1. 凡是嫉妒的人都很残酷。（法国作家）雨果

1. All those who are envious are cruel. (French writer) Victor Hugo

2. 像空气一样轻的小事，对于一个嫉妒的人，也会变成天书一样坚强的确证；也许这就可以引起一场是非。（英国戏剧家、诗人）莎士比亚

2. A trifle as light as air, to a jealous person, can become as solid a confirmation as the Book of Heaven; perhaps this is what can provoke a quarrel or a dispute. (British dramatist, poet) Shakespeare

3. 这就是我们为什么那么嫉妒了。对于我们，只有到我们完成了。并且我们准备开始另一部了，我们才喝酒庆祝。是这样的。在实际业绩中的每一件事。就是在划船。日本知名动画导演、动画师及漫画家宫崎骏

3. That's why we are so envious. For us, it's only when we've completed it that we celebrate with drinks. It's like that. Every single thing in the actual achievements is like rowing. Hayao Miyazaki, a renowned Japanese anime director, animator, and manga artist.

4. 生来就具有某些优秀品质的人的可靠标志是生来就没有嫉妒。拉罗什夫科

4. A reliable sign of a person who is born with certain excellent qualities is that they are born without envy. — Larochefix

5. 嫉妒心是荣誉的害虫。要想消灭嫉妒心，最好的办法是表明自己的目的是在求事功而不求名声，并以自己的成功归之于天佑和幸运而不归之于一己的才德或权术。（英国哲学家）培根?>

5. Envy is the pest of honor. The best way to eliminate envy is to make it clear that one's purpose is to seek achievements rather than fame, and to attribute one's success to divine favor and luck rather than to one's own talents or cunning. (British philosopher) Bacon.

6. 微末之人在初升贵显的时候最受嫉妒。（英国哲学家）培根

6. The lowly are most envied at the dawn of their rise to prominence. (British philosopher) Bacon

7. 悲伤和失望引起愤怒，愤怒引起妒忌，妒忌引起恶毒，恶毒又再度引起悲伤，直到完成整个循环。（英国**家）休瑛

7. Sadness and disappointment lead to anger, anger to envy, envy to bitterness, and bitterness once again to sadness, until the entire cycle is completed. (British philosopher) Hugh Ireland.

8. 德行高尚的人们，其德愈增则受人嫉妒之机会愈减。英国文艺复兴时期作家，哲学家培根

8. The virtuous, the higher their virtue, the less opportunity they have to be envied. Bacon, a writer and philosopher of the English Renaissance.

9. 失宠和妒忌曾经使天神堕落。海涅

9. Disfavor and jealousy once led the gods to fall. - Heinrich Heine

10. 骄傲、嫉妒，贪婪是三个火星，它们使人心爆炸。意大利诗人但丁

10. Pride, jealousy, and greed are three sparks that can ignite the heart. Italian poet Dante.

11. 对心胸卑鄙的人来说，他是嫉妒的奴隶；对有学问、有气质的人而言，嫉妒却化为竞争心。波普《论人类》

11. To those of base heart, he is the slave of envy; to those of learning and character, envy is transformed into a spirit of competition. Poper, "On Human Nature."

12. 妒忌是一种感情状态，如悲伤一样，可以归结为是正常的。弗洛伊德：《图腾与禁忌》

12. Envy is a state of emotion, like sadness, that can be attributed to being normal. Freud: "Totem and Taboo"

13. 失宠和嫉妒曾经使天神堕落。德国诗人海涅

13. Disfavor and jealousy once led the gods to their fall. German poet Heinrich Heine

14. 雄心勃勃的人比没有此心的人更有忌妒之心。那些声称自己有智慧的人，也有此感；他们有野心想让人们觉得他们聪明智慧。的确，一般说来，那些追求一切声望的人在这一特殊方面也要忌妒。心胸狭窄的人是会忌妒的，因为一切东西对他们来说都过于伟大了。亚里士多德：《修辞学》

14. Ambitious people are more prone to jealousy than those without ambition. Those who claim to have wisdom also feel this way; they have desires to make others think they are intelligent and wise. Indeed, generally speaking, those who pursue all forms of fame also harbor jealousy in this particular aspect. Narrow-minded people are jealous because everything seems too grand to them. Aristotle: "Rhetoric"

