1. 鞠躬尽瘁，死而后已。

1. To give one's all and strive to the end, even after death.

2. 力量来自公正。

2. Strength comes from justice.

3. 平出于公，公出于道。

3. Peace arises from justice, and justice arises from the Way.

4. 目贵明，听贵聪，心贵公。

4. The eyes are valued for clarity, the ears for keenness, and the heart for fairness.

5. 公与平者，即国之基址也。

5. The public and the fair are the foundation of the country.

6. 待人不公正比受到不公正的待遇更有失体面。

6. It is more shameful to treat others unfairly than to be treated unfairly.

7. 做事公正一小时，胜过祈祷五昼夜。

7. An hour of doing justice is better than five days and nights of prayer.

8. 论天下者，必循天下之公。

8. When discussing the world, one must adhere to the public interest of the world.

9. 心苟至公，人将大同。

9. If the heart is truly fair, people will achieve a state of great unity.

10. 哪里有正义，哪里就是圣地。?>

10. Where there is justice, there is a sacred place.

11. 惟公则生明，惟廉则生威。

11. Only with integrity can one be wise, and only with honesty can one command respect.

12. 公天下之身，公天下之物，其唯至人矣。

12. The body that belongs to the whole world, and the things that belong to the whole world, belong only to the highest people.

13. 公正无私，一言而万民齐。

13. Fair and impartial, a single word brings unity among the people.

14. 私视使目盲，私听使耳聋，私虑使心狂。

14. Private vision blinds the eyes, private hearing deafens the ears, and private worries make the mind deranged.

15. 事在是非，公无远近。

15. Matters of right and wrong, fairness and justice are irrespective of distance or proximity.

16. 我们不能拒绝给人以公正，也不能拖延给人以公正。

16. We cannot refuse to grant justice to others, nor can we delay in granting justice to others.

17. 水至平而邪者取法，镜至明而丑者无怒。

17. Water is straight and those who are crooked follow its path; a mirror is bright and those who are ugly have no anger towards it.

18. 一言正，天下定；一言倚，天下靡。

18. One word of righteousness will stabilize the world; one word of bias will undermine the world.

19. 正直者，顺道而行，顺理而言，公平无私。

19. The upright walk in accordance with the way, speak in accordance with reason, and are fair and unbiased.

20. 理国要道，在于公平正直。

20. The key to governing a state lies in fairness and uprightness.

21. 公者无私之谓也，平者无偏之谓也。

21. The term "public" refers to the absence of personal bias, and "level" refers to the absence of partiality.

22. 天下为公，亿兆已任。

22. The world is for the public good, and the responsibility has been undertaken by the myriad people.

23. 持心如衡，以理为平。

23. Keep one's heart balanced, and use reason as the standard.

24. 平而后清，清而后明。

24. After being level, it becomes clear; after being clear, it becomes bright.

25. 言非法度不出口，行非公道不萌于心。

25. Do not utter words that are against the law, and do not harbor actions that are not in accordance with justice.

26. 发号施令，在乎必行；赏德罚罪，在乎不滥。

26. Issuing commands lies in ensuring they are carried out; rewarding virtue and punishing crime lies in not being excessive.

27. 公之为言，公正无私也。

27. "公之为言" refers to the concept of justice, which means to be impartial and without bias.

28. 公其心，万善出。

28. With a public heart, ten thousand good deeds emerge.

29. 有功则赏，有罪则刑。

29. Reward those who have done well, and punish those who have committed crimes.

30. 天下事，坏于懒于私。

30. Affairs of the world are ruined by laziness and selfishness.

31. 不看人行事。

31. Do not act based on one's appearance.

32. 一心可以兴邦，一心可以丧邦，只在公私之间尔。

32. A single heart can build a nation, and a single heart can destroy a nation; it all hinges on the distinction between public and private.

