives us is the passion it ignites. - Goethe

13. 热忱是一种无穷的动力，因此你要理智地克制它，智慧地运用它，以求进步的表现。唐拉德·希尔顿

13. Enthusiasm is an endless power, so you should temper it with reason, use it wisely, and strive for progress. -- Conrad Hilton

14. 这是鼓满船帆的风。风有时会把船帆吹断；但没有风，帆船就不能航行。泰戈尔

14. This is the wind that fills the sails of the ship. The wind sometimes breaks the sails; but without wind, the sailboat cannot sail. - Tagore

15. 热情可以改变人。井山苏雄

15. Passion can change a person. Iijima Sukeo.

16. 天才就是最强有力的牛，他们一刻不停地，一天要工作小时。于尔·勒纳

16. Genius is the most powerful ox, working tirelessly, for hours a day. Yu'er Lener

17. 人生在世界是短暂的，对这短暂的人生，我们最好的报答就是工作。爱迪生

17. Life in the world is short, and the best way to repay this brief life is through work. – Thomas Edison

18. 热情是一种非常可贵的动力，但是同一切动力一样必须充分认识其各方面的影响，才能用得恰当。贝弗利奇

18. Enthusiasm is a very valuable driving force, but like all driving forces, it must be fully recognized for its various influences in order to be used appropriately. - Beverley.

19. 只有热情，巨大的热情，才能使灵魂升华。狄德罗

19. Only enthusiasm, great enthusiasm, can elevate the soul. - Diderot

20. 一个没有受到献身的热情所鼓舞的人，永远不会做出什么伟大的事情来。车尔尼雪夫斯基

20. A person who is not inspired by the passion of dedication will never accomplish anything great. — Chernyshevsky

21. 由最初的意识形成，它是心灵的青春。莱蒙托夫

21. It is the youth of the soul from the initial formation of consciousness. Lermontov

22. 智慧的最大成就，也许要归功于**。沃韦纳戈

22. The greatest achievement of wisdom, perhaps, should be attributed to **. Vauvenargues**.

23. 热情是人们惟一的动力；它造成我们在世界上所看见的一切善和恶。司汤达

23. Passion is the only动力 that people have; it is the cause of all the good and evil that we see in the world. (Stendhal)

24. 热忱不只是外在的表现，它发自于内心。热忱来自你对自己正在做的某件工作的真心喜爱。卡耐基

24. Enthusiasm is not just an external manifestation; it originates from within. Enthusiasm comes from your genuine love for the work you are doing. Carnegie

25. 常使最精明的人变成疯子，使最愚蠢的傻瓜变得精明。拉罗什富科

25. Often turns the most clever man into a fool and the most foolish fool into a wise man. Rochefoucauld

26. 没有**，人只不过是一种潜在的力量。就像火石，在它能够发出火星之前等待着铁的撞击。柯米尔

26. Without **, man is merely a potential force. Like a flint, he waits for the impact of iron before he can emit sparks. Komil.

27. 热情是飞跃的闪电，它的功率是不可用人们常识中的马力来计算的。爱默生

27. Enthusiasm is a lightning bolt that leaps, its power cannot be measured by the horsepower in people's common sense. — Emerson

28. 热情常使最机灵的人变成疯子，同时也可使最愚蠢的人变得聪明起来。拉罗什夫科

28. Passion often turns the most cunning into a疯子, and can also make the most foolish become wise. - Laroche-Foucauld

29. 热情，不小心的时候是自焚的火焰。纪伯伦

29. Passion, when not careful, is the flame that burns oneself. Kahlil Gibran

30. 一个人若是没有热情，他将一事无成，而热情的基础正是责任心。托尔斯泰

30. If a person does not have passion, he will achieve nothing, and the foundation of passion is responsibility. - Tolstoy

31. 热情有极大的价值，只要不因此忘乎所以。歌德

31. Enthusiasm is of great value, as long as it does not make one lose one's senses. - Goethe

32. 要遏制邪恶，挫伤**不是办法，而应力图使它的这种活力为我们的德性服务。比彻

32. To curb evil, coercion is not the way; rather, we should strive to harness its vitality to serve our virtues. — Beecher

33. 热情之中应当有冷静，冷静之中应当有热情。两者相统一，才能巩固住美好的爱情。池田大作

33. In enthusiasm, there should be calmness; in calmness, there should be enthusiasm. Only when the two are unified can one consolidate a beautiful love. - Ikeda Daisaku

34. 我们的**实际上像火中的凤凰一样，当老的被焚化时，新的又立刻在它的灰烬中出歌德

34. We are actually like the phoenix in the flames, when the old is burned, the new immediately rises from its ashes.

35. 是使航船扬帆的骤风，有时也使它沉没，但没有风船就不能前进。伏尔泰

35. It is the sudden storm that makes the sailing ship hoist its sails, sometimes also causing it to sink, but without wind, the ship cannot advance. Voltaire

