1. 即使道路坎坷不平，车轮也要前进；即使江河波涛汹涌，船只也航行。

1. Even if the road is rugged and uneven, the wheel must move forward; even if the rivers and seas are turbulent, the ships must sail.

2. 一知半解的人，多不谦虚，见多识广有本领的人一定谦虚。谢学哉

2. People who know only a little are usually not modest, while those who have seen much and know a lot must be modest. - Xie Xuezai

3. 谦虚是学习的朋友，自满是学习的敌人。

3. Humility is a friend of learning, while arrogance is the enemy of learning.

4. 人不应该有高傲之心，高傲会开花，结成破灭之果。在收获的季节，会得到止不住的眼泪。埃斯库罗斯

4. Man should not have a proud heart, for pride will bloom and bear the fruit of destruction. In the season of harvest, tears will overflow uncontrollably. - Aeschylus

5. 长太息以掩涕兮，哀民生之多艰。――屈原《离骚》

5. Long sighs to cover my tears, alas for the great hardships of the people. -- Qu Yuan, "Liu Xiang"

6. 你憎恨被别人欺骗吗？那就不要去欺骗别人。——克里索斯托

6. Do you hate being deceived by others? Then do not deceive others. — Chrysostom

7. 满招损，谦受益。

7. A proud man has much to lose, but a humble man gains much.

8. 道虽迩，不行不至；事虽小，不为不成。――《荀子修身》

8. "Even if the path is near, it will not be reached if you do not walk it; even if the task is small, it will not be accomplished if you do not undertake it." -- From Xunzi's "On Self-Cultivation"

9. 如果说我看的比别人远的话，那只不是站在巨人们的肩膀上罢了。牛顿

9. If I have seen further than others, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants. — Newton

10. 以家为家，以乡为乡，以国为国，以天下为天下。――《管子·牧民》

10. Make the home a home, the village a village, the state a state, and the world a world. -- From "The Book of Lord Shang" (Guanzi · She Min)

11. 攀登上一个阶梯，这固然很好，只要还有力气，那就意味着必须再继续前进一步。安徒生

11. It is good to climb a step, but as long as there is strength left, it means that one must take another step forward. Andersen

12. 人在智慧上应当是明豁的，道德上应该是清白的，身体上应该是清洁的。——契诃夫

12. A person should be wise in mind, pure in morality, and clean in body. — Chekhov

13. 机会只对进取有为的人开放，庸人永远无法光顾。

13. Opportunities are open only to those who are proactive and ambitious; the indolent will never be graced by them.

14. 勇敢的最重要的成分是谨慎。

14. The most important component of courage is caution.

15. 岁寒，然后知松柏之后凋也。――《论语·子罕》

15. "It is not until winter comes that we know the pine and cypress trees do not wither." – From the Analects of Confucius, Chapter of Zihuan.

16. 历览前贤国与家，成由勤俭破由奢。——李商隐

16. Having reviewed the history of countries and families of the past, we find that prosperity comes from diligence and thrift, and ruin from extravagance. — Li Shangyin

17. 当我们大为谦卑的时候，便是我们最近于伟人的时候。司汤达

17. When we are most humble, that is when we are closest to greatness. - Stendhal

18. 无论在什麽时候，永远不要以为自己已知道了一切。巴甫洛夫

18. At no time should you ever believe that you know everything. - Pavlov

19. 谦虚日久人人爱，骄傲日久成孤人。

19. Long-term humility wins everyone's love, but long-term pride turns one into an outcast.

20. 读一切好书，就是和许多高尚的人谈话。——笛卡儿

20. Reading all good books is like conversing with many noble people. - Descartes

21. 47由于痛苦而将自己看得太低就是自卑。——斯宾诺莎

21. 47 Viewing oneself too lowly due to suffering is a form of inferiority complex. — Spinoza

22. 人之有德与我也，不可忘也；吾之有德于人也，不可不忘也。《战国策魏策》

22. It is not to be forgotten that virtue is a gift to oneself; nor can it be forgotten that virtue is a gift from oneself to others. "The Strategies of the Warring States: The Strategies of the State of Wei"

23. 读一本好书，就如同和一个高尚的人在交谈。——歌德

23. Reading a good book is like conversing with an高尚 person. — Goethe

24. 白日依山尽，黄河入海流。欲穷千里目，更上一层楼。王之涣《登黄鹤楼》

24. The sun sets beyond the mountains, the Yellow River flows into the sea. To see a thousand miles away, one must climb a higher level. (This is a line from the poem "Climbing the Yellow Crane Tower" by Wang Zhihuan.)

