1. 教育技巧的全部诀窍就在于抓住儿童的这种上进心，这种道德上的自勉。要是儿童自己不求上进，不知自勉，任何教育者就都不能在他的身上培养出好的品质。可是只有在教师首先看到儿童优点的那些地方，儿童才会产生上进心。————（前苏联）苏霍姆林斯基

1. The whole secret of educational skill lies in seizing upon this aspiration for progress in children, this self-motivation in matters of morality. If children do not seek progress themselves and are unaware of self-motivation, no educator can cultivate good qualities within them. However, it is only when the teacher first sees the children's merits that they will develop a sense of ambition to improve. —- (Soviet Union) S. M. Khomskii

2. 养成他们有耐劳作的体力，纯洁高尚的道德，广博自由能容纳新潮流的精神，也就是能在世界新潮流中游泳，不被淹没的力量。鲁迅

2. Cultivate their physical strength that can endure hardships, their pure and noble morals, and a broad and free spirit capable of embracing new trends, which is the power to swim in the world's new currents without being submerged. — Lu Xun

3. 一个人如果不是真正有道德，就不可能真正有智慧。精明和智慧是非常不同的两件事。精明的人是精细考虑他自己利益的人；智慧的人是精细考虑他人利益的人。作者：雪莱

3. A person who is not truly moral cannot truly be wise. Cleverness and wisdom are very different things. A clever person is one who carefully considers his own interests; a wise person is one who carefully considers the interests of others. Author: Shelley

4. 10。 笔者曾经目睹过这样一幕场景：当一群人结束完会议时，一位外国友人笑容可掬地替大家扶住门。后来者视若无睹、旁若无人地经过。这位友人很无辜地扶了许久。看起来很简单的细节，却渗透了不同的思维。很多国人压根儿没注意到别人为自己提供了服务。公民素质的养成，就在一点一滴的细节中。

4.10. The author has witnessed a scene like this: When a group of people finished a meeting, a foreign friend smilingly held the door for everyone. The latercomers passed by as if they didn't see it, with complete disregard. This friend helplessly held the door for a long time. It seems like a simple detail, but it reflects different ways of thinking. Many Chinese people never notice that others are providing them with a service. The cultivation of civic quality is in the tiniest details.

5. 要留心，即使当你独自一人时，也不要说坏话或做坏事，而要学得在你自己面前比在别人面前更知耻。德谟克利特

5. Be mindful that even when you are alone, do not speak ill or do bad things, but learn to be more ashamed in your own presence than in the presence of others. — Democritus

6. 再想下去，一个推论令她不寒而栗，陷入恐惧的深渊：也许，人类和邪恶的关系，就是大洋与漂浮在其上的冰山的关系，它们其实是同一种物质组成的巨大水体，冰山之所以被醒目地认出来，只是由于其形态不同而已，而它实质上只不过是这整个巨大水体中极小的一部分……人类是做不到道德自觉的，就像他们不可能拔着自己的头发离开大地。要做到这一点，只有借助于人类之外的力量。 ——刘慈欣《三体》

6. Further thought led her to a chilling conclusion, plunging her into a abyss of fear: perhaps, the relationship between humans and evil is similar to the relationship between the ocean and the icebergs floating on it—they are, in fact, composed of the same massive body of water. The reason icebergs are noticeable is simply because of their different forms, whereas in essence, they are just a tiny part of this entire vast body of water... Humans are unable to achieve moral self-awareness, just as they cannot pull themselves away from the earth by their own hair. To achieve this, one must rely on forces outside of humanity. ——From Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem"

7. 毫无理想而又优柔寡断是一种可悲的心理。——培根

7. The combination of having no ideals and being indecisive is a pitiful psychology. - Bacon

8. 道德心的功能是叫人区别好坏，让人们随心所欲地挑选一样来做。可是从这里他可以得到些什么好处呢？他不断地挑选，而十有

8. The function of conscience is to distinguish between good and evil, allowing people to choose whichever they wish to do. But what benefits can he gain from this? He continually chooses, and out of ten,

9. 我们应该注意自己不用言语去伤害别的同志，但是，当别人用语言来伤害自己的时候，也应该受得起。刘少奇?>

9. We should be mindful not to harm others with our words, but when others use language to harm us, we should also be able to endure it. Liu Shaoqi?