15. 现代社会是竞争的社会，瓜葛的社会。而且，也意味着现代的人，生活在嫉妒的温床中。诧摩武俊：《嫉妒心理学》

15. Modern society is a competitive society, a society of entanglements. Moreover, it also implies that modern people live in an incubator of jealousy. - Jima Takeshi: "The Psychology of Jealousy"

16. 谁都有妒忌自己的人。［波兰］莱蒙特《福地》

16. Everyone has someone who envies them. [Poland] Władysław Reymont, "The Promised Land"

17. 怎样才能是一个妒忌的人？一个妒忌的人是一个忘恩负义的人。他憎恨给他明亮和温暖的火光。（法国作家）雨果

How can one become a jealous person? A jealous person is an ungrateful one. He hates the bright and warm light that has been given to him. (French writer) Hugo

18. 残疾人的成功通常不易招致嫉妒。因为他们有缺陷，使人乐于宽忍他们的成功。也常使潜在的对手忽视了他们的竞争和挑战。英国文艺复兴时期作家，哲学家培根

18. The success of the disabled is often not easy to elicit envy. Because of their defects, people are willing to tolerate their success. It often also makes potential competitors overlook their competition and challenges. This is stated by Bacon, a writer and philosopher of the British Renaissance.

19. 谁妒忌别人，等于承认别人比自己强。［英国］约翰逊《漫步者》

19. To envy others is to admit that they are stronger than oneself. [From Johnson's "The Rambler" in Britain]

20. 因为浮躁与虚荣而想在过多的事业中出人头地的人总是嫉妒心盛的。（英国哲学家）培根

20. Those who wish to stand out in too many ventures due to impatience and vanity are always full of jealousy. (British philosopher) Bacon

21. 当别人前进时，你不能妒忌，当别人妒忌时，你必须前进。佚名

21. When others are advancing, you cannot be envious; when others are envious, you must advance. Anonymous

22. 与其我去妒忌仇敌，毋宁让仇敌妒忌我。［古罗马］普劳图斯《好斗》

22. It is better that I be envied by my enemies than that they envy me. [Ancient Rome] Plautus, "The Fights"

23. 骄傲的人必然嫉妒，他对于那最以德性受人称赞的人便最怀忌恨。荷兰哲学家斯宾诺莎《伦理学》

23. The proud person is bound to be envious, and he harbors the most resentment towards the one who is most highly praised for his virtue. - Spinoza, "Ethics" (Dutch philosopher)

24. 忌妒我的人在不知不觉中颂扬了我。纪伯伦

24. The envious have unknowingly praised me. Kahlil Gibran

25. 在你有权力有名望的时候，卑鄙的人是不敢抬起嫉妒的眼睛看你一眼的；然而，到你一落千丈的时候，显示最大的毒辣的就是他们。俄国作家克雷洛夫《克雷洛夫寓言》

25. When you have power and fame,卑鄙的人是不敢抬起嫉妒的眼睛看你一眼的；however, when you fall from grace, it is they who show the most venom. From the fable "Krylov's Fables" by the Russian writer Krylov.

26. 卑劣的人比不上别人的品德，便会对那人竭力诽谤。忌妒的小人背后诽谤别人的优点，来到那人面前，又会哑口无言。萨迪

26. Base individuals, when they find themselves lacking in virtue compared to others, will make great efforts to slander that person. Jealous small-minded people, behind the backs of others, slander their virtues, but when they come face to face with that person, they are at a loss for words. — Sadi

27. 您要留心嫉妒啊；那是一个绿眼的妖魔，谁做了它的牺牲，就要受它的玩弄。英国文艺复兴时期剧作家，诗人莎士比亚《奥赛罗》

27. Beware of envy; it is a green-eyed monster, and he who becomes its sacrifice must endure its sport. - William Shakespeare, an English playwright and poet of the Renaissance period, in "Othello"

28. 那些把嫉妒和邪恶作为营养的人，见了最好的人也敢去咬一口的。英国文艺复兴时期剧作家，诗人莎士比亚

28. Those who nourish jealousy and evil will dare to bite at the best of people. - William Shakespeare, playwright and poet of the English Renaissance