33. 人人好公，则天下太平；人人营私，则天下大乱。

33. If everyone loves justice, the world will be at peace; if everyone seeks personal gain, the world will be in chaos.

34. 有公心，必有公道。

34. With a sense of public interest, there must be justice.

35. 对他人的公正就是对自己的施舍。

35. Justice to others is a charity to oneself.

36. 公则四通八达，私则一偏而隅。

36. In public, all roads lead to Rome; in private, one is confined to a narrow corner.

37. 即使全世界都毁灭了，正义是不能没有的。

37. Even if the whole world were destroyed, justice cannot be without.

38. 大道之行也，天下为公。

38. The path of the great way is for the whole world to be treated as public.

39. 举事以为人者，众助之；举事以自为者，众去之。

39. If one takes action for others, people will assist them; if one takes action for oneself, people will leave them.

40. 延误公正就是不公正。

40. Delaying justice is injustice.

41. 让我们记住，公正的原则必须贯彻到社会的最底层。

41. Let us remember that the principles of justice must be implemented down to the most basic level of society.

42. 人心公则如烛，四方上下，无所不照。

42. If the heart is just, it is like a candle, illuminating all directions above and below.

43. 人人相亲，人人平等，天下为公，是谓大同。

43. All people are friendly and equal, and the world is for all, which is called the Great Harmony.

44. 关于人的谚语1 关于人的谚语2

45. 民间流传的以老人为主题的谚语，言简意赅，通俗易懂，老人及其周围的人，可以从中汲取营养，受到有益启迪。

44. Proverbs About People 1 Proverbs About People 245. Folk sayings with the elderly as the theme are concise, easy to understand, and can provide nourishment and beneficial enlightenment for the elderly and those around them.

46. 老人几经风雨岁月，几经坎坷崎途，品尝过多少人生的酸甜苦辣，他们有太多的人生体验与感悟。正如谚语所说的，他们“走过的桥比你走的路多，吃的盐比你吃的米多”。因而他们知识丰富，经验较多，在这些方面谚语作了如此描述———“树老根多，人老智多”，“老姜辣味大，老人经验多”，“树老半心空，人老百事通”。为此，谚语肯定老人的社会价值———“家有一老，黄金活宝”。呼唤晚辈向老人请教———“老人不传古，后生失了谱”，“不听老人言，吃亏在眼前”。相对来说，老人对晚辈要言传身教，正如谚语所说，老人对晚辈“一言一行多示范，一点一滴勤指点”，要鼓励晚辈“青出于蓝而胜于蓝”。

46. The elderly have weathered many storms and trials, experienced numerous ups and downs in life, and tasted the bitterness, sweetness, sourness, and spiciness of existence. They have accumulated so much life experience and insight. As the proverb goes, "The bridges they have crossed are more than the roads you've walked, and the salt they have eaten is more than the rice you've consumed." Therefore, they are knowledgeable and experienced, and proverbs describe them thusly: "The older the tree, the more its roots; the older the person, the more their wisdom," "Old ginger has a strong pungent taste, and the elderly have extensive experience," "The older the tree, half of its heart is empty, and the older the person, the more knowledgeable they are in all matters." For this reason, proverbs affirm the social value of the elderly — "Having an elderly person at home is like having a living treasure." They call on the younger generation to seek advice from the elderly — "If the elderly do not pass down ancient wisdom, the young will lose their path," "If you do not listen to the elderly, you will suffer losses right in front of you." relatively speaking, the elderly should impart their words and deeds to the younger generation, just as the proverb says, the elderly "set a good example in every word and action, and carefully guide one bit at a time." They should encourage the younger generation to "excel the blue in green, surpassing the master."