10. 兰芳不厌谷幽，君子不为名修。——《养正遗规》

10. The fragrant orchid does not tire of the deep ravine, a gentleman does not cultivate his reputation for fame. —— "The Regulations for Cultivating Virtue"

11. 他是我日常的伴侣，我只能对他倾诉，寂寞的时候，由于我们软弱，我对同情的渴望，我的缺乏自信，以及在困惑中我对他的忠告所怀的信任，我一次又一次投靠他。 ——纪德

11. He is my daily companion, to whom I can only confide. In moments of loneliness, due to our weakness, my desire for sympathy, my lack of self-confidence, and my trust in his advice in times of confusion, I turn to him time and again. — Gide

12. 所有的习惯以不可见的程度积聚起来，如百溪汇于川，百川流于海。德莱敦

12. All habits accumulate to an invisible degree, as a hundred streams converge into a river, and a hundred rivers flow into the sea. - Dryden

13. 修养的花儿在寂静中开过去了，成功的果子便要在光明里结实。作者：冰心

13. The flowers of cultivation have bloomed in silence, and the fruits of success will ripen in the light. Author: Bing Xin

14. 一种美德的幼芽、蓓蕾，这是最宝贵的美德，是一切道德之母，这就是谦逊；有了这种美德我们会其乐无穷。——加尔多斯

14. A bud, a blossom of virtue, this is the most precious virtue, the mother of all virtues, and that is humility; with this virtue, we will be infinitely happy. - Galdós

15. 在危险之中，常有被疑的朋友成为救星，最被信用的成为卖友的人。——伊索

15. In danger, it often happens that a suspected friend becomes a savior, and the most trusted one becomes a traitor. - Aesop

16. 金玉满堂莫收，古人安此尘丑。独以道德为友，故能延期不朽。————（魏晋）嵇康

16. Do not collect gold and jade in the hall, the ancients found this in the dust and ugliness. Only by making virtue and morality one's friends, can one extend one's longevity and immortality. ————— (Wei and Jin Dynasties) Ji Kang

17. 每个人心中都有行为准则，有道德底线，人们通过这些来约束自己的行为，但有些东西却显然没有，他们不知道什么是礼仪廉耻，只被欲望所支配，行同畜生开口闭口只有金钱，不断的吹嘘着他人的光辉事迹，有些人被他们的所着迷，但仔细一想却发现，他们所吹嘘的人物事迹跟他们没有半根毛的关系。

17. Everyone has a set of moral principles and a bottom line of ethics in their hearts, which they use to约束 their behavior. However, some people clearly lack this; they do not know what is proper etiquette or shame, and they are solely driven by desires. Their actions are like those of animals, always talking about money, constantly boasting about others' achievements. Some people are mesmerized by them, but upon closer reflection, it becomes apparent that the people they boast about have no connection to them at all.

18. 人人好公，则天下太平;人人营私，则天下大乱。——刘鹗

18. If everyone loves justice, the world will be at peace; if everyone seeks personal gain, the world will be in chaos. - Liu E

19. 老的树最好烧，老的马最好骑，老的书最好读，老的酒最好喝，老的朋友最可信赖。 ——莱特

19. The older the tree, the better it burns; the older the horse, the better it rides; the older the book, the better it reads; the older the wine, the better it tastes; the older the friend, the more trustworthy he is. — Lytton

20. 为了生活中努力发挥自己的作用，热爱人生吧。——罗丹

20. Love life, so that you can play your role to the fullest in it. — Rodin

21. 人类在道德文化方面最高级的阶段，就是当我们认识到应当用理智控制思想时。————（英国）达尔文

21. The highest stage of human development in terms of moral culture is when we recognize that we should control our thoughts with reason. —-(British) Darwin

22. 无愧于事，不如无愧于身；无愧于身，不如无愧于心。清。石成金《传家宝》为人处世最要紧的是问心无愧。作者：石成金

22. It is better to be without guilt in action than to be without guilt in one's body; and it is better to be without guilt in one's heart than in one's body. The most important thing in dealing with people and the world is to have a clear conscience. Author: Shichengjin, "Treasure of the Family" (Chuanjia Bao).

23. 修身养德是一种追求个人成长和内在品质提升的生活方式。它强调通过自我反省、学习、实践和修养，培养良好的道德品质和行为习惯，进而实现个人价值的最大化。

23. Cultivating one's character and virtues is a lifestyle that seeks personal growth and the enhancement of inner qualities. It emphasizes the cultivation of good moral qualities and habits through self-reflection, learning, practice, and cultivation, ultimately achieving the maximization of personal value.

