洞悉人生，智慧收藏！在这纷繁的世界里，我们都是寻梦的旅人。一扇开启智慧之门，让我们一起踏上这场探索之旅。

Perceive life, collect wisdom! In this world of complexity, we are all dream-chasing travelers. Open the door to wisdom, let's embark on this journey of exploration together.

1. ❽真诚这张牌，加上任何一张都是王炸，唯独不能单出，单出就是死牌。

1. The card of sincerity, when combined with any other card, is a royal flush. However, it cannot be played alone; playing it alone is a dead card.

2. 先去私心，而后可以治公事。先平己见，而后可以治公事。

2. First put aside personal desires, then one can handle public affairs. First settle one's own opinions, then one can handle public affairs.

3. ❻路可以回头看，但不能回头走。学会为自己的选择买单，才是真正的成年礼。

3. ③ The road can be looked back on, but not walked back. Learning to pay for one's own choices is the true rite of passage into adulthood.

4. 在世上活一天就要做一天好人，做一天官就要做一天好事。

4. Live as a good person every day on earth, and do good deeds every day as an official.

5. 格言，以金科玉律之言，给人晨钟暮鼓之警，实为人生指南的宝典，因而深受广大读者的喜爱。

5. Maxims, with the solemnity of golden rules, serve as a wake-up call at dawn and a reminder at dusk, truly the treasured manual for life's guidance, and therefore deeply loved by a wide range of readers.

6. 上天赐给我的福泽很少，我就增加自己的德行来弥补。

6. The blessings bestowed upon me by heaven are few, so I strive to enhance my own virtue to compensate for it.

7. 倚势欺人，势尽而为人欺。恃财侮人，财散而受人侮。

7. Taking advantage of one's power to欺负 people, when the power is exhausted, one is bullied by others. Relying on wealth to insult others, when the wealth is gone, one is insulted by others.

8. 格言，是一种语录形式的文字，短小精干，富有哲理，是漫漫人生旅途中指引我们为人处世的一盏明灯。

8. A maxim is a form of text in the style of a quotation, concise and succinct, rich in philosophy, and serves as a guiding light along the long journey of life, illuminating how we should behave and interact with others.

9. 未有和气萃焉，而家不吉昌者。未有戾气结焉，而家不衰败者。

9. There is no harmonious atmosphere, and yet the family does not thrive. There is no adverse energy that accumulates, and yet the family does not decline.

10. 步步占先者，必有人以挤之。步步争胜者，必有人以挫之。

10. Those who always take the lead will inevitably be pushed aside by others. Those who constantly strive for victory will certainly be defeated by someone.

11. 盛者衰之始，福者祸之基。福莫大于无知，祸莫大于邀福。

11. The beginning of decline is in prosperity, and the foundation of misfortune is in fortune. There is no greater fortune than ignorance, and no greater misfortune than seeking fortune.

12. 工于论人者，察己常阔疏。狃干讦直者，发言多弊病。

12. Those skilled in critiquing others often have a narrow view of themselves and are overly lenient. Those who are fond of making accusations and speaking out boldly often have many flaws in their speech.

13. ❷从前怕别人不高兴，总把喜怒让给别人决定；如今懂了，世界是自己的，与他人毫无关系。

13. ❷ In the past, I was afraid of others being upset, always letting them decide my happiness and anger; now I understand that the world is my own, and has nothing to do with others.

14. 议论别人的错误，应探讨她的动机，不能只看她的行为。选择别人的善行，要根据她的行为，而不必深究她的本意。

14. When discussing others' mistakes, one should investigate their motives rather than just observing their actions. When choosing others' good deeds, one should base the selection on their actions without necessarily delving into their true intentions.

15. 论人之非，当原其心，不可徒泥其迹。取人之善，当据其迹，不必深究其心。

15. When pointing out the faults of others, one should understand their intentions, and not merely be fixated on their actions. When recognizing the virtues of others, one should base the judgment on their actions, without necessarily delving deep into their hearts.