25. 坦白是诚实和勇敢的产物。——（美）马克。吐温

25. Frankness is the product of honesty and courage. — (U.S.) Mark Twain.

26. 一两重的真诚，其值等于一吨重的聪明。——德国谚语

26. A pinch of sincerity is worth a ton of cleverness. — German Proverb

27. 凡过于把幸运之事归功于自己的聪明和智谋的人多半是结局很不幸的。培根

27. Those who attribute too much of their fortunate events to their own cleverness and wisdom are usually those who end up being the most不幸. - Bacon

28. 啊！夸奖的话，出于自己口中，那是多麽乏味！孟德斯鸠

28. Ah! How boring it is for praise to come out of one's own mouth! Montesquieu

29. 海不辞水，故能成其大；山不辞土石，故能成其高。《管子》

29. The sea does not refuse water, hence it becomes vast; the mountains do not refuse soil and stones, hence they become high. — From the Book of Master Guan (Guanzi)

30. 懦弱的人只会裹足不前，莽撞的人只能引为烧身，只有真正勇敢的人才能所向披靡。

30. Cowards will only hesitate, rash people can only bring fire upon themselves, only truly brave individuals can triumph over all.

31. 虚心使人进步，骄傲使人落后。

31. Humility leads to progress, while pride leads to decline.

32. 行善由于心，办好由于慎。

32. Doing good is rooted in the heart, and doing well is due to carefulness.

33. 不实心不成事，不虚心不知事。

33. Without a solid heart, nothing can be accomplished; without a humble heart, one cannot understand things.

34. 志士仁人，无求生以害仁，有杀身以成仁。――《论语·卫灵公》

34. The virtuous and the noble do not seek to harm benevolence in order to save their own lives, but are willing to sacrifice themselves to achieve benevolence. -- "The Analects of Confucius, Chapter 15"

35. 24学问多深也别满足，过失多小也别忽略。（蒙古谚语）

35. Do not be satisfied with how deep your knowledge is, nor ignore how small your mistakes are. (Mongolian Proverb)

36. 向前吧，荡起生命之舟，不必依恋和信泊，破浪的船自会一路开放常新的花朵。

36. Forward, set the boat of life in motion, without attachment or anchoring, for the ship that surmounts waves will always open fresh flowers along the way.

37. 感情有着极大的鼓舞力量，因此，它是一切道德行为的重要前提。——凯洛夫

37. Emotions possess a great motivational power, and therefore, they are an important prerequisite for all moral behavior. – Kirov

38. 仁者必有勇，勇者不必有仁。――《论语宪问》

38. The benevolent must necessarily be brave, but the brave need not necessarily be benevolent. ——From the Analects, Chapter X, Question 38

39. 40真理的伟大朋友是时间，她的最大的敌人是偏见，她永恒的伴侣是谦虚。

39. 40 The great friend of truth is time, her greatest enemy is prejudice, and her eternal companion is humility.

40. 27人生至愚是恶闻已过，人生至恶是善谈人过。——申居郧

40. The greatest folly in life is to ignore past wrongdoings, and the greatest wickedness is to constantly talk about others' mistakes. — Shen Ju Xun

41. 19不要在你的智慧中夹杂着傲慢，不要使你的谦虚心缺乏智慧。

41. Do not let pride mingle with your wisdom, and do not let your humility lack wisdom.

42. 人冀子孙贤，而不敬其师，犹欲养身而反损其衣食也。

42. People desire their descendants to be virtuous, yet they do not show respect to their teachers; it is like wanting to nourish their own body but instead harming their clothing and food.