24. 体力劳动对于小孩子来说，不仅是获得一定的技能和技巧，也不仅是进行道德教育，而且还是一个广阔无垠的惊人的丰富的思想世界。这个世界激发着儿童的道德的智力的审美的情感，如果没有这些情感，那末认识世界（包括学习）就是不可能的。————（前苏联）苏霍姆林斯基

24. Physical labor for children is not only about acquiring certain skills and techniques, nor is it merely about moral education; it is also an endless, astonishingly rich world of thought. This world stimulates the moral, intellectual, and aesthetic emotions of children, without which it is impossible to understand the world (including learning). ——(Soviet Union) S. A. Sukhomlinsky

25. 修学不以诚，则学杂；为事不以诚，则事败。宋。晁说之《晁氏客语》修学：研讨学问。杂：杂乱。为事：干事情。作者：晁说之

25. If learning is not pursued with sincerity, it becomes confused and chaotic; if matters are not handled with sincerity, they are likely to fail. — From Chao Shuozhi's "Chao's Guest Talks" by Chao Shuozhi. (Learning: discussing and studying knowledge. Confused and chaotic: disorganized and disorderly. Handling matters: engaging in affairs. Author: Chao Shuozhi)

26. 君子之行，静以修身，俭以养德，非淡泊无以明志，非宁静无以致远。诸葛亮

26. The conduct of a gentleman: calmness to cultivate one's character, frugality to nourish virtue; without a sense of indifference, one cannot clarify one's aspirations; without tranquility, one cannot achieve great distances. — Zhuge Liang

27. 世人漫结交，其后每多悔。 ——吴喜纪

27. People freely make friends, and often regret it later. ——Ji Xu of the Wu Dynasty

28. 要留心，即使当你独自一人时，也不要说坏话或做坏事，而要学得在你自己面前比在别人面前更知耻。——德谟克利特

28. Take heed that you do not speak ill or do wrong even when you are alone, but learn to be more ashamed before yourself than before others. — Democritus

29. 纵使世界给我珍宝和荣誉，我也不愿离开我的祖国，因为纵使我的祖国在耻辱之中，我还是喜欢、热爱、祝福我的祖国。作者：裴多菲

29. Even if the world gives me treasures and honors, I would not leave my homeland, because even though my homeland is in disgrace, I still like, love, and bless my homeland. Author: Petofi

30. 无私是稀有的道德，因为从它身上是无利可图的。——布莱希特

30. Altruism is a rare moral virtue, because it is profitless from all sides. — Bertolt Brecht

31. 要想有教养，就要去了解全世界都在谈论和思索的最美好的东西。马·阿诺德

31. To be cultivated, one must seek to understand the most beautiful things that the whole world is talking about and contemplating. By Matthew Arnold

32. 无所谓的朋友，还有一种是仇视人的朋友。 ——沙姆福尔

32. There are friends who are indifferent, and there are also friends who harbor enmity towards others. — Shāmfú'ěr

33. 修身养德对于个人成长和社会发展都具有重要意义。通过修身养德，人们可以提高自己的素质和能力，实现个人价值；同时也可以促进社会的和谐与发展，提高整个社会的文明程度。

33. Cultivating one's character and virtue is of great significance for both personal growth and social development. Through the process of self-cultivation and moral improvement, people can enhance their quality and capabilities, realize their personal value; at the same time, it can also promote social harmony and development, and improve the overall civilization level of the society.

34. 崇德莫盛乎安身，安身莫大乎有政，有政莫重乎无私，无私莫深乎寡欲。是以君子安其身而后动，易其心而后语，定其交而后求，笃其志而后行。王粲集

34. The greatest virtue is to find peace in oneself, and the greatest peace is to have good governance. The most important aspect of good governance is to be无私, and the deepest form of being无私 is to have few desires. Therefore, a gentleman finds peace within himself before taking action, changes his mind before speaking, establishes his friendships before seeking, and strengthens his resolve before acting. Wang Can Collection.

