1. 商人不言商是不道德的。 ——

1. It is unethical for a businessman not to talk business. —

2. 善良的心就是太阳。雨果

2. A kind heart is the sun. Victor Hugo

3. 爱人吧！对人的爱是你道德的核心！应当这样生活：让你的道德核心健康、纯洁、强大无比！做一个真正的人，这就是说要为你周围的人贡献出自己心灵的力量，让他们更美好，精神上更富有、更完美；让你生活中接触的每一个人从你那儿，从你的心灵深处得到一点最美好的东西。——苏霍姆林斯基

3. Love! Love for people is the core of your morality! You should live in such a way that your moral core remains healthy, pure, and incredibly strong! To be a truly human being means to contribute the power of your soul to the people around you, making them better, richer in spirit, and more perfect; let everyone you encounter in life take a little of the most beautiful thing from you, from the depths of your soul. — Sukhomlinsky

4. 与其说是为了爱别人而行善，不如说是为了尊敬自己。福楼拜

4. It is more about respecting oneself than about doing good for the love of others. Flaubert

5. 只有理性才能教导我们认识善恶，使我们喜善恨恶。良心尽管不依存于理性，但没有理性，良心就不能得到发展。卢梭

5. Only reason can teach us to recognize good and evil, and make us love what is good and hate what is evil. Conscience, although not dependent on reason, cannot develop without it. Rousseau

6. 露重飞难进， 风多响易沉。

6. The rain is heavy and it's difficult for the birds to fly; with more wind, the sounds are loud and easily sink.

7. 内修清静寡欲无，外修天道气真。德心致虚致公，修德养性明伦。

7. Cultivate inner tranquility and a desire for little, and externally cultivate the true essence of the Way of the Heavens. Let the moral heart reach emptiness and justice, cultivate virtue to refine one's nature, and clarify the principles of relationships.

8. 道德常常能填补智慧的缺陷，而智慧却望远填补不了道德的缺陷。——但丁

8. Morality often fills the gaps in wisdom, but wisdom alone cannot fill the gaps in morality. – Dante

9. 德威天下，物埠咸丰。乃国人伦理核心，成民族文化基根。

9. The might of the state, the prosperity of all things. It is the core of the national ethics and the fundamental root of the national culture.

10. 养心莫善于寡欲。孟子

10. The best way to cultivate the heart is to have few desires. - Mencius

11. 一进门，发现地上有一张废纸，便弯腰捡了起来，并顺手扔进了纸篓，然后走到董事长的办公桌前说：“我是来应聘的福特。”董事长说：“很好，很好！福特先生，你已被我们录用了。”

11. Upon entering, I noticed a piece of trash on the ground, so I bent down to pick it up and casually threw it into the trash can. Then I walked over to the chairman's desk and said, "I am Ford coming for the job interview." The chairman replied, "Very good, very good! Mr. Ford, you have been hired by us."

12. 道德是真理之花。 ——法国作家 雨果

12. Morality is the flower of truth. — French writer Victor Hugo

13. 善恶不可以同道。柳宗元

13. Good and evil cannot follow the same path. -- Liu Zongyuan

14. 纵死侠骨香，不惭世上英。——《侠客行》（唐代：李白）

14. Even in death, the aroma of the warrior's bones remains fragrant; he does not feel ashamed among the heroes of the world. —— "Xiake Xing" (Tang Dynasty: Li Bai)

15. 见利思义，谦和礼仁。德施天下安，德惠万民咸，德法社会宁，德政盛世绵。

15. Think of righteousness when seeing benefits, be modest, gentle, and benevolent. Virtue spreads peace throughout the world, benefits all the people, brings tranquility to society, and prolongs a prosperous era of governance.

16. 在校园里，见到老师要问好，与同要和睦相处，要爱护花草树木，上下楼梯要谦让等。我经常看见这样的事情：同学们在校园绿化区，摘花编花环，在草地上又蹦又跳，他们并不知道这是不礼貌'不文明的行为。

16. In the campus, when you see a teacher, you should greet them, get along harmoniously with your classmates, take care of the flowers and trees, and be considerate when going up and down the stairs. I often see such things happening: the students picking flowers to make flower rings in the campus green areas, jumping around on the grass, not realizing that this is impolite and uncivilized behavior.

17. 明德知礼作文500字

18. 礼仪是无处不在的，它可以表现出一个人的道德与人与人之间的友谊。它的作用太多太多了，这意味着我们该有一个全新的面貌。

17. Mingde Zhili Essay, 500 words 18. Etiquette is ubiquitous, and it can reflect a person's morality and the friendship between people. Its functions are numerous, which means we should have a brand new demeanor.

