1. 重言，重行，重貌，重好。言重则有法，行重则有德，貌重则有威，好重则有欢。杨雄

1. Repeat words, repeat actions, repeat appearances, repeat good deeds. Words repeated have rules, actions repeated have virtue, appearances repeated have authority, and good deeds repeated have joy. - Yang Xiong

2. 任何接受礼物的人都意味着失去自由，背叛自己。

2. Anyone who accepts a gift signifies the loss of freedom and betrayal of oneself.

3. 心如明镜台，时时勤拂拭。神秀

3. The mind is like a bright mirror, constantly wiping it clean. - Shenhui

4. 有两种坚定不移地存在于爱情中：一种是因为人们可以不断地从爱人那里找到值得爱的新点，另一种是因为人们坚持坚定不移地认为坚定不移可以带来良好的声誉。

4. There are two steadfast principles that exist in love: one is that people can constantly find new points worth loving in their loved ones, and the other is that people steadfastly believe that steadfastness can bring about a good reputation.

5. 吾日三省吾身：为人谋而不忠乎？与朋友交而不信乎？传不习乎？。

5. I examine myself three times a day: Have I been loyal in planning for others? Have I been trustworthy in my friendships? Have I neglected to practice what I have learned?

6. 常求有利别人，不求有利自己。谢觉哉

6. Always seek to be beneficial to others, not to seek benefit for oneself. - Xie Juezai

7. 涵养、致知、力行三者，便是以涵养为首，致知次之，力行又次之。朱熹

7. Cultivation, seeking knowledge, and practicing what one knows; of these three, cultivation is paramount, seeking knowledge is secondary, and practicing what one knows comes next. Zhu Xi.

8. 人应该装饰的是心灵，不是**。高尔基

8. People should adorn their souls, not **. Gorky

9. 如果你放弃了利益，你仍然可以获得充实的生活；如果你放弃了灵魂，你必须获得空虚。

9. If you forsake benefits, you can still live a fulfilling life; but if you forsake your soul, you must obtain emptiness.

10. 不想帮助别人的人不会得到别人的帮助；不想付钱的人不会得到任何东西；对别人不真诚的人不会得到真诚的对待。

10. Those who do not want to help others will not receive help from others; those who do not want to pay will get nothing; those who are not sincere to others will not be treated sincerely.

11. 自己的形象靠自己塑造，不能靠别人锦上添花。

11. The image of oneself is shaped by oneself, not by others adding luster.

12. 君子不可以不修身。子思

12. A gentleman cannot neglect self-cultivation. - Confucius (as interpreted by Zisi)

13. 真诚才是人生最高的美德。乔叟

13. Sincerity is the highest virtue in life. Chou Tzu.

14. 脾气暴躁是人类较为卑劣的天性之一，人要是发脾气就等于在人类进步的阶梯上倒退了一步。达尔文

14. Bad temper is one of the more despicable human instincts, and to lose one's temper is akin to taking a step backward on the ladder of human progress. - Darwin

15. 信言不美，美言不信；善者不辩，辩者不善；知者不博，博者不知。

15. Words of truth are not beautiful, and beautiful words are not truthful; the good do not argue, and those who argue are not good; the wise are not learned, and those who are learned are not wise.

16. 在我们的社会中，劳动不仅是经济的范畴，而且是道德的范畴。劳动最大的益处还在于道德和精神上的发展。马卡连柯

16. In our society, labor is not only an economic category but also a moral one. The greatest benefit of labor lies in its moral and spiritual development. Makarenko

17. 容忍社会上的弊端就是背叛良心；投降社会上的弊端意味着人格的丧失。

17. Tolerating the ills of society is a betrayal of conscience; surrendering to the ills of society means the loss of personality.

18. 爱把它的名字借给了无数的商业婚约和交流。然而，爱情与具有其特征的事件之间的关系很少，就像共和国总督与威尼新事件之间的关系一样。

18. Love has lent its name to countless commercial engagements and exchanges. However, the relationship between love and events with its characteristics is rare, just like the relationship between the governor of the republic and the Venetian incidents.