35. 窃以为天地之所以不息，国之所以立，贤人之德业之所以可大可久，皆诚为之也。清。曾国藩《复贺耦庚中丞》窃：谦指个人的意见。我以为天地的运转不息，国家的建立和巩固，卓越人物的道德事业的发扬和持久，关键在于真诚。作者：曾国藩

35. I think that it is sincerity that makes the heaven and earth unceasing, the nation established and consolidated, and the virtues and undertakings of the virtuous people great and enduring. Qing. Zeng Guofan, "Reply to He Gengzheng" "Stealing": refers to an individual's opinion. I believe that it is sincerity that makes the rotation of heaven and earth ceaseless, the establishment and consolidation of the nation, and the development and longevity of the virtues and undertakings of the outstanding individuals. Author: Zeng Guofan.

36. 虚荣心很难说是一种恶行，然而一切恶行都围绕虚荣心而生，都不过是满足虚荣心的手段。柏格森

36. Vanity is hard to say is a vice, however, all vices are centered around vanity, and are merely means to satisfy vanity. - Bergson

37. 一个人最伤心的事情无过于良心的死灭。郭沫若

37. The most heart-wrenching thing for a person is the extinction of their conscience. Guo Moruo

38. 良好的习惯乃是人在其神经系统中存放的道德资本，这个资本不断地增值，而人在其整个一生中就享受着它的利息。作者：乌申斯基

38. Good habits are the moral capital stored in a person's nervous system, which continuously appreciates, and from which a person enjoys the interest throughout their entire life. Author: Ushinsky

39. 殷勤过分的蠢才比任何敌人还要危险。 ——克雷洛夫

39. A sycophant who is overly servile is more dangerous than any enemy. — Krylov

40. 中国人已经到了最缺德的时候。讲道德本来应该是分内的事情，如今道德模范却被大家拿来当做榜样学习。

40. The Chinese people have reached the peak of immorality. Discussing morality should have been something inherent, but now, the moral paragons are being used as examples to learn from by everyone.

41. 凡建立功业，以立品为始基。从来有学问而能担当大事业者，无不先从品行上立定脚跟。徐世昌

41. To establish a career, the foundation is to cultivate one's character. Those who have knowledge and can undertake great undertakings have all first firmly established their feet in terms of character. Xu Shichang.

42. 生活只有在平淡无味的人看来才是空虚而平淡无味的。——车尔尼雪夫斯基

42. Life is only empty and tasteless to those who find it so in the absence of flavor and excitement. — Chernyshevsky

43. 外表光鲜好看，也不如有实际内容的好。作者：《增广昔时贤文》

43. It is better to have substance than to have a shiny, attractive appearance. Author: "The Expansions of the Former Sages' Texts"

44. ldquo;无伤二字，修已者之大戒也。吕坤

44. "The words 'wu shang' (no harm) are a great caution for those who cultivate themselves. — Lu Kun"

45. 美德有如名香，经燃烧或压榨而其香愈烈，盖幸运最能显露恶德而厄运最能显露美德也。培根

45. Virtue is like a fragrant aroma, which becomes more intense through burning or pressing, for fortune is most capable of revealing vice, while misfortune is most capable of revealing virtue. Bacon

46. 历史使人贤明，诗造成气质高雅的人，数学使人高尚，自然哲学使人深沉，道德使人稳重，而伦理学和修辞学则使人善于争论。——培根

46. History makes men wise, poetry creates men of refined taste, mathematics makes men noble, natural philosophy makes men profound, morality makes men steady, and ethics and rhetoric make men good at arguing. — Bacon

47. 德之不修，学之不讲，闻义不能徙，不善不能改，是吾忧也。孔丘

47. Not cultivating virtue, not discussing learning, being unable to follow what is right, and unable to change what is wrong, these are my concerns. Confucius.

48. 一个最高尚的人也可以因习惯而变得愚昧无知和粗野无礼，甚至粗野到惨无人道的程度。陀思妥耶夫斯基

48. The most noble person can also become ignorant and coarse through habit, even to the extent of being cruel and inhumane.陀思妥耶夫斯基

49. 一个人必须把他的全部力量用于努力改善自身，而不能把他的力量浪费在任何别的事情上。列夫·托尔斯泰

49. A person must apply all of his strength to the effort of improving himself and must not waste his strength on anything else. - Leo Tolstoy

