1. 出自：元·无名氏《朱砂担》第四折：“你今日恶贯满盈，有何理说。”

1. Source: Yuan Dynasty, Anonymity, Act Four of "Zhu Sha Dan": "You have committed all your evil today, what do you have to say?"

2. ○吕新吾云：“世人喜言无好人，此孟浪语也。推原其病，皆从不忠不恕所致，自家便是个不好人，更何暇责备他人乎？”

2. Lu Xinwu said: "People like to say that there are no good people in the world, which is a reckless remark. If we trace the root of this problem, it all stems from a lack of loyalty and forgiveness. If one oneself is not a good person, how can one have the leisure to blame others?"

3. 据清朝编辑《德育古鉴》一书中记载，“日行一善”这个成语出自于哲宗元祐三年任兵器监主簿的葛繁，葛繁坚持每天做好事，后来官至太守。有人请教他如何“日行一善”，他说：“比如这里有条板凳，倒了碍人走路，就弯腰把它扶正放好，即是一善。”

3. According to the records in the Qing Dynasty compiled book "The Mirror of Moral Education," the idiom "Do a good deed every day" originated from Ge Fan, who served as the director of the weapons supervision in the third year of Emperor Zhezong's Yuanyou era. Ge Fan persisted in doing good deeds every day and later became a prefect. When someone asked him how to "do a good deed every day," he said, "For instance, if there is a broken stool here, which obstructs people's walking, you can just bend over and straighten it up, placing it properly, which is a good deed."

4. 善行自恒久中彰，仁德自隐忍中大。

4. Good deeds shine through the eternal, and benevolence is manifest in great forbearance.

5. 41庙堂之上，以养正气为先;举家之内，以养善德为本。

5. At the court, the priority is to cultivate virtuous energy; within the family, the foundation is to nurture benevolent virtues.

6. ○凡一事而关人终身，纵确见实闻，不可着口。凡一语而伤我长厚，虽闲谈戏谑，慎勿形言。结怨仇，招祸害，伤阴骘，皆由于此。

6. ○Regarding any matter that concerns a person's entire life, even if it is indeed seen and heard, one should not speak about it. Regarding any word that injures my long-term and considerate nature, even in casual conversation or playful banter, one should be cautious and not express it. Accumulating resentment, inviting misfortune, and harming one's reputation all arise from this.

7. 一善染心，万劫不朽。百灯旷照，千里通明。——南北朝·萧纲

7. A single good thought can make the heart indestructible for a thousand eons. A hundred lamps can illuminate the vastness, making it clear for thousands of miles. — Southern and Northern Dynasties · Xiao Gang

8. 五谷杂粮日日吃方养人，嘉言善行日日积方涵德。

8. Eating a variety of grains and cereals every day is beneficial to one's health, and accumulating good words and deeds every day is conducive to cultivating one's virtue.

9. 善乃万德之源，孝是百善之首。

9. Goodness is the source of all virtues, and filial piety is the paramount of all good deeds.

10. 善良既是历史中稀有的珍珠，善良的人便几乎优于伟大的人。——雨果

10. Kindness is a rare pearl in history, and kind people are almost superior to great people. - Hugo

11. 善者，吾善之；不善者，吾亦善之。德善。——《老子》

11. I am good to the good; I am also good to the bad. It is virtue that is good. ——Laozi

12. 国君诸侯之不可以不执善承嗣辅佐也。——《墨子》

12. It is imperative for the king and feudal lords to uphold virtue and assist in succession and support. — From Mozi

13. 人格成熟的重要标志：宽容、忍让、和善。——戴尔·卡耐基

13. An important sign of mature personality: tolerance, forbearance, and kindness. — Dale Carnegie

14. 拼音[ jī dé xíng shàn ]

14. Pinyin [jī dé xíng shàn]

15. 育人之道是使行善成为习惯。

15. The way to educate people is to make doing good a habit.

16. 吾日三省吾身；为人谋而不忠乎？与朋友交而不信乎？传不习乎？

16. I examine myself three times a day; Am I unfaithful in planning for others? Am I trustworthy in my dealings with friends? Have I neglected to study the classics?

17. 尽心为善万人扬，有心作恶众人弃。

17. Devoting oneself to doing good, a person gains the praise of ten thousand; having evil intentions, a person is abandoned by all.

18. 人之性也，善恶混，修其善则为善人，修其恶则为恶人。——扬雄

18. The nature of human beings is a mixture of good and evil. Cultivating the good in them makes them good people, while cultivating the evil in them makes them evil people. -- Yang Xiong

19. 善与不善乃福祸之源。

19. Goodness and evil are the sources of fortune and misfortune.

20. ○人褊急，我受之以宽宏。人险仄，我待之以坦荡。

20. ○ People are narrow and impetuous, but I treat them with generosity. People are cunning and sinister, but I deal with them with openness.