19. 作为一名新世纪的中学生，承继前人以礼修身以礼养德的精神，就显得尤为重要。文明是路上相遇时的微笑，是平时与人相处时的亲切，是道歉时的一声对不起有一次，当列宁同志在楼梯狭窄的过道处下楼时，正碰见一个女工端着一盆水上楼。

19. As a middle school student in the new century, it is particularly important to inherit the spirit of cultivating oneself and nurturing virtue through etiquette, as passed down from the predecessors. Civilization is the smile when meeting on the road, the warmth in daily interactions with others, and the word "I'm sorry" when apologizing. Once, when Comrade Lenin was descending the narrow corridor on the stairs, he encountered a female worker carrying a basin of water going up the stairs.

20. 译文：见云之灿烂想其衣裳之华艳，见花之艳丽想人之容貌照人。

20. Translation: Seeing the brilliance of the clouds, one thinks of their splendid robes; seeing the beauty of the flowers, one imagines a person's radiant countenance.

21. 懂其忠义，尽心为人合天理。尽其仁孝，宽厚善良存孝悌。

21. Understanding their loyalty and righteousness, they wholeheartedly act in harmony with the heaven's principles. Exercising their benevolence and filial piety, they are kind and magnanimous, preserving filial respect and brotherly affection.

22. 萧关逢候骑，都护在燕然。 ——《使至塞上》（唐代：王维）

22. When passing through Xiao Pass, I meet the advance guards, and the general is at Yanran. —— "Mission to the Frontier" (Tang Dynasty: Wang Wei)

23. 斫桂烧金待晓筵，白鹿清酥夜半煮。 桐英永巷骑新马，内屋深屏生色画。

23. Waiting for the dawn banquet, they chop laurel and burn gold. Halfway through the night, they boil white deer meat and soft tofu. Riding new horses through the pine-wooded alley, the inner room is adorned with colorful paintings behind the deep screens.

24. 春秋·孔子《论语》有道德的人是不会孤单，一定有志同道合的人来和他相伴。

24. In the Spring and Autumn period, Confucius in the "Analects" says: A person of virtue will not be alone; there will definitely be like-minded individuals to accompany him.

25. 女工一看是列宁，就要退回去给让路。列宁却说：“不必这样，你端着盆水已走了半截，而我现在空着手，请你先过去吧！”他把“请”字说得很响亮，很亲切。

25. The female worker, upon seeing it was Lenin, wanted to step back to make way for him. But Lenin said, "There's no need to do that. You've already walked half the way carrying the basin of water, while I am now without anything in my hands. Please go ahead first!" He pronounced the word "please" loud and warmly, with great warmth.

26. 在社会里，不要随地吐痰，不要随街张贴纸张，不要知法犯法，不要随街扔垃圾，我经常看见这样的事情：有一些阿姨一手拿着胶水，一手拿个刷子，本来雪白的墙，被他们贴得密密麻麻。严重影响市容，你们可知道这也是一种犯法的行为？在家里，有客人来，要端水'问好，父母回到家，主动递拖鞋，不随便把废纸扔下楼。

26. In society, do not spit anywhere, do not paste papers on the streets, do not break the law while knowing it, and do not throw garbage on the streets. I often see such things: some aunts holding glue in one hand and a brush in the other, turning once white walls into a dense patchwork. This severely affects the city's appearance, do you know that this is also an illegal act? At home, when guests come, offer water and greet them; when parents return home, offer to take off their slippers; do not casually throw废纸 down the stairs.

27. 对好人行善，会使他变得更好；对恶人行善，他就会变得更恶。米开朗琪罗

27. Doing good to a good person will make them even better; doing good to an evil person will make them even worse. Michelangelo.

28. 然后自己紧靠着墙，让女工上楼后，他才下楼。这不就是一种知礼讲德的体现吗？美国汽车行业巨头——福特总裁在大学毕业后，去一家公司应聘。

28. Then he leaned against the wall, allowing the female worker to go up the stairs before descending himself. Isn't this an embodiment of knowing etiquette and moral integrity? The president of the American automotive industry giant, Ford, after graduating from college, went to apply for a job at a company.

29. 儒道法佛，明德共存。参传统思想理论，扬仁爱孝悌精神。

29. Confucianism, Taoism, Legalism, and Buddhism, all coexist with brightness of virtue. Participate in traditional thought and theory, and promote the spirit of benevolence, filial piety, and respect for the elder brothers.

30. 春秋·孔子《论语·卫灵公》人能够使道德发扬光大，不是道德使人的才能扩大。人必须首先修养自身、扩充自己、提高自己，才可以把道发扬光大，反过来，以道弘人，用来装点门面，哗众取宠，那就不是真正的君子之所为。这两者的关系是不可以颠倒的。

30. In the Spring and Autumn period, Confucius in "The Analects of Confucius·Wen Chenggong": People can make morality flourish, but not morality that expands people's talents. People must first cultivate themselves, expand themselves, and improve themselves before they can make the Tao flourish. Conversely, using the Tao to magnify oneself, to decorate oneself, and to win popularity, is not the behavior of a true gentleman. The relationship between the two cannot be reversed.

