1. 人的错误是对于他的成长不可缺少的东西。（德国）

1. Human errors are an indispensable part of his growth. (Germany)

2. 有的人不犯错误，那是因为他从来不去做任何值得做的事情。（德国）

2. Some people do not make mistakes because they never do anything worth doing. (Germany)

3. 什么也不知道的人，什么错误也不会犯。（希腊）

3. He who knows nothing, makes no mistakes. (Greek)

4. 即使是绝顶聪明的人，也难免有差错。（苏联）

4. Even the most brilliant person is bound to make mistakes. (Soviet Union)

5. 每一个人都不可能没有错误，只有蠢家伙才会一错再错。（意大利）

5. No one can be without mistakes; only a fool keeps making the same mistake over and over. (Italian)

6. 人不怕迷失方向，只要回头就可以原谅。（苏联）

6. People are not afraid of getting lost as long as they can turn back and be forgiven. (Soviet Union)

7. 沟通水渠可以成江湖，改邪归正可以成新人。（蒙古）

7. Communication channels can become rivers and lakes, and turning away from evil can become a new person. (Mongolian)

8. 一个人不为自己的过失感到羞耻，将一错再错。（法国）

8. If a person does not feel ashamed of their faults, they will make the same mistakes over and over again. (France)

9. 最大的错误就是认为自己从来不犯错误。（英国）

9. The greatest mistake is to believe that you never make mistakes. (British)

10. 人所以犯错误，不是因为他不懂，而是因为他自以为什么都懂。（英国）

10. People make mistakes not because they do not know, but because they think they know everything. (Britain)

11. 十大九不输。 一寸不牢，万丈无用。

11. Nine out of ten don't lose. If one inch is not firm, ten thousand feet are useless.

12. 有千斤的臂力，却不能把一片树叶扔过河岸。（维吾尔族）

12. With arms as strong as ten thousand catties, yet he cannot toss a single leaf over the riverbank. (Uyghur)

13. 大刀可以砍下头颅，却砍不断一根细发。（柯尔克孜族）

13. The great sword can chop off a head, but it cannot cut a single slender hair. (Kirgiz)

14. 人不在小，要有本事；山不在高低，要有景致。

14. It's not the size of a person that matters, but the ability they possess; it's not the height of a mountain that counts, but the scenery it offers.

15. 小事是大事的根。 海水只怕一滴漏。

15. Little things are the roots of big things. The sea fears a drop of leakage.

16. 橹樯虽大随人转 ，秤锤虽小压千斤。

16. The sails are large yet turn with the will of the person; the weight is small yet can bear a thousand jin.

17. 一根绣花针虽小，却能绣出美丽的图案；一口漏锅虽大，却煮不出喷香的米饭。（僳僳族）

17. A single embroidery needle, though small, can weave beautiful patterns; a large pot with a hole, however, cannot cook fragrant rice. (Lisu people)

18. 石头虽小能砸烂罐，火种虽小能烧掉群山。（蒙古族）

18. Even a small stone can smash a pot, and even a small spark can burn a mountain range. (Mongolian)

19. 钢再贵，也比不上金子；头发再粗也比不过大腿。

19. No matter how expensive the steel, it is not as valuable as gold; no matter how thick the hair, it is not as strong as the thigh.

20. 如果总是勒紧缰绳，最驯服的马也会踢人。（高山族）

20. If a horse is always kept on a tight rein, even the most docile horse will kick people. (Gaoshan people)

21. 软藤缠死硬树。 朽麻绳熬断铁链条。

21. Soft vines strangle a hard tree. Rotten hemp rope can break an iron chain.

22. 没有比读书更好的娱乐、更持久的满足了。（英国）

22. There is no better pastime than reading, nor any satisfaction that is more enduring. (England)

23. 读书对于智慧，就象体操对于身体一样。（英国）

23. Reading is to wisdom what exercise is to the body. (United Kingdom)

24. 第一次读到一本好书，就象找到了一个好朋友；再一次读这本好书，就象和朋友重逢。（法国）

24. The first time you read a good book is like finding a good friend; reading the same good book again is like meeting a friend after a reunion. (France)

25. 不好的书也象不好的朋友一样，可能会把你伤害。（英国）

25. Bad books are like bad friends, they may also hurt you. (United Kingdom)

26. 把一页书好好地消化，胜过匆匆地阅读一本书。（英国） 读书不思考，等于吃饭不消化。（英国）

26. Devouring a page of a book thoroughly is better than skimming through an entire book quickly. (British) Reading without thinking is as equivalent to eating without digestion. (British)

27. 没有一本书可以疏忽地阅读而得到益处。（意大利）

27. No book can be read inattentively and still be beneficial. (Italian)

28. 老不舍心 ，少不舍力。

28. The old do not舍不得 the heart, the young do not舍不得 the strength.

29. 不听老人言，吃苦在眼前。 家有老，是个宝。

29. Not heeding the words of the elderly will lead to suffering in the near future. An elderly person at home is a treasure.

