1. 任何大人物的章饰，无论是国王的冠冕、摄政的宝剑、大将的权标，或是法官的礼服，都比不上仁慈那样更能衬托出他们的庄严高贵。 ——莎士比亚

1. No decoration of any great person, whether a king's crown, the regent's sword, the general's staff, or the judge's robes, can compare with kindness in enhancing their solemn and noble dignity. ——Shakespeare

2. 君子之行，动则思义，不为利回，不为义疚。

2. The conduct of a gentleman: when he acts, he thinks of righteousness; he does not turn back for profit, nor does he feel guilty for righteousness.

3. 良心不是儿戏，谁能使一个人开脱掉自己良心的责备呢？良心是每个凡人的上帝。 米南德

3. Conscience is not a child's play; who can free a person from the reproach of their own conscience? Conscience is the God of every ordinary person. — Menander

4. 惟一真正的责任，就是走向你自己的潜力，走向你自己的聪明才智和觉知，然后按照这样来行动。 ——佚 名

4. The only true responsibility is to tap into your own potential, to your own intelligence and awareness, and then to act accordingly. ——Anonymous

5. 良心是信念的感情哨兵。 苏霍姆林斯基

5. Conscience is the emotional sentinel of belief. - Sukhomlinsky

6. 良心是人生的根本。——雷 利

6. Conscience is the root of life.—Ray Li

7. 白日一精一心干事务，但勿作有愧于良心之事，俾夜间能坦然就寝。托马斯曼

7. Work diligently and wholeheartedly throughout the day, but do not do anything that would cause your conscience to reproach you, so that you can sleep peacefully at night. - Thomas Mann

8. 知贤，智也；推贤，仁也；引贤，义也。有此三者，又何加焉？ ——韩 婴

8. Knowing the wise is wisdom; recommending the wise is benevolence; bringing the wise forward is righteousness. With these three, what more is there to add? —— Han Ying

9. 善的光荣是在他们的良心中，而不在人们的话语里。 托尔斯泰

9. The glory of good is in their hearts, not in the words of others. - Tolstoy

10. 对人民来说，惟一的权力是法律；对个人来说，惟一的权力是良心。——雨 果

10. For the people, the only power is the law; for the individual, the only power is the conscience. — Hugo

11. 大殿的角石，并不高于那最低的基石(纪伯伦)

11. The cornerstones of the grand hall are not higher than the lowest foundation stone (Kahlil Gibran).

12. 弟子，入篇孝，出篇弟，谨而信，泛爱众，而亲仁。

12. Disciple, be filial at home, respectful outside, cautious and honest, love all people, and be close to the benevolent.

13. 夫仁者，己欲立而立人，己欲达而达人，能近取譬，可谓仁之方也已。

13. The benevolent person desires to establish himself and helps others to be established, desires to achieve his own goals and helps others to achieve theirs. One who can draw a parallel close at hand can be said to be on the path of benevolence.

14. 穷鸟入怀，仁人所悯。

14. A poor bird in one's arms is pitied by the benevolent.

15. 良心是人生的根本。雷 利

15. Conscience is the root of life. - Lei Li

16. 可与言而不与之言，失人;不可与言而与之言，失言。知者不失人，亦不失言。

16. If you can speak but do not speak, you lose people; if you cannot speak but you do speak, you lose your words. The wise do not lose people, nor do they lose their words.

17. 良心才是我们惟一不可收买的至宝。 ——菲尔丁

17. Conscience is our only inestimable treasure that cannot be bought. —— Fielding

18. 在有信心的男人和女人心目中，良心并不是儿戏。 ——罗曼·罗兰

18. In the hearts of confident men and women, the conscience is not a child's play. - Romain Rolland

19. 君子见人之困则矜之，小人见人之困则幸之。

19. A gentleman feels compassion when he sees someone in distress, while a small person rejoices in the misfortune of others.

20. 良心才是我们惟一不可收买的至宝。 菲尔丁

20. Conscience is our only irreproachable treasure that cannot be bought. - Fielding

21. 良知是什么？是未知世界的指针。 ——雨 果

21. What is conscience? It is the compass of the unknown world. ——Victor Hugo

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23. 克己复礼为仁。一日克己复礼，天下归仁焉。为仁由己，而由人乎哉

22. Famous Sayings about Benevolence 23. Self-discipline and restoring propriety is benevolence. Once one disciplines oneself and restores propriety, the world will be filled with benevolence. To be benevolent comes from oneself, does it not also come from others?

24. 在这个世界上，良知被分配得最为公平。 笛卡儿

24. In this world, conscience is distributed the most fairly. - Descartes

25. 在这个世界上，良知被分配得最为公平。 ——笛卡儿

25. In this world, conscience is distributed most fairly. — Descartes

26. 至仁不为恩，至义不为功。

26. The most benevolent does not seek gratitude, and the most righteous does not seek merit.

27. 如果你没有良心，先得把心革新。 谚语

27. If you lack a conscience, you must first reform your heart. Proverb

28. 良心的法则，我们自诩为出自天性，其实却源于风俗。 ——蒙田

28. The law of conscience, which we claim to be derived from nature, actually originates from customs. ——Montaigne

29. 君子坦荡荡，小人常戚戚。

29. A gentleman is open and magnanimous, while a small person is often melancholic.

30. 良心的法则，我们自诩为出自天一性一，其实却源于风俗。 蒙田

30. The law of conscience, which we claim to be derived from the unity of heaven and nature, actually originates from customs. - Montaigne

31. 一个人最伤心的事情无过于良心的死灭，一个社会最伤心的现象无过于正义的沦亡。 ——郭沫若

31. The most heart-wrenching thing for a person is the death of their conscience, and the most heart-wrenching phenomenon for a society is the fall of justice. ——Guo Moruo

32. 以爱己之心爱人，则仁不可胜用矣；以恶人之心恶己，则义不可胜用矣。

32. If one loves others with the same heart with which one loves oneself, benevolence will be inexhaustible; and if one hates oneself with the same heart with which one hates others, righteousness will be inexhaustible.

33. 良心自问正当的，对流言一笑置之。 ——奥维德

33. Ask one's own conscience if it is right, and laugh off the rumors. — Ovid

34. 大仁不仁。 《庄子》

34. Great benevolence is not benevolence. Zhuangzi.

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36. 仁者爱万物，而智者备祸于未形，不仁不智，何以为国----〈史记〉

36. The benevolent love all things, while the wise prepare for disasters before they take form. Without benevolence and wisdom, how can one govern a country? --- "Records of the Grand Historian"