16. 心地上天波涛，随处皆风恬浪静。性天中有化育，触处见鱼跃鸢飞。

16. The heart is as vast as the sky, with waves everywhere, yet wherever it goes, it finds calmness and tranquility. Within the nature of the mind, there is the power of creation and nurturing, and wherever one touches, there are scenes of fish leaping and kites flying.

17. 自责之外，无胜人之术。自强之外，无上人之术。

17. Apart from self-reproach, there is no way to surpass others. Apart from self-improvement, there is no way to excel above others.

18. 聪明者戒太察，刚强者戒太暴，温良者戒无断。

18. The wise should beware of being overly vigilant, the strong should beware of being overly violent, and the gentle should beware of being indecisive.

19. 富贵之家如果不肯宽厚待人，必将遭遇意外的祸患。聪明的人如果不肯学习厚道，必使寿命夭折。

19. If a wealthy family does not show leniency and kindness to others, they will inevitably encounter unexpected misfortunes. If an intelligent person refuses to learn to be generous and honest, it will inevitably shorten their lifespan.

20. ❸不是所有的鱼都活在同一片海里，走不进的世界，及时掉头是最大的清醒。

20. (8) Not all fish live in the same sea, and turning back in time when you can't enter is the greatest realization.

21. 不懂装懂的人是最愚蠢的人。没事找事捕风捉影的人是最没福气之人。

21. The most foolish people are those who pretend to know when they don't. The most unfortunate ones are those who unnecessarily create trouble and chase shadows.

22. 兴盛是衰败的开始，福泽是祸患的基础。最大的福气在于没有祸患，而最大的祸患却是在于求福。

22. Prosperity is the beginning of decline, and blessings are the foundation of disasters. The greatest blessing is to have no disasters, while the greatest disaster lies in seeking blessings.

23. 要足何时足，知足便足。求闲不得闲，偷闲即闲。

23. When is enough enough? Knowing is enough. Can't find leisure? Steal some and it becomes leisure.

24. ❹不解释，不证明。在乌鸦的世界里，天鹅的存在本身就是一种罪过。

24. 29. No explanation, no proof. In the world of crows, the very existence of swans is considered a sin.

25. 仗势欺人，当靠山消失后，必将反倒被人欺负。财大气粗欺负别人，但财富散尽后将被人欺。

25. Those who take advantage of their power to bully others will be bullied in return once the support is gone. Those who bully others with their wealth will be bullied once their fortune is exhausted.

26. 节约花费可以医治贫困，弹琴可以医治急躁，独自睡眠可以克制欲念，一切顺其自然可以治疗忧愁，读书可以医治庸俗。

26. Saving expenses can cure poverty, playing the piano can cure impatience, sleeping alone can curb desires, everything in its natural course can heal sorrow, and reading can cure vulgarity.

27. 省费医贫，弹琴医躁，独卧医*，随缘医愁，读书医俗。

27. Spending on doctors to relieve poverty, playing the qin (zither) to calm the restless, solitude to cure loneliness, going with the flow to relieve sorrow, and reading to overcome vulgarity.

28. ❺没有谁是谁的屋檐，唯有自己，才能撑起一把不漏雨的伞。

28. No one is the eaves of another, only oneself can hold up an umbrella that does not leak rain.

29. 要了解一个人，必须先了解她的心，要了解世界必须先了解自身。

29. To understand a person, one must first understand their heart; to understand the world, one must first understand oneself.

30. 天天走路，就不怕万里之路遥远，天天做事则不怕万件事多。

30. Walking every day, one need not fear the vastness of the thousand-mile journey; doing things every day, one need not fear the multitude of tasks.

31. 首先要去除心中的私念，然后才能公平地处理公事。首先要去除心中的成见，然后才能听进别人的忠言。

31. First, one must rid oneself of personal desires in the heart, then one can handle public matters fairly. First, one must discard preconceived notions from the heart, then one can truly listen to others' sincere advice.