31. 没有单纯、善良和真实，就没有伟大。列夫·托尔斯泰

31. Without simplicity, goodness, and truth, there can be no greatness. - Leo Tolstoy

32. 在一切道德品质之中，善良的本性在世界上是最需要的。罗素

32. Among all moral qualities, the goodness of nature is the most needed in the world. - Russell

33. 和他一同应聘的三四个人都比他学历高，他便觉得有些灰心。他敲开了董事长办公室的门。

33. The three or four other candidates he applied with had higher academic backgrounds than him, and he felt somewhat disheartened. He knocked on the door of the chairman's office.

34. 与善人行善会使其更善，与恶人行善会使其更恶。罗曼·罗兰

34. Doing good to the virtuous makes them even more virtuous, and doing good to the wicked makes them even more wicked. — Romain Rolland

35. 步入崇德楼厅，一块长方形看板，左侧：上书醒目的“崇德”二字

35. Upon entering the hall of Chongde Building, a rectangular signboard is visible on the left, prominently displaying the two characters "Chongde" (Excellence in Virtue).

36. 天苍苍，野茫茫。风吹草低见牛羊。 ——《敕勒歌》（南北朝：乐府诗集）

36. The sky is vast, the fields boundless. The wind blows the grass low, revealing cattle and sheep. —— "The Edolo Song" (Southern and Northern Dynasties: Collection of Songs from the Music Bureau)

37. 山不在高，有仙则名水不在深，有龙则灵斯是陋室，惟吾德馨苔痕上阶绿，草色入帘青谈笑有鸿儒，往来无白丁可以调素琴，阅金经无丝竹之乱耳，无案牍之劳形南阳诸葛庐，西蜀子云亭孔子云：“何陋之有？”

37. The mountain is not high, but it is famous if there are immortals; the water is not deep, but it is spiritual if there are dragons. This is a humble room, but my virtue is fragrant. The moss on the steps is green, and the grass color enters the curtain as blue. Laughter has scholars, and there are no common folk coming and going. One can play the plain zither, read the golden scriptures without the noise of strings and flutes, and without the fatigue of official documents. It is like the Zhuge Liang's house in Nanyang, or the Ziyun Pavilion in Western Shu. Confucius said, "What is there to find in the shabby?"

38. 回复：带有美字的名言和诗句 ●十全十美虽无法达到，但却值得追求（罗·布坎南） ●美是奇异的它是艺术家从世界的喧嚣和他自身灵魂的磨难中铸造出来的东西（毛姆） ●要创造出真正的美必须具备巨匠的技艺（约·德莱顿） ●为美而献身比为面包而活着要幸福得多（爱默生） ●只有天赋很好的人能够认识并热心追求美的事物（德谟克利特） ●追求美而不亵渎美，这种爱是正当的（德谟克利特） 美德 ●美德永不老（英国） ●万事不如美德高（英国） ●美德乃无价之宝（英国） ●心灵美优于黄金之带 ●唯有心灵能使人高贵（法国） ●人生，幸福不是目的，美德才是准绳（美国） ●生命短促，只有美德能将它流传到遥远的后世（英国） ●美貌一去返，美德流芳百世（匈牙利） ●心灵纯洁的人生活充满快乐和喜悦（俄罗斯） ●遵循美德行事，纵使没有增加快乐，也可减轻焦虑（法国） ●失去美德就是失去一切（欧洲） ●即使美德穿着褴褛的衣裳，也应该受到尊敬（德国） ●德如名香，碎之益烈（培根） ●美德既受人赞扬也遭人憎恨，人们纷纷逃离它，因为它总是那样冰冷，而在这个世界上你终究得保持一点儿暖意（狄得罗） ●极端的恶德和极端的美德就像绝对的恶一样肯定要弄死（英国） ●美德是一种违背意志的行为，这也许可以作为美德的定义之一（欧洲） ●由。

38. Replies: Famous Sayings and Poems with the Word 'Beauty' ● Perfection in all things is unattainable, but it is worth pursuing (Ralph Buchanan) ● Beauty is strange; it is something that the artist forges out of the clamor of the world and the distress of his own soul (W. Somerset Maugham) ● To create true beauty, one must possess the skills of a master craftsman (John Dryden) ● It is much happier to sacrifice oneself for beauty than to live for bread (Ralph Waldo Emerson) ● Only those with great talent can recognize and passionately pursue beautiful things (Democritus) ● To pursue beauty without profaning it, this love is justified (Democritus) Virtue ● Virtue never grows old (British) ● Nothing is as great as virtue (British) ● Virtue is an invaluable treasure (British) ● Inner beauty is superior to a golden band ● Only the heart can make a person noble (French) ● Life, happiness is not the goal, virtue is the criterion (American) ● Life is short, only virtue can transmit it to distant posterity (British) ● Beauty is fleeting, but virtue is fragrant for a thousand generations (Hungarian) ● A pure heart leads a life filled with joy and happiness (Russian) ● Acting according to virtue, even if it does not increase happiness, can alleviate anxiety (French) ● Losing virtue is losing everything (European) ● Even if virtue is dressed in rags, it should be respected (German) ● Virtue is like a fragrant scent, the more it is broken, the stronger it becomes (Bacon) ● Virtue is both praised and disliked, people flee from it because it is always so cold, and in this world you must ultimately keep a little warmth (Diderot) ● Extreme vice and extreme virtue are as certain to kill as absolute evil (British) ● Virtue is an act that goes against one's will, which may be one of the definitions of virtue (European) ● By.

