1. 信用出黄金，因为黄金比信用易得 英国

1. Credit yields gold, as gold is easier to obtain than credit in the UK.

2. 诚实是人生的命脉，是一切价值的根基。

2. Honesty is the lifeline of life, the foundation of all values.

3. 失掉信用的人，在这个世界上已经死了。——哈伯特

3. A person who has lost credit is already dead in this world. - Habbott

4. 内不欺己，外不欺人，上不欺天，君子所以慎独。

4. Not deceiving oneself within, not deceiving others without, not deceiving heaven above, this is why a gentleman is cautious in solitude.

5. 出处：《史记·季布栾列传》：“曹丘至，即揖季布曰：‘楚人谚曰：“得黄金百，不如得季布一诺。”足下何以得此声于梁楚之间哉？’”

5. Source: Records of the Grand Historian·Biographies of Ji Bu and Luan: "When Cao Qiu arrived, he bowed to Ji Bu and said, 'There is a proverb among the people of Chu: "It is better to have Ji Bu's promise than a hundred ounces of gold." How did you gain such a reputation between Liang and Chu?"'

6. 竭诚相待 开诚相见 开心见诚 传守不渝

6. Treat each other with sincerity, show openness, be cheerful and honest, and adhere to tradition without wavering.

7. 我要求别人诚实，我自己就得诚实。

7. If I demand honesty from others, I myself must be honest.

8. 自古皆有死，民无信不立。——孔丘《论语 · 颜渊》译文：如果老百姓对统治者不信任，那么这个国家就不能存在下去了。

8. Since ancient times, all men must die; without the trust of the people, a state cannot stand. — Confucius, "Analects · Yan Yuan" Translation: If the people do not trust their rulers, then the country cannot continue to exist.

9. 王勃 君有奇才我不贫。 -（清）郑板桥 海内存知已，天涯若比邻 。

9. Wang Bo: "Your extraordinary talent makes me not feel poor." - (Qing Dynasty) Zheng Banqiao: "In the world, there are friends known; at the ends of the earth, they are as close as neighbors."

10. -《抱朴子交际》君子淡如水，岁久情愈真。小人口如蜜，转眼如仇人。

10. - "Baopuzi Jiaojie" (The Gentleman's Interaction) A gentleman is as light as water, and the longer the years, the truer the affection. A small person's words are as sweet as honey, but they turn into enemies in an instant.

11. 失足，你可以马上恢复站立；失信，你也许永难挽回。 ——（美）富兰克林

11. When you fall, you can immediately get back up; but when you lose trust, you may never regain it. ——(U.S.) Franklin

12. 欺人只能一时，而诚信都是长久之策。 ——约翰·雷

12. Deceiving others can only last for a moment, but honesty is a long-term strategy. ——John Ray

13. -（晋）陆机 丈夫结交须结贫，贫者结交交始亲。 -（唐）高适 落地为兄弟，何必骨肉亲。

13. - (Jin) Lu Ji: A man should make friends with the poor, for it is with the poor that one's friendship becomes close. - (Tang) Gao Shi: If one becomes brothers by chance, why should one need to be related by blood?

14. 信守承诺，主动承担且从不抱怨，谦虚而真诚，常常给人如沐春风的踏实感。

14. Keeping promises, taking initiative without complaining, modest and sincere, they often give people a sense of stability like being bathed in spring breeze.

15. 没有诚实何来尊严。 ——西塞罗

15. Without honesty, there can be no dignity. ——Cicero

16. -（明）冯梦龙 少年乐相知，衰暮思 故友。 -（唐）韩愈 一贵一贱交情见。

16. - (Ming Dynasty) Feng Menglong: In youth, we take joy in knowing each other, in old age, we miss our old friends. - (Tang Dynasty) Han Yu: The friendship is revealed in a rise and a fall.