50. 智慧和德行，有如一辆车的两个轮子。日本

50. Wisdom and virtue are like the two wheels of a cart. Japan

51. 劳动的崇高道德意义还在于，一个人能在劳动的物质成果中体现他的智慧、技艺、对事业的无私热爱和把自己的经验传授给同志的志愿。作者：苏霍姆林斯基

51. The noble moral significance of labor also lies in the fact that a person can manifest his wisdom, skills, selfless love for his cause, and his willingness to impart his experience to his comrades in the material results of his labor. Author: Sukhomlinsky

52. 夫君子之行，静以修身，俭以养德，非淡泊无以明志，非宁静无以致远。——诸葛亮

52. The conduct of a gentleman is characterized by tranquility in cultivating the mind and thrift in nurturing virtue. Without a sense of indifference, one cannot clarify one's aspirations; without tranquility, one cannot achieve great distances. — Zhuge Liang

53. 谁在平日节衣缩食，在穷困时就容易度过难关；谁在富足时豪华奢侈，在穷困时就会死于饥寒。萨迪

53. He who lives modestly on weekdays finds it easy to get through hard times; he who indulges in luxury during times of plenty will die of hunger and cold during times of poverty. — Saadi

54. 从来夸有龙泉剑，试割相思得断无？ ——《唐诗纪事》

54. Has the Longquan sword ever been praised for cutting off love's longing? —— "Record of Tang Poems"

55. 朋友之义，务在切直以升于善道者也。 ——徐干

55. The essence of friendship lies in being sincere and straightforward, aiming to lead to the path of virtue. —— Xu Gan

56. 你我是朋友，各拿一个苹果彼此交换，交换后仍然是各有一个苹果；倘若你有一个思想，我也有一种思想，而朋友间交流思想，那我们每个人就有两种思想了。

56. You and I are friends, each taking an apple to exchange with each other; after the exchange, we still each have one apple. If you have an idea and I have another, when we exchange ideas among friends, then each of us has two ideas.

57. 凡建立功业，以立品为始基。从来有学问而能担当大事业者，无不先从品行上立定脚跟。——徐世昌

57. In the pursuit of any significant achievement, the foundation is to establish one's character. It has always been the case that those with knowledge and the ability to undertake great undertakings have all first firmly rooted themselves in terms of character. — Xu Shichang

58. 如果儿童任意地让自己不论去做什么而不去劳动，他们就既学不会文学，也学不会音乐，也学不会体育，也学不会那保证道德达到最高峰的礼仪。————（希腊）德谟克里特

58. If children allow themselves to do anything without working, they will neither learn literature, nor music, nor sports, nor the etiquette that guarantees the peak of morality. —-(Greek) Democritus

59. 一清如水的生活，诚实不斯的性格，在无论哪个阶层里，即使心术最坏的人也会对之肃然起敬。在巴黎，真正的道德，跟一颗大钻石或珍奇的宝物一样受人欣赏。————巴尔扎克

59. A life as clear as water, an honest and unwavering character, is respected by even the worst in any social class. In Paris, true morality is appreciated as much as a large diamond or a rare treasure. — Balzac

60. 4。 开阔眼界和胸怀，更了解世情民生，拒绝做水泥森林中的井底蛙。有了实在的见闻作为基础，说出的话才言之有物，不流于空泛。如果没有那么多机会，就常和老人聊聊天，也很好。“家有老，如有宝”。问问父母过去的经历，分享的不仅是回忆，更有人生的经验、教训和智慧。你会发现，你最熟悉的人你并不真的了解。

60. 4. Broaden your horizons and broaden your mind, understand the world and people's lives better, and refuse to be a frog in a well in the concrete jungle. With real experiences as a foundation, what you say will be substantial, not superficial. If there are not many opportunities, it is also good to chat with the elderly often. "A family with the elderly is like having a treasure." Ask your parents about their past experiences; what you share is not only memories but also life experiences, lessons, and wisdom. You will find that the people you are most familiar with are not really understood by you.

61. 历史使人贤明，诗造成气质高雅的人，数学使人高尚，自然哲学使人深沉，道德使人稳重，而伦理学和修辞学则使人善于争论。————（英国）培根

61. History makes men wise, poetry creates men of refined taste, mathematics makes men noble, natural philosophy makes men profound, morality makes men stable, and logic and rhetoric make men good at arguing. —-(England) Bacon

62. 6。 多读书，是提高青年修养的不二法门。读书，不仅要读专业书，通悉安身立命之道，更要读一些与专业无关的闲书、“杂书”，以丰厚您的知识结构，优化您的思维模块、开阔您的眼界。读“大数据”“云计算”之类书籍的同时，不妨也看看房龙的哲学系列、陈丹青的美学系列、海德格尔论《存在与时间》。

62. 6. Reading extensively is the only effective way to improve the修养 of young people. Reading is not just about professional books to understand the way to secure a livelihood, but also about reading some books unrelated to your major, such as casual and miscellaneous books, to enrich your knowledge structure, optimize your thinking modules, and broaden your horizons. While reading books on "Big Data" and "Cloud Computing", it is also advisable to explore H.G. Wells' philosophical series, Chen Danqing's aesthetics series, and Heidegger's "Being and Time."