36. 当被欲望控制时，你是渺小的；当被热情激发时，你是伟大的。詹姆斯·艾伦

36. When controlled by desire, you are small; when inspired by passion, you are great. James Allen

37. 有的兴奋热情比一切道德教训更能防止真正的堕落。赫尔岑

37. Some excitements and passions are more effective in preventing genuine degradation than all moral instructions. Herzen

38. 一个人要是没有热情，没有需要，仅仅为了他人的缘故去逐利追名，苦苦折腾，这个人便是傻瓜。歌德

38. If a person lacks passion, lacks needs, and merely chases wealth and fame for the sake of others, enduring hardship and struggle, then that person is a fool. – Goethe

39. 热情常使最机灵的人变成疯狂；同时也可使最愚蠢的人变得聪明起来。拉罗什夫科

39. Passion often makes the most cunning people go mad; at the same time, it can also make the most foolish people become wise. — Laroche-Foucauld

40. 经验告诉我们：成功和能力的关系少，和热心的关系大。贝克登

40. Experience teaches us that the relationship between success and ability is small, but the relationship with enthusiasm is great. Beckerton

41. 热情，像熊熊的火焰，是一切的原动力！有了伟大的热情，才有伟大的行动。〔法〕巴尔扎克：《山间的百合》

41. Enthusiasm, like a roaring flame, is the original driving force of everything! Only with great enthusiasm can there be great actions. [French] Balzac: "The Lily of the Valley in the Mountains"

42. 只有热情，只有巨大的热情，才能使精神升华。〔法〕狄德罗：《哲学思想录》

42. Only enthusiasm, only great enthusiasm, can elevate the spirit. [French] Denis Diderot: "Reflections on Philosophy"

43. 只有那种不知疲倦的热情，才是真正将人们的知识、技术、经验等等所有力量统合在一起的原动力。〔日〕池田大作：《我的人学》

43. It is only that inexhaustible passion that truly unites all the forces of people's knowledge, technology, experience, and so on, into the driving force. [Japanese] Daisaku Ikeda: "My Philosophy of Education"

44. 热情才是创造的源泉。〔日〕池田大作：《我的人学》

44. Passion is the source of creativity. [Japanese] Daisaku Ikeda: "My Humanism"

45. 真正的热情像美丽的花儿，越是生长在贫瘠的土地上，越是令人赏心悦目。〔法〕巴尔扎克：《山谷中的百合》

45. True passion is like beautiful flowers, the more they grow in barren land, the more delightful they are to the eyes. [French] Balzac: "The Lily in the Valley"

46. 热情在工作中所起的重要作用，怎么强调也不过。〔美〕比尔穆尔

46. The importance of enthusiasm in work cannot be overstated. [U.S.] Bill Moore

47. 对工作热诚的人，具有无限的力量。〔美〕戴尔卡耐基：《写给女孩子》

47. A person who is passionate about their work has unlimited power.〔U.S.〕Dale Carnegie: "Letters to Girls"

48. 滴水穿石，这就是对工作有高度热情者最好的写照。〔日〕松下幸之助：《松下幸之助经营管理全集》

48. Drip by drip, the water carves through the stone – this is the best illustration of the profound passion for work. [Japanese] Konosuke Matsushita: "Complete Works of Konosuke Matsushita on Management."

49. 没有热忱，世间便无进步。〔美〕伍威尔逊：《智慧的锦囊》

49. Without enthusiasm, there would be no progress in the world. [U.S.] Woodrow Wilson: "The Book of Wisdom"

50. 热情是飞跃的闪电，它的功率是不可用人们常识中的马力来计算的。〔美〕爱默生：《文学与社会目的》

50. Passion is a lightning bolt that surges with power beyond the measure of the common man's horsepower. [U.S.] Emerson: "Literature and the Purpose of Society"

51. 热情如河水，浅则潺潺而流，深则默默无声。〔英〕饶列：《诗——沉默的牧羊人》

51. Passion like a river, shallow and flowing softly, deep and silent. [Eng] Rong Lai: "Poetry - The Silent Shepherd"

52. 缺乏谨慎的热情完全像一只随风漂流的船。〔爱〕詹姆斯乔伊斯：《一个青年艺术家的画像》

52. Lack of caution in enthusiasm is just like a boat adrift with the wind. [Love] James Joyce: "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"

53. 没有知识的热情是一匹脱缰的野马。〔英〕约翰雷：《英国谚语大全》

53. Passion without knowledge is a wild horse without a bridle. [English] John Ray: "The Book of English Proverbs"

54. 热情，不小心的时候是一个自焚的火焰。〔黎〕纪伯伦：《先知沙与沫》

54. Passion, when not careful, is a flame that burns itself. — Kahlil Gibran: "The Prophet: Sand and Foam"

55. 热情必须是为了人类的利益。〔美〕辛刘易斯：《阿罗史密斯》

55. Passion must be for the benefit of humanity. [USA] Lewis Sin: "Aro Smith"

56. 一个人成功的因素很多，而居于这些因素之首的就是热忱。〔美〕戴尔卡耐基：《积极的人生》

56. There are many factors contributing to a person's success, with enthusiasm being at the forefront of these factors. - Dale Carnegie: "The Power of Positive Thinking"