29. 嫉妒能使亲密的好友翻脸，双方都会受到伤害，可以说，它是一种令人无可奈何的感情，象征着人性的弱点与丑恶的一面。诧摩武俊：《嫉妒心理学》

29. Jealousy can turn close friends against each other, causing harm to both parties. It can be said that it is a feeling that leaves one at a loss, symbolizing the weakness and ugly side of human nature. Ji Mahu Jun: "The Psychology of Jealousy"

30. 我真嫉妒你们能遇到这么牛的老师！牛博网创始人罗永浩

30. I am so envious of you all for being able to meet such a great teacher! Luo Yonghao, the founder of Niu Bao Net.

31. 凡是嫉妒的人都很残酷。法国雨果

31. All envious people are cruel. - Victor Hugo, French

32. 荣誉妒忌成功，而成功却以为自己就是荣誉。让·罗斯唐

32. Envy honors success, but success believes itself to be honor. Jean de La Fontaine

33. 嫉妒，一种迫害的倾向，而且通常包括着疯狂在内。（英国哲学家）罗素

33. Jealousy, a tendency to persecution, and usually includes madness within it. (British philosopher) Russell

34. 嫉妒是一种可耻的感情，人是应当信赖的。俄国作家列夫·托尔斯泰

34. Jealousy is an unworthy emotion; people should be trustworthy. Russian writer Leo Tolstoy.

35. 敦厚温和的性情是产生于自爱，而偏执妒忌的性情是产生于自私。（法国启蒙思想家）卢後

35. A gentle and moderate temperament arises from self-love, while an obsessive and envious temperament arises from selfishness. (French Enlightenment thinker) Rousseau.

36. 您要留心嫉妒啊；那是一个绿眼的妖魔，谁做了它的牺牲，就要受它的玩弄。莎士比亚：《奥赛罗》

36. Beware of envy; it is a green-eyed fiend, and whosoever falls to its sacrifice must endure its sport. - Shakespeare: "Othello"

37. 对付妒忌只有使妒忌者生活得更幸福、更充实，只有在他们年轻时就鼓励他们有集体事业心而不是竞争的思想，舍此之外更无他法。罗素：《为什么我不是基督教徒》

37. The only way to deal with envy is to make the envious person lead a happier and more fulfilling life; only by encouraging them to have a sense of collective purpose rather than competitive thoughts when they are young can we address envy, there is no other way. Russell: "Why I Am Not a Christian"

38. 卑鄙的妒忌在别人高兴时发作，为不能企及绝美的境地而憎恨。詹·汤姆逊：《四季·春》

38.卑鄙的嫉妒在别人高兴时发作，因无法达到绝美的境界而憎恨。詹姆士·汤姆逊：《四季·春》

39. 显示妒忌是对自己的羞辱。［俄国］叶甫图申科《诗集》

39. Showing jealousy is an embarrassment to oneself. [Russia] Yevtušenko, "诗集" (Poems)

40. 嫉妒他人的幸福的人，也往往是将幸福当成了成功。……从其本质上说来，成功容易招致别人的嫉妒。（日本哲学家）三木清

40. People who envy others' happiness often also see happiness as success. ……In essence, success is prone to evoke jealousy from others. (Japanese philosopher) Sanmu Sei

41. 在嫉妒心重的人看来，没有比他人的不幸更能令他快乐，亦没有他人的幸福，更能令他不安。斯宾诺莎

41. To those who are full of jealousy, there is nothing that can bring them greater joy than the misfortunes of others, and nothing that can disturb them more than the happiness of others. Spinoza

42. 一切传闻都是危险的。好的传闻使人受到嫉妒；坏的传闻使人蒙受耻辱。富勒

42. All rumors are dangerous. Good rumors make people envious; bad rumors bring shame upon people. - Fulleer

43. 对人无礼，不是一种恶劣性格的表现，而是多种恶习的集中，如懒散、愚蠢、妒忌、粗心大意、爱慕虚荣、对人缺乏了解而妄加轻视。布鲁雅尔

43. Rudeness to others is not a sign of a bad character but a concentration of various vices, such as laziness, foolishness, jealousy, carelessness, love of vanity, and a lack of understanding leading to undue disdain for others. - Bruyère

44. 自己超过前人是应该的，后人超过自己是必然的，如果看到后人超过自己就生嫉妒念头，那说明他还不懂得历史的法则。潜夫

44. It is natural to surpass one's predecessors, and it is inevitable for later generations to surpass their own. If one feels envious when seeing later generations surpass themselves, it indicates that he still does not understand the laws of history. Quotations from Qian Fu.