43. 峣峣者缺，皎皎者易污。《阳春》之曲，和者必寡，盛名之下，其实难副。范晔

43. The towering are prone to fall, and the bright are easily stained. The melody of "Yang Chun" has few harmonizers; beneath great fame, the reality is hard to match. — Fan Ye

44. 让名者名归之，让利者利归之。《弟子箴言崇礼让》

44. Let fame go to those who seek fame, and let profit go to those who seek profit. "Admonitions to the Disciples: The Importance of Respect and Generosity."

45. 吃过苦头成谨慎，交游四方成老练。

45. Having endured hardships, one becomes cautious; having traveled widely, one becomes experienced.

46. 山不厌高，水不厌深。

46. The mountains are never too high, and the waters are never too deep.

47. 要好好地记住：慎重要怯懦不是同义语，正如勇敢并不等于鲁莽一样！艾森豪威尔

47. Remember well: Caution is not synonymous with timidity, just as bravery does not equal recklessness! - Eisenhower

48. 信用是难得易失的。费十年功夫积累的信用，往往由于一时一事的言行而失掉。——池田大作

48. Credit is something that is difficult to gain but easy to lose. The credit accumulated over ten years can often be lost due to one's words or actions in a moment or on one matter. - Ikeda Daisaku

49. 骄傲自满是我们的一座可怕的陷阱；而且，这个陷阱是我们自己亲手挖掘的。老舍

49. Pride and complacency are a terrifying trap for us; and worse still, this trap is one that we ourselves have dug with our own hands. - Lao She

50. 学而不思则罔，思而不学则殆。――《论语为政》

而不学则罔，思而不学则殆。——《论语·为政》

51. 谨慎和自制是智慧的源泉。

51. Prudence and self-control are the sources of wisdom.

52. 可终身而守约，不可斯须而失信。－－唐·张弧《素履子·履信》

52. It is possible to uphold one's promises throughout one's lifetime, but it is impossible to keep faith for even a moment. -- Tang Dynasty, Zhang Huan, "Su Lu Zi: Lu Xin"

53. 慈母手中线，游子身上衣。临行密密缝，意恐迟迟归。谁言寸草心，报得三春晖。孟郊《游子吟》

53. The mother's thread in her hand, the son's clothes on his back. She sews them closely before departure, fearing a long delay in return. Who says a tiny grass heart can repay the warmth of the three spring suns? From Meng Jiao's poem "Song of the Wanderer."

54. 只要能收获甜蜜，荆棘丛中也会有蜜蜂忙碌的身影。

54. As long as there is sweetness to be reaped, there will be the busy figure of bees among the thorny bushes.

55. 越是成熟的稻穗，越懂得弯腰。

55. The more mature the rice ear, the more it knows to bow its head.

56. 器满则益，人满则丧。?>

56. A jar that is full overflows; a mind that is full loses.

57. 高傲自大是成功的流沙。

57. Pride is the quicksand of success.

58. 路曼曼其修远兮，吾将上下而求索。屈原《离骚》

58. The path is long and winding, I shall seek the truth both above and below. Qu Yuan, "Li Sao"

59. 海浪的品格，就是无数次被礁石击碎又无数闪地扑向礁石。

59. The character of the sea waves is that they are repeatedly shattered against the reef and still surge endlessly towards it.

60. 自大不值钱，谦虚受人赞。

60. Pride is not valuable, while modesty is highly praised.

61. 走正直诚实的生活道路，必定会有一个问心无愧的归宿。——（苏）高尔基

61. To walk the path of integrity and honesty, one is bound to have a place of peace and no regrets. —— (Soviet) Maxim Gorky

62. 谦虚对于优点犹如图画中的阴影，会使之更加有力，更加突出。牛顿

62. Humility to one's virtues is like the shadows in a painting, making them more forceful and prominent. Newton

63. 一言而适，可能却敌，一言而得，可以保国。——刘向

63. A word spoken appropriately may defeat an enemy, and a word spoken wisely can preserve a state. - Liu Xiang

64. 谦虚不仅是一种装饰品，也是美德的护卫。爱迪生

64. Modesty is not only a decoration but also a guardian of virtue. – Edison

65. 以家为家，以乡为乡，以国为国，以天下为天下。――《管子牧民》

65. Make the home into a home, the village into a village, the state into a state, and the world into the world. —— "Guanzi: Rules for Rulers"