32. 假如人心中没有信念，没有自己的主宰，如何能使自己行为正当呢？只会自我打脸

32. If there is no belief or self-mastery within a person's heart, how can one ensure their actions are righteous? It would only result in slapping oneself in the face.

33. 富贵家不肯从宽，必遭横祸。聪明人不肯学厚，必夭天年。

33. The wealthy and powerful who refuse to be lenient will inevitably suffer misfortune. The wise who refuse to learn wisdom will surely shorten their lifespan.

34. 欲理会七尺，先理会方寸。欲理会六合，先理会一腔。

34. To understand the seven feet, first understand the inch. To understand the six harmonies, first understand the heart.

35. 知道美色像鲜花一样不能耐久，则自会消除对美色的迷恋。知道悦耳的音乐与流水没有什么不同，听过就会忘记，为何沉溺其中呢？

35. If one knows that beauty, like flowers, cannot last, the infatuation with beauty will naturally fade away. If one knows that pleasant music is no different from flowing water, and it will be forgotten after hearing it, why indulge in it?

36. ❼心可以碎，手不能停。该做什么就做什么，在崩溃中继续前行，是每个成年人的素养。

36. The heart may break, but the hands cannot stop. To do what needs to be done, to continue moving forward amidst collapse, is the virtue of every adult.

37. 眼界要阔，遍历名山大川。度量要宏，熟读五经诸史。

37. Expand your horizons and traverse famous mountains and rivers. Cultivate a broad perspective, and thoroughly study the Five Classics and various historical texts.

38. 要想眼界开阔，就应游遍名山大川；要想为人有雅量，就应熟读经史书籍。

38. To broaden one's horizons, one should travel to famous mountains and rivers; to cultivate a refined character, one should diligently study classical texts and historical books.

39. 强不知以为知，此乃大蠢。本无事而生事，是谓薄福。

39. To claim knowledge where there is none is a great folly. To create trouble where there is none is to be considered as having a meager fortune.

40. 心中无烦乱起伏，自然一切都宁静。情性中有教化，到处可见美好景色。

40. Without turmoil and fluctuations in the heart, everything naturally becomes serene. There is education in one's temperament, and beautiful scenery can be seen everywhere.

41. 什么时候才能得到满足，能知足便是满足。想清闲而没有清闲，能忙中偷闲便是闲。

41. When can one be content? Contentment comes from being satisfied with what one has. Longing for leisure but not finding it? Finding a moment of rest amidst the hustle and bustle is what it means to be at leisure.

42. ❾得到未必是福，失去未必是祸。人生各有渡口，各有各舟，你以为的遗憾，或许是躲过一劫。

42. Not necessarily a blessing to gain, not necessarily a misfortune to lose. Each person has their own crossing in life, their own boat, and what you think is regret might actually be a lucky escape.

43. 缓事宜急干，敏则有功。急事宜缓办，忙则多错。话不宜多。

43. Matters that can be dealt with in a timely manner should be handled promptly, and being alert brings success. Matters that require urgency should be handled with patience, and being too busy often leads to more mistakes. It is not advisable to speak too much.

44. ❶不指望海底看见月亮，不期待沙漠长出玫瑰，所以谁也无法让我失望。

44. ❶ I don't expect to see the moon from the sea, nor do I anticipate roses to grow in the desert, so no one can disappoint me.

45. 与人为善是很快乐的一件事，而读书可以使人知书达理。都是人生应该做到的事。

45. It is a joyful thing to be kind to others, and reading can make a person well-read and sensible. Both are things that should be done in life.

46. 除了自我反省之外，再也没有能胜过他人的方法；除了自我发奋之外，再也没有超过别人的方法。

46. There is no better way to surpass others than through self-reflection; there is no superior method to surpass others than through self-motivation.

47. 没有正派的人与之交往，那么这个人就一定是个奸诈之徒；没有贫困的亲友与之来往，那么这个家庭就一定很势利。

47. If this person does not associate with decent individuals, then they must be a cunning scoundrel; if they do not have impoverished relatives or friends, then this family must be very snobbish.