47. 当前时代飞速发展，知识急速更新，老人面对日新月异的形势，不要因年老而自弃，正如谚语所说，要“老当益壮”，“人老心不老”，积极接受新的知识，“八十岁学吹打老来忙”。要甘当小学生，有如谚语所指出的“既有八岁的老师，也有八旬的学生”，“人活七十稀，领教不为低”，“活到老，学到老”，这样才能使自己思想不保守，不僵化，不固执，与时俱进。有的谚语郑重指出“保初节易，保晚节难”，这是鉴于“名利二字是非多”所致，提醒老人淡泊名利，不为名利身败名裂，有污损晚节。

47. In the rapidly developing current era, knowledge is updated at a rapid pace. Facing the ever-changing situation, the elderly should not abandon themselves due to their age. As the saying goes, one should be "vigorous in old age," "age is just a number, the heart remains young," and actively accept new knowledge, as the saying goes, "at eighty, learn to play the drum and the gong, busy in old age." One should be willing to be a student, as the saying points out, "there are teachers as young as eight, and students as old as eighty," "it is rare to live to seventy, and to teach is not low," "live and learn until old age," only in this way can one keep their thoughts from being conservative, rigid, or stubborn, and keep pace with the times. Some proverbs solemnly point out that "it is easy to preserve one's early virtue, but difficult to preserve one's late virtue," which is due to the fact that "the words of fame and fortune are full of right and wrong." This reminds the elderly to be indifferent to fame and fortune, not to be destroyed by fame and fortune, and to avoid tarnishing their late years.

48. 有的谚语是老人的健康金律，如“要活九十九，清早跑步走；要活九十九，忌烟少喝酒；要活九十九，每餐少一口；要活九十九，杂粮桌上有”。有的健康谚语，还殷切希望老人做个乐观处世人，“遇事不恼，长生不老”，“时常开口笑，寿比南山高”。有的谚语指出：“山中常有千年树，世上难有百岁人”，这说的是人的生死乃是自然规律，不要妄想长命百岁，也不要消极地感叹“夕阳无限好，只是近黄昏”。

48. Some proverbs are the health golden rules for the elderly, such as "To live to ninety-nine, run in the early morning; To live to ninety-nine, avoid smoking and drink less; To live to ninety-nine, eat a little less at each meal; To live to ninety-nine, have mixed grains on the table." Some health proverbs also fervently hope that the elderly can be optimistic and cheerful people, "Don't be angry at things, live forever; Always smile, live as long as the South Mountain." Some proverbs point out: "There are often thousand-year-old trees in the mountains, but it is rare to have a hundred-year-old person in the world," which means that the life and death of a person is a natural law, do not dream of living to be a hundred, nor should one negatively sigh "The sunset is infinite, but it is near dusk."

49. 有的谚语反映老年夫妻康乐和谐的动人情景，如“少年夫妻老来伴”，“吃得好，穿得好，不如两口白头老”。这些谚语道出老年夫妻和睦恩爱的情景，亦是人到晚年的一幅靓丽的人生图画。

49. Some proverbs reflect the touching scene of harmonious and happy old couples, such as "Youthful couples are companions in old age" and "It's better to be well-fed and well-dressed than to have a couple of white-haired old people." These proverbs describe the harmonious and loving situation of elderly couples, and also portray a beautiful picture of life in old age.

50. 勿庸讳言，在某种场合，老人是弱势群体。有的谚语指出“马老无人骑，人老就被欺”、“人怕老来病，稻怕钻心虫”。因此期盼建立、健全有关老人的社会福利事业及保障体系，使老人“老有所养，老有所依，老有所乐，老有所为”。

50. It is not to be denied that in certain situations, the elderly are a vulnerable group. Some proverbs point out that "when a horse is old, no one wants to ride it; when a person is old, they are exploited," and "people fear illness in old age, and rice fears the heart-eating worm." Therefore, there is an expectation to establish and improve the social welfare services and security system for the elderly, so that the elderly can enjoy "being taken care of in their old age, having something to rely on, something to be happy about, and something to do."

51. 一个巧皮匠，没有好鞋样；两个笨皮匠，彼此有商量；三个臭皮匠，胜过诸葛亮。

51. A clever cobbler lacks a good shoe pattern; two clumsy cobblers can discuss with each other; three stinky cobblers are better than Zhuge Liang.

52. 人不在大小，要有本事；山不在高低，要有景致。

52. It's not about the size of a person, but about their abilities; it's not about the height of a mountain, but about its scenery.