45. 妒忌对妒忌者之为害，犹如铁锈之于铁。迪安吉利斯

45. Jealousy is as harmful to the jealous as rust is to iron. Dean Jiles.

46. 在嫉妒心重的人看来，没有比他人的不幸更能令他快乐，亦没有他人的幸福，更能令他不安。荷兰哲学家斯宾诺莎

46. In the eyes of those who are extremely envious, there is nothing that can bring them greater joy than the misfortune of others, and nothing that can cause them greater unease than the happiness of others. - Dutch philosopher Spinoza

47. 那些把嫉妒和邪恶作为营养的人，见了最好的人也敢去咬一口的。莎士比亚

47. Those who feed on jealousy and evil dare to bite even the best of people. - Shakespeare

48. 妒嫉是对别人幸运的一种烦恼。拉尔修《名哲言行录》

48. Jealousy is an unease caused by another's good fortune. From Laertius' "Lives of the Eminent Philosophers."

49. 妒忌者无爱。奥斯丁

49. Envy has no love. - Austen

50. 在爱的关系中，嫉妒是一个有什么地方出了毛病的信号，而不一定是一种坏透了的意念。希尔多瑞奇

50. In the context of love relationships, jealousy is a signal that something is wrong somewhere, not necessarily a terrible thought. Hildebrand

51. 嫉妒是一种恨，这种恨使人对他人的幸福感到痛苦，对他人的灾殃感到快乐。荷兰斯宾诺莎

51. Jealousy is a form of hatred, a hatred that causes pain when one sees others happy and joy when one sees others suffer. - Spinoza of the Netherlands

52. 有嫉妒心的人，自己不能完成伟大的事业，乃尽量去低估他人的伟大，贬抑他人的伟大使之与他人相齐。德国哲学家黑格尔

52. Envy-filled individuals, unable to accomplish great undertakings themselves, endeavor to undervalue the greatness of others, belittle their greatness to make it equal to their own. - German philosopher Hegel

53. 任何一个人，只要他有改善现状的愿望和不愿输给别人的思想，在他一生中嫉妒就会不断发生。日本著名心理学家诧摩武俊《嫉妒心理学》

53. Any person, as long as they have the desire to improve their current situation and the thought of not wanting to lose to others, jealousy will continuously occur throughout their life. From the book "Jealousy Psychology" by the famous Japanese psychologist Tama Toshinobu.

54. 不要让嫉妒的蛇钻进你的心里，这条蛇会腐蚀你的头脑，毁坏你的心灵的。意大利小说家亚米契斯

54. Do not let the serpent of jealousy creep into your heart, for this serpent will corrupt your mind and destroy your soul. - Italian novelist Amicis

55. 嫉妒，实在是不可饶恕的**；不仅如此，它甚至是不幸！俄国作家陀思妥耶夫斯基

55. Envy is truly unforgivable; not only that, it is even misfortune! Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky

56. 一个嫉妒的人就是一个贪婪的人。（法国作家）雨果

56. A jealous person is a greedy person. (French writer Victor Hugo)

57. 忌妒我的人在不知不觉之中颂扬了我。［黎巴］嫩纪伯伦《沙与沫》

57. Those who envy me unknowingly praise me. [Lebanese] Gibran, "The Sand and the Foam"

58. 一般人赞许的往往是平庸人。对于平庸人，人们很乐于济助；对于有才智的人，人们以有所剥夺为快。后者成为忌妒的对象，人们对他毫不原谅；可是为了前者利益，人们不惜一切给以支援，他受人们虚荣心的拥护。法国思想家，法学家孟德斯鸠

58. It is often the mediocrities who are praised by the general public. For the mediocrities, people are very willing to help; for the intellectually gifted, people take pleasure in taking something away from them. The latter become the object of jealousy, and people forgive them nothing; yet for the benefit of the former, people are willing to support them at all costs, as they enjoy the support of the public's vanity. The French thinker and jurist, Montesquieu.