39. 9李 贺·屏风曲 蝶栖石竹银交关，水凝绿鸭琉璃钱。水迥六曲抱膏半，将鬟镜上掷金蝉。

39. 9 Li He · Píngfēngqū (Screen Painting Song) Butterflies perch on the stone anemones, silver intertwined, water condenses into green ducks and glassy coins. The water stretches through six winding curves, embracing the half of the precious jade, the braided hair mirror thrown up, casting golden cicadas.

40. 道在五德之上，德为富贵之根。内修清静寡欲无，外修天道气真。

40. The Tao is above the Five Virtues, and Virtue is the root of wealth and honor. Cultivate inner tranquility, moderation, and abstinence; and externally, cultivate the true essence of the Way of Heaven.

41. 参传统思想理论，扬仁爱孝悌精神。精忠爱国，勤俭诚信。

41. Adhere to traditional thoughts and theories, and promote the spirit of benevolence, filial piety, and respect for the elder brothers. Devotion to the country, diligence, thrift, and honesty.

42. 凶恶每战胜一次善良就把自己压缩了一次，因为它宣告了自己的丑恶。善良每败于凶恶一次，就把自己弘扬了一次，因为它宣扬了自己的光明。王蒙

42. Every time the evil triumphs over the good, it compresses itself, for it proclaims its ugliness. Every time the good is defeated by the evil, it promotes itself, for it宣扬了自己的光明. Wang Meng

43. 译文：新鲜的想法源源不断的涌来用之不竭，像东风里花柳争换得形色簇新。

43. Translation: Fresh ideas keep flowing in an endless stream, as inexhaustible as the blossoming willows and willows in the east wind, competing to display their new forms and colors.

44. 福特惊讶地说：“董事长，我觉得前几位都比我好，你怎么偏偏录用了我呢？”董事长说：“确实前面的几位学历比你高，且仪表堂堂，但是他们眼睛只能看见大事，而看不见小事。你的眼睛不仅看见了小事，而且你的文明行为给我们留下了深刻印象 。”

44. Ford was surprised and said, "Chairman, I feel that the previous few candidates are better than me. Why did you choose me?" The chairman replied, "Indeed, the previous candidates have higher education and a handsome appearance than you, but their eyes can only see big things, not the small ones. Your eyes not only saw the small things, but also your civilized behavior left a deep impression on us."

45. 越是善良的人，越察觉不出别人的居心不良。米列

45. The kinder a person is, the less they can discern the ill intentions of others. — Miley

46. 锄一恶，长十善。《宋史·毕士安传》

46. Eradicating one evil brings forth ten good deeds. ("History of Song" · Bi Shian biography)

47. 醉卧桌头君莫笑，几人能解酒深味？ 8李贺·诰歌 南风吹山作平地，帝遣天吴移海水。王母桃花千遍红，彭祖巫咸几回死。

47. Drunk and lying at the table, don't laugh, how many can understand the deep taste of alcohol? 8 Li He · Gao Ge: The south wind blows the mountains into flat ground, and the emperor sends Tian Wu to move the sea. The peach blossoms of the Queen Mother are red a thousand times, and Peng Zu and Xuanyuan Shi have died several times.

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49. 惩恶而劝善。左丘明

49. Punish evil and encourage good. Zu Qiuming

50. 晓德道而行，懂礼仪而从，善与善而交，善与善相融。秉承人伦之性而勤朴，怀守德善之心而始终。

50. Follow the path of wisdom and propriety, be compliant with etiquette, associate with the virtuous, and blend with the good. Embrace the humanistic nature with diligence and simplicity, and hold the heart of virtue and goodness throughout one's life.

51. 行善比作恶明智；温和比暴戾安全；理智比疯狂适宜。罗·勃郎宁

51. Doing good is wiser than doing evil; gentleness is safer than fierceness; reason is more suitable than frenzy. — Robert Browning

52. 3苏 轼·新酿桂酒 捣香筛辣入瓶盆，盎盎春溪带雨浑。收拾小山藏社瓮，招呼明月到芳樽。

52. 3 Su Dongpo's Newly Brewed Osmanthus Wine Crushing fragrant herbs and chilies, pour them into the jar, A full spring stream mixed with rain flows through. Gathered from the small mountain, hidden in the communal jar, Inviting the bright moon to join the fragrant cup.

