1. 失足，你可能马上复站立，失信，你也许永难挽回。——富兰克林

1. A misstep, you may quickly get back up; a loss of trust, you may never regain it. — Franklin

2. To degrees， based on letter; Fair and reasonable， high quality specification; Mutually beneficial cooperation， and seek common development.

2. To degrees, based on letter; Fair and reasonable, high-quality specifications; Mutual beneficial cooperation, and seeking common development.

3. 可终身而守约，不可斯须而失信。——唐·张弧《素履子·履信》

3. It is possible to uphold one's promises throughout one's life, but it is not permissible to betray trust even for a moment. — Tang Dynasty, Zhang Hu's "Su Lu Zi · Lu Xin"

4. It is a sin to， not in the good little. Only good only， can take on others.

4. It is a sin to do so, not in the good little things. Only the good can take on others.

5. Great trouble in without a letter.

5. Great trouble without a letter.

6. All have big brave， otherwise not surprised， a force of no reason and without anger.

6. All are big and brave; otherwise, they would not be surprised, a force without reason and without anger.

7. 诚信是一种心灵的美丽、是一种精神的魅力。

7. Integrity is the beauty of the soul, the charm of the spirit.

8. 天下有大勇者，猝然临之而不惊，不故加之而不怒。

8. There are great heroes in the world who remain calm and unalarmed when suddenly faced with danger, and do not become angry when it is not their fault.

9. 上不信，则无以使下；下不信，则无以事上，信之为道大矣。——吴兢

9. If the superior is not trusted, there is no way to command the subordinates; if the subordinates are not trusted, there is no way to serve the superior. Trust is a great principle. — Wu Jing

10. Person without good faith， like the dog lost the sense of smell.

10. A person without good faith, like a dog that has lost its sense of smell.

11. 使一个人值得信任的唯一方法就是信任他。

11. The only way to make a person trustworthy is to trust them.

12. 以信接人，天下信人；不以信接人，妻子疑之。

12. Treat people with trust, and the whole world will trust you; do not treat people with trust, and even your wife will suspect you.

13. Although curiosa of taste， you will not reduce material; The lecture hall， concocts although numerous will dare to omit artificial.

13. Although curious in taste, you will not reduce material; The lecture hall, though numerous, will dare to omit artificial.

14. 生命不可能从谎言中开出灿烂的鲜花。

14. Life cannot bloom into radiant flowers from lies.

15. 诚信是每个人心中的美德，世界因为有了诚信才更加精彩。

15. Integrity is a virtue in everyone's heart, and the world becomes more wonderful because of the presence of integrity.

16. 诚信是一切道德的根基和本原，它不仅是我们个人的美德和品质，而且是一种社会的道德原则和规范，知道诚信名言有哪些吗？——德莱塞

16. Honesty is the foundation and origin of all morality. It is not only our personal virtue and quality, but also a social moral principle and norm. Do you know any famous sayings about honesty? —— Dreiser

17. 人而无信，不知其可也。——孔子《论语·为政》

17. If a person lacks trustworthiness, one cannot tell if he or she is dependable. — Confucius, "The Analects·On Government"

18. 说谎话的人所得到的，就只即使觉说直话也没有人相信。——伊索

18. The liar gets nothing but empty words even when he tells the truth. - Aesop

19. The beauty of a word， your daughter.

19. The beauty of a word, your daughter.

20. 欺人只能一时，而诚信才是长久之策。

20. Deceiving others can only last for a while, but honesty is the long-term strategy.

21. Make a man trustworthy is to trust him. The only way

21. To make a man trustworthy is to trust him. The only way is to trust him.

22. 有关诚信的名言警句：与朋友交，言而有信。——论语

22. A famous saying about integrity: "In dealing with friends, be sincere and keep your word." — Confucian Analects

23. 当信用消失的时候，肉体就没有生命。——大仲马

23. When credit disappears, the body has no life. - Alexandre Dumas

24. 信犹五行之土，无定位，无成名，而水金木无不待是以生者。——朱熹

24. A letter is like the earth of the five elements, which has no fixed position and no established name, yet water, metal, and wood all depend on it for their growth. — Zhu Xi