19. 好习惯是一个人在社会交场中所能穿着的最佳服饰。

19. Good habits are the best attire a person can wear in social interactions.

20. 我们承认自己有小缺陷，只是为了说服别人相信我们没有大问题。

20. We admit to having minor flaws, just to convince others that we don't have major problems.

21. 假装诚实的人是那些在别人和自己面前遮掩自身缺陷的人；真正诚实的人是那些能够认识到自身缺陷，并完全坦白和承认它们的人。

21. People who pretend to be honest are those who hide their own flaws in front of others and themselves; truly honest people are those who can recognize their own flaws and completely confess and admit to them.

22. 我并无过人的特长，只是忠诚老实，不自欺欺人，想做一个以身作则来教育人的平常人。吴玉章

22. I have no extraordinary talents; I am just loyal and honest, not deceiving myself or others, and wish to be an ordinary person who sets an example to educate others. - Wu Yuzhang

23. 修养之于心地，其重要犹如食物之于身体。西塞罗

23. Cultivation of the mind is as important to the heart as food is to the body. - Cicero

24. 天下有大勇者，猝然临之而不惊，不故加之而不怒。苏轼

24. There are great heroes in the world who remain unshaken when suddenly faced with danger, and they do not become angry when unjustly accused. - Su Shi

25. 高行微言，所以修身。黄石公

25. High actions and subtle words, this is the way to cultivate oneself. (From the Yellow Turban Classic) Huang Shigong.

26. 没有什么比真正温柔贤惠更鲜见的了。即使是那些相信自己有这种美德的人，通常也只是出于软弱、服从或软弱。

26. There is nothing more rare than genuine gentleness and virtue. Even those who believe themselves to possess such virtues usually do so out of weakness, compliance, or some form of fragility.

27. 夫君子之行，静以修身，俭以养德，非淡泊无以明志，非宁静无以致远。诸葛亮

27. The conduct of a gentleman is characterized by calmness in self-cultivation and frugality in fostering virtue. Without a spirit of indifference and detachment, one cannot clarify one's ambitions; without tranquility and composure, one cannot achieve great things. — Zhuge Liang

28. 道德常常填补智慧的缺陷，而智慧却永远填补不了道德的缺陷。意大利

28. Morality often fills in the gaps of wisdom, but wisdom can never fill in the gaps of morality. Italy

29. 贪婪会破坏人们的精神纯洁，因为不幸的是，你得到的越多，你就越贪婪，你总是觉得无法满足自己。金钱和贪婪是杀害道德的恶魔。

29. Greed can destroy people's spiritual purity, because unfortunately, the more you get, the more greedy you become, and you always feel that you can never satisfy yourself. Money and greed are the demons that kill morality.

30. 人在智慧上应当是明豁的，道德上应该是清白的，身体上应该是清洁的。契诃夫

30. A person should be wise in intellect, innocent in morals, and clean in body. — Chekhov

31. 在所有强烈的感情中，爱情最能让女人变得更好。

31. Among all intense emotions, love is the one that can make a woman better.

32. 正心以为本，修身以为基。司马光

32. Establishing the mind as the root, and refining oneself as the foundation. — Sima Guang

33. 啊，有修养的人多快乐！甚至别人觉得是牺牲和痛苦的事他也会感到满意、快乐；他的心随时都在欢跃，他有说不尽的欢乐！车尔尼雪夫斯基

33. Ah, how happy are the refined! Even what others might consider sacrifices and suffering, they find satisfaction and joy in; their hearts are ever jubilant, filled with boundless happiness! — Chernyshevsky

34. 修身以不护短为第一长进。人能不护短，则长进者至矣。吕坤

34. Cultivating oneself with the utmost sincerity and without covering up one's shortcomings is the greatest progress. If a person can avoid covering up their shortcomings, then they have reached the pinnacle of progress. — Lu Kun

35. 要留心，即使当你独自一人时，也不要说坏话或做坏事，而要学得在你自己面前比在别人面前更知耻。德谟克利特

35. Take heed that even when you are alone, you do not speak ill or do evil, but learn to be more ashamed before yourself than before others. — Democritus

36. 理性思维，文明礼貌，理礼畅行天下；交好朋友，修高风光节，成为美好的生活。

36. Rational thinking, civilized politeness, reason and propriety can flourish everywhere; make good friends, cultivate high virtues and propriety, and lead a wonderful life.