21. 君子居其室，出其言，善则千里之外应之。——《易经》

21. A gentleman, while living in his house, speaks from his heart; if his words are good, they will resonate a thousand miles away. —— "The Book of Changes"

22. 有能化善修身正行，积礼义，尊道德，百姓莫不贵敬，莫不亲誉。——《荀子》

22. There is someone who can cultivate virtue, improve oneself, and conduct oneself correctly; they accumulate propriety and righteousness, respect morality, and the people hold them in high regard and honor them. — From Xunzi

23. ○小人乐闻君子之过，君子耻闻小人之恶。此存心厚薄之分，故人品因之而别。

23. ○ The mean person takes pleasure in hearing about the faults of the nobleman, while the nobleman is ashamed to hear about the vices of the mean person. This distinction lies in the thickness or thinness of their hearts, and thus the character of a person is differentiated accordingly.

24. 善恶的区别，在于行为的本身，不在于地位的有无。——莎士比亚

24. The distinction between good and evil lies in the act itself, not in the presence or absence of status. - Shakespeare

25. 善，即修身律己，即心想他人。

25. Goodness, which means cultivating oneself and governing one's own conduct, is also about thinking of others.

26. 先天下之先为善，乃智者也。

26. To do good before others is the act of a wise person.

27. 尽心为善，法无定法。

27. Devote yourself to doing good, and there is no fixed method to it.

28. 恶意和仁慈都是放大镜，但前者的放大倍数更大。——哈利法克斯

28. Malice and benevolence are both magnifying glasses, but the former has a greater magnification factor. — Halifax

29. 待善人宜宽，待恶人当严，待庸众之人宜宽严互存。——（明）洪应明《菜根谭》

29. Be lenient with the good, strict with the wicked, and a mixture of leniency and strictness with the common folk. — (Ming Dynasty) Hong Yingming, "Tao Te Ching of the Vegetable Root"

30. 54育人之道无非鼓励孩童心生善念、眼观善人、口读善文、耳听善行、身做善事。

30. The way of nurturing individuals is nothing but to encourage children to cultivate good thoughts, observe virtuous people, read virtuous literature, listen to virtuous deeds, and perform virtuous actions.

31. 57处草野之日，小善若是持久而行，即是大善;居庙堂之日，小善若是尽心而为，即是大善。

31. On the 57th day of the grasslands, if small good deeds are persistent and carried out, they become great good; on the days in the temple hall, if small good deeds are performed with all one's heart, they also become great good.

32. ○林退斋临终，子孙环跪请训。曰：“无他言，尔等只要学吃亏。”

32. ○ Lin Tuizhai, on the verge of death, his descendants surrounded him, kneeling and requesting his final words. He said, "There is no other word, you all just need to learn to endure losses."

33. 天子为善，天能赏之。天子为暴，天能罚之。——《墨子》

33. If the Son of Heaven does good, heaven can reward him. If the Son of Heaven is violent, heaven can punish him. — Mozi

34. 上士忘善，中士行善，下士伪善。

34. The superior man forgets his own goodness, the middling man practices goodness, and the inferior man pretends to goodness.

35. ○处难处之事愈宜宽，处难处之人愈宜厚，处至急之事愈宜缓。

35. The more difficult a situation is, the more lenient you should be; the more difficult a person is to deal with, the more generous you should be; and the more urgent a matter is, the more patient you should be.

36. 积小善成大福，积小恶成大祸。

36. Accumulate small virtues to achieve great blessings, and accumulate small vices to bring about great disasters.

37. 55善，厚德也，过善者怀伪;谦，美德也，过谦者怀诈;默，懿德也，过默者藏奸。

37. 55. Goodness is a virtue, but excessive goodness may conceal insincerity; modesty is a noble trait, but excessive modesty may hide deception; silence is a commendable quality, but excessive silence may conceal cunning.

38. 择善者而从之，美自归己。——（北宋）司马光《资治通鉴》

38. Follow the good and let beauty come to oneself. —— (Northern Song Dynasty) Sima Guang, "Zizhi Tongjian"

39. 善良与品德兼备，犹如宝石之于金属，两者互为衬托，益增光彩。——萧伯纳

39. Kindness and virtue complement each other, like gems to metal, enhancing each other's luster.—George Bernard Shaw

40. ○吕新吾云：“愧之则小人可使为君子，激之则君子可使为小人。”

40. Lu Xinwu said, "If one feels ashamed, even a small person can become a gentleman; if one is stirred up, even a gentleman can become a small person."

41. 感人肺腑的人类善良的暖流，能医治心灵和肉体的创伤。——罗佐夫

41. The heartfelt warmth of human kindness, which can heal the wounds of the soul and the body. — Rozov

42. 行善一生，安详一生。

42. A life of doing good, a life of peace and tranquility.

43. 幼时不择善人教之，使至于为逆。——（北宋）司马光《资治通鉴》

43. If, during childhood, a person is not taught to distinguish between good and bad, they may eventually become rebellious. — (Northern Song Dynasty) Sima Guang, "Zizhi Tongjian"