25. 无诚无礼，无信不立。

25. Without sincerity and politeness, one cannot establish credibility.

26. Get a liar， just said straight talk and no one believed that even sleep.

26. Get a liar, just said straight talk, and no one believed that even in their sleep.

27. 09、你憎恨被别人欺骗吗？那就不要去欺骗别人。——克里索斯托

27. 09, Do you hate being deceived by others? Then don't deceive others yourself. - Chrysostom

28. 如果要别人诚信，首先自己要诚信。——莎士比亚

28. If you would have others be honest, be honest yourself. - Shakespeare

29. 言无常信，行无常贞，惟利所在，无所不倾，若是则可谓小人矣。——荀子

29. Words are not always reliable, actions are not always loyal, wherever there is profit, one is willing to incline to it without reservation. If such is the case, then one can be called a mean person. — Xunzi

30. 菲劳德说真话是件好事，因为说真话能使心里轻松愉快，也因为说真话是少见的事。——大仲马

30. "It's a good thing to tell the truth," said Frollo, "because it makes the heart light and cheerful, and also because telling the truth is a rare thing." — Alexandre Dumas

31. By letter， the letter people in the world; Not in letter， people suspected of his wife.

31. By letter, the letter people are worldwide; Not in letter, people suspected of his wife.

32. As if moving， sincere and should be.

32. As if moving, sincere, and should be.

33. 推人以诚，则不言而信矣。——王通《文中子·周公》

33. If one promotes others with sincerity, one's words will be believed without being said. — Wang Tong, "Zhong Zi Zhou Gong" (The Book of the Middle Son: Zhou Gong)

34. 诚信者，天下之结也。

34. Trustworthiness is the knot of the world.

35. Integrity are the ever-burning lamps of direction， have the good faith， to the prosperity of social progress.

35. Integrity are the ever-burning lamps of direction, embodying good faith, towards the prosperity of social progress.

36. The truth may be sad， but is better than a lie.

36. The truth may be sad, but it is better than a lie.

37. 01、虚假的坦白实在是一个可怕的事情。——巴尔扎克

37. 01, A false confession is indeed a terrifying thing. — Balzac

38. 诚信是指引方向的明灯，有了诚信，才有社会进步的繁荣昌盛。

38. Integrity is the guiding beacon; with integrity, there is prosperity and prosperity for social progress.

39. Honesty is the first chapter of the book of wisdom.

39. Honesty is the first chapter of the book of wisdom.

40. 诚实是力量的一种象征，它显示着一个人的高度自重和内心的安全感与尊严感。——艾琳·卡瑟

40. Honesty is a symbol of strength, demonstrating a person's high self-respect and a sense of security and dignity within themselves. - Elinor Keating

41. 如果习惯于说空话，最可敬的人也会失掉尊严。——格言

41. If accustomed to speak empty words, even the most respected person can lose dignity. - Maxim

42. 诚实是一个人得以保持的最高尚的东西。——乔臾

42. Honesty is the most noble thing that a person can maintain. - Qiao Yu

43. 06、人类最不道德处，是不诚实与怯懦。——高尔基

43. 06, The most unscrupulous aspect of humanity is dishonesty and cowardice. – Gorky