53. 惆怅隶属于善良；绝无惆怅感的人也许非常不凡，但毕竟非善良之辈。刘心武

53. Melancholy belongs to goodness; a person who has no sense of melancholy may be very extraordinary, but they are ultimately not of good character. -- Liu Xinwu

54. 善的源泉是在内心，如果你挖掘，它将汩汩地涌出。奥勒利乌斯

54. The source of goodness is within the heart; if you dig, it will gush forth. Aurelius

55. 这几个事例给我们讲述了一个很浅显的道理：知礼讲德并不难，难就难在你有没有社会责任感、能不能看见身边的小事、能不能弯一下腰，知礼讲德其实是举手之劳的。明德知礼的演讲稿。

55. These examples tell us a very simple truth: It's not difficult to be polite and cultivate virtue; the difficulty lies in whether you have a sense of social responsibility, whether you can see the small things around you, and whether you can bend down a little. Being polite and cultivating virtue is actually as easy as lifting a hand. Speech稿 on cultivating virtue and understanding propriety.

56. 圣人行于道，天子行于明，君子行于仪，世人行于德。

56. The sage walks on the path, the Son of Heaven walks in brightness, the gentleman walks in propriety, and the common people walk in virtue.

57. 吾闻马周昔作新丰客，天荒地老天人识。空将笺上两行书，直犯龙颜请恩泽。

57. I have heard that Ma Zhou once served as a guest in Xin Feng, a place known for its ancient and timeless beauty, recognized by both heaven and earth. With nothing but two lines of words on a paper, he directly dared to ask for grace and favor from the emperor.

58. 行善必须努力，然而，抑制恶更须努力。苏联

58. Doing good must be done with effort, but it is even more necessary to suppress evil. Soviet Union.

59. 善良人在追求中纵然迷惘，却终将意识到有一条正途。《浮士德》

59. The kind-hearted, even though they may be confused in their pursuit, will eventually realize that there is a right path. -- From "Faust"

60. 夜色迷离，灯火阑珊，归家的小车川流不息，“黑夜给了我黑色的眼睛让我能寻找到光明，但却没能给我安全走过斑马线的自由心情”，因为没有哪位车主留意到斑马线两侧要过马路的一位大爷、一位姑娘己等候很长时间，更没有哪位车主会为同样要归家的他们停下匆匆疾驶的车轮而礼让他们过马路。在钢筋铁骨的车流面前，那一对要过马路的柔弱母子、那手拉手的三口之家、那位刚放学的孩童、那位腿脚不便的大爷、那赶着上班的姑娘小伙，他们望着滚滚不息车流无奈而又无助的身影何尝又不是我们每个人自身的缩影？。

60. Amid the enchanting night, the dimmed lights and the steady stream of cars returning home, "The night gave me black eyes, allowing me to find light, but it didn't give me the freedom to cross the zebra crossing safely," because no driver paid attention to the elderly man and the young woman waiting for a long time to cross the street on both sides of the zebra crossing, nor would any driver stop their hurriedly speeding vehicles to allow them to cross. In the face of the steel and iron of the flowing stream of cars, the fragile mother and child about to cross the street, the family of three holding hands, the schoolchild just released, the elderly man with limited mobility, and the young man and woman rushing to work – their无奈而又无助 figures, watching the ceaseless flow of cars, are they not a reflection of ourselves?