37. 如果道德败坏了，趣味也必然会堕落。狄德罗

37. If morality is corrupted, taste will necessarily degrade as well. — Diderot

38. 对那些拿爱情当饭吃的女人来说，制造爱情不过是她们所有缺点中最小的那个缺点。

38. For women who make a living off love, creating love is just the smallest of their flaws.

39. 古之欲明德于天下者，先治其国；欲治其国者，先齐其家；欲齐其家者，先修其身；欲修其身者，先正其心，欲正其心者，先诚其意；欲诚其意者，先致其知；致知在格物。礼记

39. In ancient times, those who desired to enlighten the virtues throughout the world first governed their own country; those who desired to govern their country first organized their own households; those who desired to organize their households first cultivated their own character; those who desired to cultivate their own character first rectified their hearts; those who desired to rectify their hearts first sincerely intended; those who desired to sincerely intend first sought to attain knowledge; and the attainment of knowledge lies in understanding the principles of things. Records of Rites.

40. 坏习惯防止容易破除难。谚语

40. Breaking bad habits is easy, but getting rid of them is hard. Proverb

41. 道德首先被要求的是支配自己。康德

41. Morality first requires self-discipline. Kant

42. 一个人必须把他的全部力量用于努力改善自身，而不能把他的力量浪费在任何别的事情上。列夫·托尔斯泰

42. A person must put all of his strength into striving to improve himself, and not waste his strength on anything else. — Leo Tolstoy

43. 礼貌是最容易做到的事，也是最珍贵的东西。冈察尔

43. Politeness is the easiest thing to do and the most precious thing. Gontchar.

44. 关于道德的古代 名言

44. On the Ancient Sayings about Morality

45. 礼貌的行为与一个人的文化知识和道德修养密切相关。

45. Polite behavior is closely related to a person's cultural knowledge and moral cultivation.

46. 君子之修身也，内正其身，外正其容。欧阳修

46. The cultivation of a gentleman's character involves internally rectifying oneself and externally adjusting one's appearance. -- Ouyang Xiu

47. 如果你的道德观念令你消沉，那它们就一定是错误的道德观念。史蒂文生

47. If your moral beliefs make you feel despondent, then they must be wrong moral beliefs. - Stevenson

48. 几乎没有什么是注定不可能的。让他们向我们屈服主要取决于我们自己的努力，而不是一些技能。

48. Almost nothing is doomed to be impossible. Their submission to us mainly depends on our own efforts, not some skills.

49. 一个最高尚的人也可以因习惯而变得愚昧无知和粗野无礼，甚至粗野到惨无人道的程度。陀思妥耶夫斯基

49. Even the most noble person can become foolish and uncouth through habit, and even so coarse as to be inhumane. Fyodor Dostoevsky

50. 有些人聪明而不聪明，有些人聪明而不聪明。政府计算的智慧往往是肤浅的，智慧往往是愚蠢的。

50. Some people are intelligent yet not wise, and some are wise yet not intelligent. The wisdom often calculated by the government is superficial, and wisdom often appears foolish.

51. 眼欲视为思其邪与正，耳欲听为思其是非，口欲言为思其能否。

51. The eyes desire to see to contemplate its righteousness and evilness, the ears desire to hear to ponder its correctness or incorrectness, the mouth desires to speak to consider whether it is feasible or not.

52. 幸运的人根本不会改正错误。当他们的恶行和愚蠢得到好运的帮助时，他们会自始至终认为自己是对的。

52. Lucky people never correct their mistakes. When their misdeeds and foolishness are helped by good fortune, they will always believe they are right from start to finish.

53. 士不可以不弘毅，任重而道远。仁以为己任，不亦重乎？死而后已，不亦远乎？

53. A gentleman cannot be without perseverance and fortitude; for the tasks are heavy and the road is long. To take the cause of benevolence as one's own responsibility, is it not heavy? To strive until death, is it not far?