44. 生命不可能从谎言中开出灿烂的鲜花。——海涅

44. Life cannot bloom into radiant flowers from lies. - Heinrich Heine

45. Sincerity is a kind of open mind.

45. Sincerity is a form of open-mindedness.

46. 始终不渝地忠实于自己和别人，就能具备最伟大才华的最高贵品质。——歌德

46. To be ever faithful to oneself and others is to possess the most noble qualities of the greatest talents. – Goethe

47. Conscience is by the knowledge of the people and the whole way of life.

47. Conscience is derived from the knowledge of the people and the entire way of life.

48. 若有人兮天一方，忠为衣兮信为裳。

48. If there is someone in the farthest reaches of the sky, loyalty is his robe and faith his garment.

49. 02、遵守诺言就象保卫你的荣誉一样。——巴尔扎克

49. 02, Keeping your promises is as important as defending your honor. — Balzac

50. Don't have a don't respect， and not worship with DE; No shame of lu gang， and shame of not.

50. Don't have a don't respect, and not worship with DE; No shame of lu gang, and shame of not. This sentence seems to be a mix of Chinese and English phrases that don't quite form a coherent sentence. Here's a possible interpretation: 50. Don't have no respect, and don't worship with DE; No shame in lu gang, but there is shame in not. This interpretation assumes "DE" is a proper noun or acronym that requires capitalization, "lu gang" is a Chinese phrase that translates to "lose face," and the sentence is discussing the lack of respect or shame in certain actions.

51. 失去了信用的人，就再没有什么可以失去的了。——绪儒斯

51. A person who has lost credit has nothing more to lose. — Xuyu Shi

52. Don't believe it or not， and if not.

52. Whether you believe it or not, and if not.

53. Lies in the life can't leave from the bright flowers.

53. Lies in life can't leave from the bright flowers.

54. Deceiving others can only temporarily， but honesty is long.

54. Deceiving others can only last temporarily, but honesty endures.

55. Ambition is not the strong intelligence is not up to， not keeping one's word line mandatory self-censorship.

55. Ambition is not the strong; intelligence is not up to par; not keeping one's word; mandatory self-censorship.

56. 诚信讲一遍，彼此都起码觉得释放；守信对他人，你我都无疚。

56. To talk about integrity once, it makes both of us feel at least released; to keep one's word to others, neither of us will feel guilty.

57. 当谈到诚信时，有很多名人名言可以给我们启示和思考，我想与你分享一些我个人认为有关诚信的名人名言。

57. When it comes to integrity, there are many famous sayings that can inspire and provoke thought. I would like to share with you some famous sayings about integrity that I personally find meaningful.

58. If anyone xi day party， loyal to clothing letter for stripping.

58. If anyone xi day party, loyal to the clothing letter for stripping.

59. 07、语言犹如枝叶，行为犹如果实。——洪都拉斯

59.07 Language is like branches and leaves, behavior is like fruit. — Honduras

60. 说出一个人真实的思想是人生极大的安慰。——伏尔泰

60. To express one's true thoughts is the greatest comfort in life. — Voltaire

61. 意志薄弱的人，一定不会诚实。——拉罗什夫利

61. The weak-willed are never honest. - Rochefoucauld

62. 有一种真话是人所需要的，它以羞耻的火焰烧掉人心头的污秽和庸欲——这就是真话万岁！——高尔基

62. There is a truth that people need, which burns away the dirt and greed in their hearts with the flame of shame - this is the eternal truth! - Maxim Gorky

63. 当信用消失的时候，肉体就没有了生命。——法国

63. When credit disappears, the body loses its life. - France

64. 静以修身，俭以养德。

64.静以修身，俭以养德 can be translated to English as: "64. Compose one's character by being still, and cultivate one's virtue by practicing thrift."

65. Soil can be wall， merit for thick.

65. Soil can be a wall, a merit for being thick.

66. Static with cultivate one's morality， waste to virtue.

66. To be static and cultivate one's morality is to transform waste into virtue.

67. Money than one pure conscience， calculate what？

67. Money than one pure conscience, what calculation?

68. 马先驯而后求良，人先信而后求能。

68. A horse is first tamed and then sought for its good qualities, and a person is first trusted and then sought for their abilities.

69. 一言之美，贵于千金。

69. The beauty of a word is more valuable than a thousand in gold.

70. 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

70. Credit is like a mirror; once there is a crack, it cannot be as whole as before. — (Switzerland) Amil