61. 人是按美的规律造形的（马克思） 人不应该像走兽一样活着，应当追求知识和美德（但丁） 美是不凭借概念而普遍让人愉快的（康德） 人应当一切都美包括容貌、服装、心灵和思想（契诃夫） 美是到处都有的，只有真诚和富有感情的人才能发现它（罗丹） 只有美的交流，才能使社会团结，因为它关系到一切人都共同的东西（席勒） 美的形象是丰富多彩的，而美也是到处出现的人类本性中就有普遍的爱美的要求（黑格尔） 人的外表的优美和纯洁，应当是他内心的优美和纯洁的表现（别林斯基） 青春是一个普通的名称，它是幸福美好的，但它也充满着艰苦的磨炼（高乐基） 赋予我一个美好的灵魂，我的外表也将一同美丽 启发我并永远使我充满生活乐趣的理想是真、善、美 我对于事业的抱负和理想，是以“真”为开始，“善”为历程，“美”为最终目标的 凡配称为理想的事物；就必带有善美的本质 羞怯是大自然的某种秘密，用来抑制放纵的欲望；它顺乎自然的召唤，却永远同善、德行和谐一致 ●美貌开始是令人倾心的，但在家里放三天后，谁还会再瞅它一眼呢？（肖伯纳）●富有生机就是美（威·布来克） ●端庄即至美，严肃乃极乐（威·沃森） ●如果不保持一定程度的陌生感，就不会有出类拔萃的美（培根） ●不能说凡是合理的都是美的，但凡是美的确实都是合理的（德国） ●扬帆的航船，全副武装的男人和腹部隆起的孕妇，是世上最美的三种景象（詹·豪厄尔） ●一切精美的东西都有其深沉的内涵（约瑟夫·鲁） ●美的文词就是思想的光辉（朗吉弩斯） ●唯有不要我们操心的事物才是美好的（王尔德） ●美，什么是美？在人生每一个有趣的方面都有大量的美然而，美既不能充饥，也不能养家糊口（马·埃利奥特） ●美有三个要素：第一是一种完整或完美，凡是不完整的东西就是丑的；其次是适当的比例或和谐；第三是鲜明，所以鲜明的颜色是公认为美的（托·阿奎那） ●美本身必须是真的（德国） ●失去了真，同时也就失去了美（苏联） ●富于美之中的真要比真本身更高尚深奥（法朗士） ●美就是真，真就是美（济慈） ●美与真是一回事，这就是说美本身必须是真的（黑格尔） ●美具有引人向善的作用和力量（柏拉图） ●至善方能至美（拉丁语） ●美是善的标准语汇中的一部分（爱略特） ●美是善的另一种形式（彼翁） ●我一向认为，只有把善付诸行动才称得上是美的（卢梭） ●善较之美价值更高（阿尔拉） ●美高于善，善胜过丑（王尔德） ●假如认为美就是善，那是多么离奇的幻想啊！（托尔斯泰） ●美是一种善，其所以引起快感正因为它是善（亚里士多德） ●地球上一切美丽的东西都来源于太阳，而一切美好的东西都来源于人（普利什文） ●你以为美与善是截然不同的两回事吗？你不知道凡是从某个观点看来是美的东西，从这同一以观点看来也就是善的吗？（苏格拉底） ●美是上帝的微笑，音乐是上帝的声音（罗·安·约翰逊） ●美是我们所知道的最完备的东西，它包括了自然的不可企及的神秘目标（罗·布里奇斯） ●美是上帝赐予的礼物（亚里士多德） ●美是一种自然优势（柏拉图） ●美不是人工造就的，而是天生固有的（狄更生） ●美！这是用心灵的眼睛才能看到的东西（儒贝尔） ●在任何大自然中都无法认得美的人，这正表示其人心中有缺陷（德国） ●美会在凝视者的眼睛里（刘·华莱士） ●如果两眼生来为着注视，美就是她存在的原因（爱默生） ●爱美之心，人皆有之 ●人的一切都应该是美丽的：面貌、衣裳、心灵、思想（契诃夫） ●从我们心中夺走对美的爱，也就夺走了生活的全部魅力（卢梭） ●花朵衰败的地方，人类没法生活（法国） ●美在已经涉足和尚未涉足的领域中创造着（塞·丹尼尔） 作者： 第一大才女 2007-4-