17. 唐·李白《梦游天姥吟留别》不愿俯首低眉侍奉权贵而使自己曲心抑志，郁郁寡欢。——李白

17. Tang Li Bai's "Dream Journey to Tianmu and Farewell Song" — Does not wish to bow and kowtow, serving the powerful, thus bending his heart and suppressing his spirit, feeling melancholic and joyless. — Li Bai

18. -《战国策》夫大寒至，霜雪降，然后知松柏之茂也。 -《淮南子》以权利合者，权力尽而交疏。

18. - "The Warring States Strategies" says: When the great cold arrives and frost and snow fall, then one knows the robustness of pine and cypress trees. - "Huai Nan Zi" says: Those who unite with power and interest, when the power is exhausted, their relationship becomes distant.

19. 一两重的真诚，其值等于一吨重的聪明。——德国谚语

19. A bit of sincerity is worth a ton of cleverness. - German Proverb

20. 劳苦之事则争先，饶乐之事则能让，端悫诚信，拘守而详，横行天下，虽困四夷，人莫不任。

20. They take the lead in doing laborious tasks and give way in enjoyable ones. They are honest and sincere, strict and meticulous. They can roam the world freely, even in the face of difficulties among the four corners of the earth, and no one dares to challenge them.

21. 老老实实最能打动人心。 ———莎士比亚

21. The honest truth can move the heart most deeply. ———Shakespeare

22. 宋·普济《五灯会元》第4卷负：违背。惭：惭愧。不做对不起别人的事，就不会有惭愧之感。——普济

22. Song Puji, in his "Wudeng Huiyuan" (The Original Meaning of the Five Lamps), Volume 4: "违背" means "to violate." "惭" means "ashamed." Not doing anything wrong to others will prevent the feeling of shame. — Puji

23. 经营诚信，经营人生。

23. Conduct business with integrity, live life with integrity.

24. 信用是最大的资本 英国

24. Credit is the greatest capital in Britain.

25. 真诚是一种心灵的开放。 ——拉罗什富科

25. Sincerity is the opening of the soul. ——La Rochefoucauld

26. 意志薄弱的人，一定不会诚实。

26. People with weak willpower will never be honest.

27. 信用就像一面镜子，只要有了裂缝就不能像原来那样连成一片。 ——（瑞士）阿米尔

27. Credit is like a mirror, once there is a crack, it can no longer be as whole as before. ——(Switzerland) Amil

28. 对人以诚信，人不欺我；对事以诚信，事无不成。

28. Be honest to people, and they will not deceive me; be honest in handling matters, and no task will be unaccomplished.

29. 宋庆龄有一次与一所小学约定去看望小学生，可是到了约定日期，天下起了大雨，同学们都以为宋庆龄奶奶不能来了，但宋庆龄依然冒雨前去赴约，这让同学们很感动

29. Once, Soong Ching-ling had an appointment to visit a primary school and meet with the students. However, on the agreed date, it started to rain heavily. The students all thought that Grandmother Soong Ching-ling would not be able to come, but she still braved the rain to keep her appointment, which deeply moved the students.

30. 闪光的东西，并不都是金子；动听的语言，并不都是好话。 ——（英）莎士比亚

30. Not all that glitters is gold; not all sweet talk is true. — (English) Shakespeare

31. 坦坦荡荡、踏踏实实，才会赢得更多的机会，路也才会越走越远。

31. Only by being straightforward and solid can one win more opportunities and the path will become longer as one walks along.

32. -（战国）屈原 刎颈之交。 -《汉书诸葛丰传》知音世所稀。

32. - (Warring States period) Qu Yuan, a bosom friend to the end. - From the "Records of the Han Dynasty: The Biography of Zhuge Feng," it is known that true friends are rare in the world.

33. 刻薄不赚钱，忠厚不蚀本。

33. Being stingy doesn't bring in profits, and being honest doesn't lead to a loss.

34. 当信用消失的时候，肉体就没有生命。 ——大仲马

34. When credit disappears, the flesh has no life. — Alexandre Dumas

35. -（唐）孟浩然 朋友切切思思。 -《论语子路》礼尚往来。

35. - (Tang Dynasty) Meng Haoran: A friend's thoughts are intimate and thoughtful. - From the Analects of Confucius, Zilu: Reciprocation is the essence of propriety.

36. 诚实的名言四字词