54. 让我们经常不满意的原因是，他们几乎总是忽视朋友的利益，因为他们渴望在职业生涯中获得良好的声誉。

54. The reason we are often dissatisfied is that they almost always ignore their friends' interests because they are eager to gain a good reputation in their careers.

55. 修身以不护短为第一长进。人能不护短，则长进者至矣。

55. Cultivating oneself with not excusing one's own shortcomings as the first great progress. If a person can refrain from excusing their own shortcomings, then they have reached the pinnacle of progress.

56. 施惠于忘恩负义者只是一个小小的不幸，被一个无赖的恶棍施加，才是真正难以忍受的灾难。

56. It is but a small misfortune to confer benefits on an ungrateful person, but it is a truly intolerable disaster when such an act is inflicted by a scoundrel.

57. 如果不能沿着直道正路走不平凡，千万不要为了不平凡而走邪门歪道。

57. If it's not extraordinary to walk the straight path, never take detours or go astray in pursuit of the extraordinary.

58. 激情是唯一一个总是说服工作的鼓励者。激情是人的天生技能，它的规则是认为自己总是正确的；一旦最简单的人有了激情，他们的说服能力将远远优于那些最雄辩但激情低落的人。

58. Passion is the only constant motivator for work. Passion is a natural skill in humans, its rule is to believe that one is always right; once the simplest person has passion, their persuasive ability will far exceed those who are the most eloquent but lack passion.

59. 一旦我们有权思考朋友和恩人的缺点，我们就不能再对他们有感情了。

59. Once we have the right to think of our friends and benefactors' shortcomings, we can no longer have feelings for them.

60. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。惟贤惟德，能服行人。刘备

60. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not refrain from doing good because it is small. Only virtue and morality can win the hearts of people. — Liu Bei

61. 益者三友，损者三友。友直，友谅，友多闻，益矣。友便辟，友善柔，友便佞，损矣。

61. There are three kinds of friends that are beneficial, and three kinds that are detrimental. Friends who are honest, compassionate, and well-informed are beneficial. Friends who are cunning, amiable, and flattering are detrimental.

62. 谁在平日节衣缩食，在穷困时就容易度过难关；谁在富足时豪华奢侈，在穷困时就会死于饥寒。萨迪

62. He who tightens his belt in times of plenty will easily weather the lean years; but he who lives in luxury during times of affluence will die of hunger and cold in times of poverty. — Saadi

63. 君子有诸己而后求诸人，无诸己而后非诸人。所藏乎身不恕，而能喻诸人者，未之有也。

63. A gentleman seeks to cultivate virtues within himself before expecting them from others, and finds fault with others only after they are present within himself. There has never been a case where one cannot forgive others with what is hidden in one's own heart, yet is able to teach others.

64. 凡建立功业，以立品为始基。从来有学问而能担当大事业者，无不先从品行上立定脚跟。徐世昌

64. All who wish to establish a career must begin with cultivating their character. Those who have learned and are capable of undertaking great undertakings have all first established their feet firmly on the ground of their character. Xu Shichang

65. 人的行为和举止无不受习俗的制约。皮浪

65. All human behavior and demeanor are constrained by customs. Pyrrho.

66. 有些人的名字是座丰碑；有些人的名字是符号；有些人的名字是抓土

66. Some people's names are monuments; some people's names are symbols; some people's names are earth-grasping hands.

67. 在最初的激情中，女人迷恋她们的爱人；在随后的其他激情中，女人爱的是爱本身。

67. In the initial fervor, women are captivated by their beloved; in subsequent other passions, what women love is the act of loving itself.

68. 蜜蜂从花中啜蜜，离开时营营的道谢。浮夸的蝴蝶却相信花是应该向他道谢的。泰戈尔

68. Bees sip honey from flowers and thank their way out, while the pompous butterfly believes flowers are the ones to thank. Rabindranath Tagore

69. 人类一生的工作，精巧还是粗劣，都由他每个习惯所养成。富克兰林

69. The work of a man's life, whether it be refined or coarse, is the result of his habits. - Benjamin Franklin