66. 书籍是全世界的营养品，生活里没有书籍就好像没有阳光；智慧里没有书籍就好像鸟儿没有翅膀。——莎士比亚

66. Books are the nourishment of the world; life without books is like a world without sunlight; intelligence without books is like birds without wings. — Shakespeare

67. 水深不响，水响不深。

67. Where the water is deep, it makes no sound; where it makes a sound, it is not deep.

68. 谦让别人就是处世之道。

68. Humility towards others is the way of dealing with people.

69. 远虑有利于己，深思有益于事。

69. Proactive thinking benefits oneself, and deep thinking is beneficial to matters.

70. 昂着头出征，夹着尾巴回家，是庸驽而又好战的人的常态。冯雪峰

70. Marching out with one's head held high and returning with one's tail between one's legs is the usual state of affairs for a lazy and war-loving person. — Feng Xuefeng

71. 生活呆以是甜的，也可以是苦的，但不能是没味的。你可以胜利，也可以失败，但你不能屈服。

71. Life can be sweet, it can also be bitter, but it cannot be tasteless. You can win, you can also fail, but you cannot surrender.

72. 民生在勤，勤则不匮。――《左传宣公十二年》

72. The people's livelihood depends on diligence, and with diligence, there will be no scarcity. - Zuozhuan, Xuan Gong the Twelfth Year

73. 感情有着极大的鼓舞力量，因此，它是一切道德行为的重要前提。凯洛夫

73. Emotions possess a great inspirational power, and therefore, they are an important prerequisite for all moral behavior. -- Kailوف

74. 58懂得感恩的人，往往是有谦虚之德的人，是有敬畏之心的人。对待比自己弱小的人，知道要躬身弯腰，便是属于前者；感受上苍懂得要抬头仰视，便是属于后者。

74. People who know how to be grateful are often those with the virtue of modesty and those with a sense of awe. Treating those who are weaker than oneself with humility and bowing down is characteristic of the former; feeling that one should look up to the heavens with reverence is characteristic of the latter.

75. 你要记得，永远要愉快地多给别人，少从别人那里拿取。高尔基

75. Remember, you should always give more joyfully to others than you take from them. - Gorky

76. 淹死的人，多半是会水的；摔死的人，大抵是善骑的。

76. Most people who drown are good swimmers; most people who fall to their death are skilled riders.

77. 如果要别人诚信，首先要自己诚信。——莎士比亚

77. If you wish to be believed, believe yourself.—William Shakespeare

78. 32不能凭最初印象去判断一个人。美德往往以谦虚镶边，缺点往往被虚伪所掩盖。

78. One cannot judge a person based on first impressions. Virtues are often bordered with modesty, and shortcomings are often concealed by hypocrisy.

79. 11最大的骄傲于最大的自卑都表示心灵的最软弱无力。——斯宾诺莎

79. The greatest pride and the greatest humility both signify the greatest weakness of the soul. — Spinoza

80. 有一分谦退，便有一分受益处；有一分矜张，便有一分挫折来。《弟子箴言崇礼让》

80. Where there is a bit of modesty and retreat, there is a bit of benefit; where there is a bit of arrogance and self-assertion, there is a bit of setback. — "The Disciple's Maxims: Promoting Courteousness and Humility"

81. 亲仁善邻，国之宝也。――《左传·隐公六年》

81. Treating people kindly and being good neighbors is a treasure for a country. - Zuozhuan (The Book of Zuo) Year 6 of the Hidden Duke

82. 驾驭命运的舵是奋斗。不抱有一丝幻想，不放弃一点机会，不停止一日努力。

82. The rudder that steers fate is struggle. Without holding on to any bit of illusion, without missing any opportunity, and without stopping one day's efforts.

83. 28要在座的人都停止了说话的时候，有了机会，方才可以谦逊地把问题提出，向人学习。——约翰·洛克

83. It is only when everyone in the room has stopped talking and an opportunity arises that one can humbly propose questions and learn from others. — John Locke