63. 不修身而求今名于世者，就貌甚恶而责妍影于镜也。颜之推

63. Those who seek fame in the world without cultivating themselves are like someone who, having an ugly appearance, blames the mirror for not reflecting a beautiful image. — Yan Zhitui

64. 一个人的价值，应该看他贡献什么，而不应当看他取得什么。——爱因斯坦

64. The value of a person should be judged by what they contribute, not by what they gain. — Einstein

65. 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

65. The bees sip honey from the flowers and hum their thanks as they leave. The extravagant butterfly, however, believes that the flowers should be thanking him. Tagore

66. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。惟贤惟德，能服行人。——刘备

66. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not omit doing good because it is small. Only virtue and moral character can win the respect of people. — Liu Bei

67. 遵照道德准则生活就是幸福的生活。————（希腊）亚里士多德

67. Living according to moral principles is a life of happiness. —- (Greek) Aristotle

68. 应该热心地致力于照道德行事，而不要空谈道德。德谟克里特

68. One should be enthusiastic about acting morally and not just talking about morality. Democritus

69. 我们有力的道德就是通过奋斗取得物质上的成功；这种道德既适用于国家，也适用于个人。罗素

69. Our powerful morality is to achieve material success through struggle; this morality applies to both the state and the individual. - Russell

70. 谁若自顾快走，你别和他结伴同走；谁若对你薄情，你别把他当作朋友。——瑟蒂斯

70. He who hurries alone, do not travel with him; he who is unkind to you, do not count him as a friend. - Sertorius

71. 人生不是一种享乐，而是一桩十分沉重的工作。——列夫托尔斯泰

71. Life is not a form of enjoyment but a very serious work. - Leo Tolstoy

72. 骄傲道德导致丰盈，然后导致贫困，最后导致声誉扫地。————（美国）富兰克林

72. Pride in morality leads to wealth, which then leads to poverty, and finally to a loss of reputation. — (United States) Franklin

73. 要记住，你不仅是教课的教师，也是学生的教育者，生活的导师和道德的引路人。————（前苏联）苏霍姆林斯基

73. Remember, you are not only a teacher who teaches lessons, but also an educator of students, a mentor of life, and a guide of morality. ——(Former Soviet Union) Sukhomlinsky

74. 说谎话的人所得到的，就只是即使说了真话也没有人相信。伊索

74. The person who tells lies receives only that even when they speak the truth, no one believes them. Aesop

75. 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

75. Bees sip honey from flowers and leave the garden humming with gratitude. The vain butterfly believes that flowers should thank him. — Tagore

76. 真正的谦虚只能是对虚荣心进行了深思以后的产物。柏格森

76. True modesty can only be the product of profound contemplation over vanity. — Bergson

77. 无论你怎样地表示愤怒，都不要做出任何无法挽回的事来。培根

77. No matter how you express your anger, do not do anything that cannot be undone. - Bacon

78. 友谊要像爱情一样才温暖人心，爱情要像友谊一样才牢不可破。 ——穆尔

78. Friendship should be as warm as love to warm the heart, and love should be as unbreakable as friendship. ——Murr

79. 不要慨叹生活底痛苦!---慨叹是弱者——高尔基

79. Do not sigh over the sufferings of life! — Sighing is the trait of the weak — Maxim Gorky

80. 芝兰生于幽林，不以无人而不芳；君子修道立德，不为穷困而改节。孔子

80. Orchids grow in secluded forests, yet they do not lose their fragrance just because there is no one to appreciate them; a gentleman cultivates virtue and upholds his principles, never altering his moral integrity due to poverty or hardship. Confucius said:

81. 知之为知之，不知为不知，是知也。——《论语》

81. Knowing what one knows and not knowing what one does not know is true knowledge. — "The Analects"