59. 现代社会是竞争的社会，瓜葛的社会。而且，也意味着现代的人，生活在嫉妒的温床中。日本著名心理学家诧摩武俊《嫉妒心理学》

59. Modern society is a competitive and interconnected society. Moreover, it also means that modern people live in an environment fertile for jealousy. (Title of the book: "Jealousy Psychology" by the famous Japanese psychologist, Shimojyu Shigeo)

60. 有了这样激烈的感情，而不一定立刻显现于表面，这就是嫉妒。在引发事端的场合，反而是冰山一角，许多嫉妒都是深藏在人们的心中的，使乌漆乌黑的功能发酵，以歪曲的形态爆炸开来。诧摩武俊：《嫉妒心理学》

60. With such intense emotions, which may not necessarily manifest on the surface at once, this is jealousy. In situations that provoke conflicts, it is often only the tip of the iceberg; many cases of jealousy are deeply hidden in people's hearts, allowing the dark function to ferment and explode in distorted forms. - Tomo Shunsuke: "The Psychology of Jealousy"

61. 好嫉妒的人就像锈腐蚀铁那样，以自身的气质腐蚀自己。希腊哲学家安提斯德内《片断》

61. Jealous people are like rust that corrodes iron, corroding themselves with their own temperament. Greek philosopher Antisthenes, "Fragment."

62. 我们破灭的希望，流产的才能，失败的事业，受了挫折的雄心，往往积聚起来变为嫉妒。法国作家巴尔扎克

62. Our shattered hopes, aborted talents, failed endeavors, and frustrated ambitions often accumulate and transform into jealousy. - By the French writer Balzac.

63. 嫉妒被真正的友谊驱除，调情因真正的爱情消失。（法国作家）拉罗什富科

63. Jealousy is banished by true friendship, flirtation by true love. (French writer) La Rochefoucauld

64. 好嫉妒的人就像锈腐蚀铁那样，以自身的气质腐蚀自己。安提斯德内：《片断》

64. Jealous people are like rust that corrodes iron, corroding themselves with their own temperament. — Antisthenes: "Fragment"

65. 嫉妒是幸运的敌人。（古罗马哲学家）爱比克泰德

65. Jealousy is the enemy of prosperity. (Ancient Roman philosopher) Epictetus

66. 受人妒忌远比受人可怜好。［古希腊］希罗多德《历史》

66. Being envied is far better than being pitied. [Ancient Greece] Herodotus, "The Histories"

67. 怨恨有时还会喘息，妒忌却不会。哈利法克斯

67. Sometimes resentment can take a breath, but jealousy never will. Halifax

68. 真正的友谊能摧毁嫉妒，就如真正的爱情能驱除调情。［法国］拉罗什富科《箴言录》

68. True friendship can destroy jealousy, just as true love can dispel flirtation. [France] La Rochefoucauld, Maxims

69. 人在身处逆境时，适应环境的能力实在惊人。人可以忍受不幸，也可以战胜不幸，因为人有着惊人的潜力，只要立志发挥它，就一定能渡过难关。——卡耐基。

69. The adaptability of a person in adverse situations is truly astonishing. People can endure misfortune and even overcome it, because humans possess incredible potential. As long as one is determined to tap into it, one is sure to get through the tough times. - Carnegie.

70. 当你越来越有能力时，自然会有人看得起你；改变自己，你才有自信，梦想才会慢慢的实现。喷泉之所以漂亮是因为她有了压力；瀑布之所以壮观是因为她没有了退路；水之所以能穿石是因为永远在坚持。

70. As you become increasingly capable, it is natural for people to respect you; change yourself, and you will gain confidence, and your dreams will gradually come true. The beauty of the fountain is because it has pressure; the grandeur of the waterfall is because it has no retreat; and water can wear through rocks because it always persists.

71. 好好去爱，去生活。记住，每天的太阳都是新的，不要辜负了美好的晨光。

71. Love well, live fully. Remember, each day's sun is new, don't waste the beautiful morning light.