57. 有史以来，没有任何一件伟大的事业不是因为热诚而成功的。〔美〕戴尔卡耐基：《写给女孩子》

57. Throughout history, there has never been a great undertaking that was not successful because of enthusiasm. [U.S.A.] Dale Carnegie: "Letters to Girls"

58. ……没有热情就不会有伟大的演员、伟大的统帅、伟大的部长、伟大的诗人和伟大的哲学家。〔法〕爱尔维修

58. ……Without passion, there would be no great actors, great commanders, great ministers, great poets, and great philosophers. [French] Helvétius

59. 价值产生信心，信心产生热忱，而热忱则征服世界。〔美〕戴尔卡耐基：《智慧的锦囊》

59. Value generates confidence, confidence generates enthusiasm, and enthusiasm conquers the world. — Dale Carnegie: "The Book of Wisdom"

60. 智慧能使人写作，但创造历史的是热情。〔德〕费尔巴哈

60. Wisdom can make one capable of writing, but passion is what creates history. [German] Feuerbach

61. 热情的声音胜于理性的声音。/没有热情不能改变历史。〔波〕米沃什：《欧洲之子》

61. A passionate voice is superior to a rational voice. / Without passion, history cannot be changed. (Poland) Miłosz: "The Children of Europe"

62. 我坚信，如果你具有专注的热情，你一定能够在科学领域中孕育出一些有价值的东西。〔德〕爱因斯坦：《爱因斯坦文集》

62. I firmly believe that if you have the passion for focus, you will definitely be able to孕育出 some valuable things in the field of science. [German] Einstein: "The Collected Papers of Einstein"

63. 假如没有热情，世界上一切伟大的事业都不会成功。〔德〕黑格尔：《历史哲学》

63. Without passion, no great undertaking in the world can succeed. — Hegel: "Philosophy of History" (〔德〕黑格尔：《历史哲学》）

64. 任何壮举的成功都离不开热情。〔美〕爱默生：《散文集》

64. The success of any great undertaking is inseparable from enthusiasm. [U.S.] Emerson: "Essays."

65. 一个没有受到献身的热情所鼓舞的人，永远不会做出什么伟大的事情来。〔俄〕车尔尼雪夫斯基：《论崇高与滑稽》

65. A person who is not inspired by the passion of dedication will never achieve anything great. (Russian) Chernyshevsky: "On the Sublime and the Ridiculous"

66. 每个天才的产生，必是热忱的产物。〔英〕本迪斯累里

66. The birth of every genius is the product of enthusiasm. [English] Benjamin Disraeli

67. 在人的幻想和成就中间有一段空间，只能靠他的热望来通过。〔黎〕纪伯伦：《先知沙与沫》

67. There is a space between a person's fantasy and achievement, which can only be crossed by his ardent desire. [Lebanese] Kahlil Gibran: "The Prophet: Sand and Foam"

68. 你们的理性与热情，是你航行的灵魂的舵与帆。〔黎〕纪伯伦：《先知沙与沫》

68. Your reason and passion are the rudder and sail of your soul. [By] Kahlil Gibran: "The Prophet: Sand and Foam"

69. 在人类历史上，每个伟大的决定性的时刻都是某种热情的胜利。〔美〕爱默生：《论作为改造者的人类》

69. In human history, every great decisive moment has been a victory of some kind of passion. [U.S.] Emerson: "On the Human as a Reformer"

70. 成绩与热情是成正比的。在充满热情和朝气蓬勃的部门，有一种没有什么事实现不了的力量。〔日〕富山芳雄：《人才培养秘诀》

70. Scores are proportional to enthusiasm. In departments filled with passion and vitality, there is a power that seems to be able to achieve anything. [Japanese] Yoshio Toyama: "The Secrets of Talent Development"

71. 伟大的热情能战胜一切，因此我们可以说，一个人只要强烈地坚持不懈地追求，他就能达到目的。〔法〕司汤达：《给路易格劳赛的信》

71. Great passion can overcome everything, therefore, we can say that as long as a person persistently and resolutely pursues, he can achieve his goal. [French] Stendhal: "Letter to Louise Girodet"

72. 没有热情便没有天才。〔德〕蒙森：《罗马史》

72. Without passion, there is no genius. (German) Mommsen: "History of Rome"

73. 如果没有高昂的情绪，没有一个事情会成功。〔德〕尼采：《偶像的黄昏》

73. Without high emotion, nothing can succeed. [German] Nietzsche: "The Twilight of the Idols"