61. Man is shaped according to the law of beauty (Marx) A man should not live like an animal, but should pursue knowledge and virtue (Dante) Beauty is universally pleasing without relying on concepts (Kant) A man should strive for beauty in all things, including appearance, clothing, soul, and thought (Chekhov) Beauty is everywhere, and only sincere and emotionally rich people can discover it (Rodin) Only through the exchange of beauty can society be united, as it concerns what is common to all (Schiller) The image of beauty is rich and varied, and there is an innate love of beauty in the human nature everywhere (Hegel) The elegance and purity of a person's appearance should be a reflection of their inner elegance and purity (Belinsky) Youth is a common name, it is happy and beautiful, but it is also full of hardships (Gorky) Give me a beautiful soul, and my appearance will also be beautiful. Inspire me and keep me filled with the joy of life forever: the ideal of truth, goodness, and beauty. My ambition and ideal for my career starts with "truth," goes through "goodness," and ends with "beauty" as the ultimate goal. Everything that can be called an ideal must have the essence of goodness and beauty. Shyness is a kind of secret of nature, used to suppress indulgent desires; it follows the call of nature, yet is always harmonious with goodness and virtue. ● Beauty may be charming at first, but after three days at home, who would still take a second glance at it? (George Bernard Shaw) ● Vitality is beauty (William Blake) ● Modesty is the highest beauty, seriousness is the greatest joy (William Watson) ● Without a certain degree of strangeness, there will be no extraordinary beauty (Francis Bacon) ● Not everything that is reasonable is beautiful, but everything that is beautiful is indeed reasonable (Germany) ● Sailing ships, fully armed men, and pregnant women with bulging abdomens are the three most beautiful sights in the world (Jane Howel) ● All exquisite things have deep connotations (Joseph Ruhl) ● Beautiful words are the brilliance of thought (Longinus) ● Only what does not worry us is beautiful (Oscar Wilde) ● Beauty, what is beauty? There is a lot of beauty in every interesting aspect of life, but beauty cannot satisfy hunger or support a family (Marie Elliot) ● Beauty has three elements: first, wholeness or perfection; anything that is not complete is ugly; second, appropriate proportion or harmony; third, distinctiveness, so bright colors are universally considered beautiful (Thomas Aquinas) ● Beauty itself must be true (Germany) ● When truth is lost, beauty is also lost (Soviet Union) ● The truth that is rich in beauty is more noble and profound (François) ● Beauty is truth, and truth is beauty (John Keats) ● Beauty and truth are one and the same, that is, beauty itself must be true (Hegel) ● Beauty has the power and influence to lead people to do good (Plato) ● The highest good can achieve the highest beauty (Latin) ● Beauty is part of the vocabulary of goodness (T.S. Eliot) ● Beauty is another form of goodness (Peyton) ● I always believe that only when goodness is put into action can it be called beautiful (Rousseau) ● Goodness is more valuable than beauty (Alar) ● Beauty is higher than goodness, and goodness is superior to ugliness (Oscar Wilde) ● If one thinks beauty is goodness, that is a strange illusion! (Leo Tolstoy) ● Beauty is a form of goodness, and it causes pleasure precisely because it is good (Aristotle) ● All beautiful things on Earth come from the sun, and all good things come from people (Prishvin) ● Do you think beauty and goodness are two completely different things? Do you not know that everything that is considered beautiful from one perspective is also considered good from the same perspective? (Socrates) ● Beauty is the smile of God, and music is the voice of God (R.A. Johnson) ● Beauty is the most complete thing we know, including the mysterious goals of nature that are unattainable (R. Bridges) ● Beauty is a gift from God (Aristotle) ● Beauty is a natural advantage (Plato) ● Beauty is not artificially created, but inherently present (Dwight) ● Beauty! This is something that can only be seen with the eyes of the heart (Roussel) ● Anyone who cannot recognize beauty in nature has a defect in their heart (Germany) ● Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder (Lew Wallace) ● If the eyes are born to gaze, beauty is the reason for her existence (Emerson) ● The love of beauty is inherent in all people ● Everything about a person should be beautiful: face, clothing, soul, thought (Chekhov) ● Taking away the love of beauty from our hearts takes away all the charm of life (Rousseau) ● Where flowers wither, humans cannot live (France) ● Beauty is creating in both the fields that have been touched and those that have not been touched (Cecil Daniel) Author: The First Great Lady 2007-4

62. 我们中华民族是一个有着五千年历史的文明古国，是一个温文尔雅，落落大方，谦恭礼让的礼仪之邦。华夏儿女的举手投足、音容笑貌，都体现民族气质与素养。

62. Our Chinese nation is an ancient civilization with a history of five thousand years, a land of gentility, elegance, and courteousness. The gestures and expressions, the voice and countenance of the children of the Chinese nation all reflect the national temperament and cultivation.

63. 如果一切皆善，就一切皆美。《托尔斯泰作品研究》

63. If all is good, all is beautiful. "Research on Tolstoy's Works"

64. 5秋瑾·对酒 不惜千金买宝刀， 貂裘换酒也堪豪。一腔热血勤珍重，洒去犹能化碧涛。

64. 5 Qiu Jin · To Wine Not to hesitate spending a thousand ounces of gold to buy a treasure sword, Changing the ermine coat for wine is also worthy of pride. With a heart full of passion, I cherish it diligently, Even if spilled, it can still transform into a jade wave.

65. 夜色迷离，灯火阑珊，归家的小车川流不息，“黑夜给了我黑色的眼睛让我能寻找到光明，但却没能给我安全走过斑马线的自由心情”，因为没有哪位车主留意到斑马线两侧要过马路的一位大爷、一位姑娘己等候很长时间，更没有哪位车主会为同样要归家的他们停下匆匆疾驶的车轮而礼让他们过马路。

65. Amid the mysterious night, the dimly lit streets, the little cars streaming home continuously, "The night gave me black eyes so that I could find light, but it didn't give me the freedom to cross the zebra crossing safely," because no driver took notice of the elderly gentleman and the young girl who had been waiting for a long time to cross the street at the zebra crossing on both sides, nor did any driver stop their hurriedly speeding vehicles to let them cross the road, as they too were on their way home.

66. 译文：实在勇敢啊富有战斗力，始终刚强啊没人能侵犯。

66. Translation: Truly brave and full of fighting spirit, always strong and no one can invade.

67. 善良人所固有的善良，这些东西唤起我们一种难以摧毁的希望，希望光明的、人道的生活终将苏生。高尔基

67. The inherent goodness of the virtuous people, these things evoke in us a hope that is hard to destroy, a hope that the bright, humane life will eventually be reborn. Gorky

68. 明德知礼工程读后感作文

69. 《明德知礼演讲稿》明德知礼演讲稿尊敬的各位老师，亲爱的同学们：大家好！我是来自xxx班的xxx，今天我演讲的题目是《将知礼讲德进行到底》。

68. After-reading Essay of the "Mingde Zhili Project" 69. "Mingde Zhili Speech" Mingde Zhili Speech Esteemed teachers, beloved classmates: Good morning! I am xxx from Class xxx, and today I am giving a speech on the topic of "Carrying Forward the Practice of Mingde and Zhili (Knowledge of Rites and Morality) to the End."