30. 家有一老，强似活宝。 家有一老，黄金活宝。

30. Having an elderly person at home is better than having a living treasure. Having an elderly person at home is like having a golden living treasure.

31. 家有一老，犹如一宝，有了疑问，问之便晓。 七十瓦上霜，八十不稀奇。

31. Having an elderly person at home is like having a treasure, and when you have doubts, asking them will clear things up. At seventy years old, frost on the windows is common, and at eighty, it's not surprising.

32. 女大自巧。 拙妇人，巧舌头。

32. A woman grows clever with age. An unskilled woman, a skilled tongue.

33. 春耕深一寸，可顶一遍粪。 春耕不肯忙，秋后脸饿黄。

33. One inch deeper in spring plowing, equals one load of manure. If spring plowing is not done promptly, by autumn the face will be as yellow as hunger.

34. 田里一天走三次不算多，亲戚三年走一次不为疏。

34. Walking in the fields three times a day is not much, and visiting relatives once every three years does not mean being distant.

35. 犁上一层粪。 间苗要早，定苗要小。

35. Spread a layer of manure. Thinning should be done early, and the selected seedlings should be small.

36. 年年防灾，时时防虫。 种前防虫，种后治虫。（湖南）

36. Yearly disaster prevention, hourly pest control. Prevent pests before planting, and treat pests after planting. (Hunan)

37. 谎言不管怎样装饰，终究掩盖不住实事。（古巴）

37. No matter how it is adorned, a lie can never conceal the facts. (Cuba)

38. 谬论用一条腿站着，真理用两条腿走跑。（阿拉伯）

38. Falsehood stands on one leg, while truth walks and runs on two. (Arabic)

39. 谎言是一根浮木，早晚会被冲上岸来。（阿尔巴尼亚）

39. A lie is a piece of flotsam that will sooner or later wash up on shore. (Albania)

40. 真理能办到的，谎言无能为力。（罗马尼亚） 谬误只能从门缝里进来，真理站在门前。（拉丁美洲）

40. Truth can achieve what lies cannot, lies are powerless before truth. (Romania) Error can only enter through a crack in the door, while truth stands at the threshold. (Latin America)

41. 叫人不高兴的真理，胜过叫人高兴的谎言。（阿拉伯）

41. The truth that offends is better than the lie that pleases. (Arabic)

42. 真理永远压过谎言，就象油永远在水面上一样。（拉丁美洲）

42. Truth always triumphs over lies, just as oil always stays on the surface of water. (Latin America)

43. 美是真理的光辉，美的阴影就是谎言。（苏联）

43. Beauty is the brilliance of truth, and the shadow of beauty is deception. (Soviet Union)

44. 真理即使带来损害，也胜过谎言带来的欢乐。（阿拉伯）

44. Truth, even if it brings harm, is better than the joy brought by a lie. (Arabic)

45. 生命不可能从谎言中开出灿烂的鲜花。（德国）

45. Life cannot bloom into brilliant flowers from lies. (Germany)

46. 一个没有远大理想的人，就象一部没有马达的机床。

46. A person without great ideals is like a machine tool without a motor.

47. 大海的浪花靠轻风吹起，生活的浪花靠理想鼓起。

47. The foam of the sea is stirred by a gentle breeze, and the foam of life is stirred by ideals.

48. 高尚的理想并不因为默默无声而失去价值；自私的追求不因为大叫大嚷而而伟大起来。

48. Noble ideals do not lose their value because they remain silent; selfish pursuits do not become great because of loud shouting.

49. 没有福气的人好吃，没有理想的人好睡。（蒙古族）

49. People without good fortune are fond of eating, and people without ideals are good at sleeping. (Mongolian)

50. 一个没有远大理想的人，就象一只没有翅膀的鸟。

50. A person without grand ideals is like a bird without wings.

51. 不爱护牲口，倒愿意吃肥肉；不爱惜乳牛，倒愿意吃奶油。（鄂温克族）

51. Not caring for livestock, yet prefers to eat fatty meat; not cherishing dairy cows, yet prefers to eat butter. (Ewenki people)