48. 摒除杂念内心自然清明，不看杂乱的景物，眼睛自然清澈。

48. By eliminating distracting thoughts, the mind naturally becomes clear. By not looking at chaotic scenes, the eyes naturally become clear.

49. 必须有容忍的雅量，仁德才能宏大；必须有忍耐的毅力，凡事才会成功。

49. There must be a generous tolerance for virtue to be magnanimous; there must be perseverance with fortitude for all endeavors to succeed.

50. 专门喜欢议论别人的长短的人，常常是那些对自己的行为疏于反省的人。整天喜欢攻击正直的人，所说的话常常错误百出。

50. People who are particularly fond of talking about others' shortcomings often tend to be those who neglect self-reflection on their own actions. Those who spend all day attacking upright people often say things that are full of mistakes.

51. 不间断地修身养性是有福的境界，顺其自然以安身立命是洞察上天。

51. Continuously cultivating one's character and temperament is a blessed state, and following nature to establish one's place in life is an insight into the heavens.

52. 凡事爱出风头的人，必然会遭小人背后挤兑；事事喜欢争强好胜的人，则必定会招小人背后诽谤打击。

52. Those who always seek to be the center of attention will inevitably be gossiped about behind their backs by the envious; and those who always strive to be the best will certainly attract backbiting and attacks from the jealous.

53. 不要紧的事情也应尽快处理，动作快则有效率。对于紧急的事情反倒是应该放缓步调，因为忙中必然露出自己的破绽。说话也是这样，以为自己有很多比别人高明的见解，殊不知已不知不觉露出自己的很多弱点。

53. Even trivial matters should be handled as soon as possible, as being swift is more efficient. On the other hand, for urgent matters, one should slow down the pace, because in the midst of haste, one is bound to reveal their own shortcomings. This is also true for speaking; one may think they have many superior insights compared to others, unaware that they have inadvertently exposed many of their own weaknesses.

54. 做事要留有余地，劝人从善应点到为止，不要把话说绝。

54. When doing things, leave room for flexibility. When persuading others to do good, know when to stop; don't say things to the point of no return.

55. 从来没有家庭和睦而不兴旺发达的，从来没有家庭不和而不衰败的。

55. There has never been a family that is harmonious and not prosperous, and there has never been a family that is not harmonious and does not decline.

56. ❿人生就是一场体验，请你尽兴。把“为什么是我”的委屈，换成“什么事都为我备好”的坦然。

56. Life is an experience, please enjoy it to the fullest. Replace the grievances of "Why me" with the calmness of "Everything is prepared for me."

57. 聪明的人切忌太明察，刚强的人切忌太暴躁，温和的人切忌优柔寡断当断不断。

57. The wise should avoid being overly astute, the strong should avoid being overly fierce, and the gentle should avoid being overly indecisive; when it's time to decide, they should not hesitate.

58. 以鲜花视美色，则孽障自消。以流水听弦歌，则性灵何害？

58. Viewing beauty as flowers, the misdeeds will naturally fade away. Listening to music as flowing water, what harm can there be to the soul?

59. 无正经人交接，气人必是奸邪。无穷亲友往来，其家必然势利。

59. If there is no serious person to hand over matters, the person causing frustration must be cunning and deceitful. If there is constant coming and going of relatives and friends, their family must be greedy for status and material gain.

60. 在家里对自己的老婆不说戏言不调笑，以礼相待，则能夫唱妇随，相敬如宾。

60. At home, if one does not speak trivial or teasing words to one's wife, but treats her with respect, then the couple can harmoniously follow each other's lead, showing mutual respect as guests.

61. 住世一日，要做一日好人。为官一日，要行一日好事。

61. Live for a day, be a good person for a day. Serve as an official for a day, do good deeds for a day.

62. 以下30条格言，言简意赅，妙语连珠，堪称我国古代劳动人民为人处世的智慧结晶，值得收藏细品！

62. The following 30 proverbs are concise, witty, and interconnected, embodying the wisdom of our ancient laboring people in their daily life and conduct. They are truly worth collecting and appreciating!