70. 无伐善，无施劳。孔子

70. Do not take credit for what is good, do not impose toil on others. Confucius.

71. 关于明德知礼的古诗

72. 圣人行于道，天子行于明，君子行于仪，世人行于德。

71. A classical poem about virtue and propriety. 72. Sages walk the path, emperors walk in brightness, gentlemen walk in propriety, and people walk in virtue.

73. 6宗臣过采石怀李白 阊阖天门夜不关，酒星何事谪人间？为君五斗金茎露，醉杀江南千万山。 7醉酒歌 酒不醉人人自醉，千杯饮尽刘伶愧。

73. 6 Cao Zhi's Poem Remembering Li Bai at Shizishan The gates of heaven are always open at night, why does the wine star descend to the human world? For you, I drink five bowls of golden stem dew, drunk to the point of killing the ten thousand mountains of Jiangnan. 7 Drunken Song The wine doesn't make people drunk; it's the people who get drunk on their own. Drinking a thousand cups, even Liu Ling would feel ashamed.

74. 向爱而生今天，请允许我在这里平静地朗诵印度诗人泰戈尔的几句美得令人颤抖的诗句：“妈妈，你想要大如秋天雨点的珍珠吗？我将到珍珠岛的海岸去，在那里的晨曦中，珍珠在草地、花朵上颤抖，落地草地上，被狂野的海浪一把一把地洒在沙滩上。”赤子之爱可以无所畏惧，哪怕天涯海角，只为反哺之情。

74. Born out of Love Today, please allow me to quietly recite a few beautiful and trembling lines by the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore: "Mother, do you want pearls as big as autumn raindrops? I will go to the coast of the Pearl Island, where, in the early morning glow, pearls tremble on the grass, on the flowers, and on the ground, they are scattered on the beach by wild waves, handful by handful." The love of a child can be fearless, even to the ends of the earth, just for the gratitude to nurture.

75. 战国·孟轲《孟子》尽心篇。人穷的时候不丧失道德的标准，而发达的时候也不可以背弃自己做人的原则。

75. During the Warring States period, Meng Ke from the book "Mencius" in the chapter "Wholeheartedness". When a person is poor, they should not lose their moral standards, and when they are prosperous, they should not abandon the principles of how they live as a person.

76. 善不是一种学问，而是一种行为。罗曼·罗兰

76. Goodness is not a science, it is a practice. - Romain Rolland

77. 青毛骢马参差钱，娇春杨柳含细烟。筝人劝我金屈疤，神血末凝身问谁。

77. The chestnut horse with stripes, delicate willows in spring embrace thin mist. The zither player persuade me with golden curved nail, the divine blood has not yet solidified, to whom should my body inquire?

78. 行善的人应该觉得自己快乐才对。罗曼·罗兰

78. The person who does good should feel happy about it. — Romain Rolland

79. 神嗔神喜师更颜，送神万骑还青山。 14李 贺·时张初效潞幕 长鬣张郎三十八，天遣裁诗花作骨。

79. The divine wrath and joy change the teacher's face, as the gods are sent back to the green mountains with ten thousand horses. 14 Li He's "When Zhang Chujiao First Served the Luhan Court" – Long-haired Zhang Lang, at thirty-eight, is destined to craft poems with flowers as bones.

80. 善良的心地，就是黄金。莎士比亚

80. A kind heart is gold. - Shakespeare

81. 德比于上，欲比于下。 ——西晋初年文学家、思想家 傅玄

81. To compare oneself with the elite, yet to desire to be like the common people. —— Fu Xuan, a litterateur and thinker of the early Western Jin Dynasty.

82. 译文：看见芙蓉在濛濛细雨中摇摆不止，劝徐守停止说喝满杯酒的话了。进一步问酒席前的东坡醉官，明年，芙蓉花开时，我们再为谁来敬一杯？

82. Translation: Seeing the lotus swaying ceaselessly in the drizzle, he advised Xu Shou to stop talking about filling a full cup of wine. He further asked the drunken official Dongpo at the banquet, when the lotus blooms next year, for whom shall we raise a toast?

83. 道德活动既受政府长官支配，又受良心的制约。——洛克

83. Moral activity is both governed by the ruler and constrained by conscience. — Locke

84. 道德和才艺是远胜于富贵的资产，堕落的子孙可以把贵显的门第败坏，把巨富的财产荡毁，可是道德和才艺，却可以使一个凡人成为不配的神明。——莎士比亚

84. Morality and talent are far superior assets to wealth and status. Degenerate descendants can bring down a noble and distinguished lineage and destroy the vast wealth of the rich, but morality and talent can elevate an ordinary person to the level of a divine being not worthy of it. — William Shakespeare