1. 所谓恶人，无论有过多么善良的过去，也已滑一向堕一落的道路而消逝其善良一性一；所谓善人，即使有过道德上不堪提及的过去，但他还是向着善良前进的人。杜威

1. So-called evil people, no matter how kind their past may have been, have slipped into the path of decline and lost their goodness; so-called good people, even if they have a past that is morally不堪提及, are still those who move forward towards goodness. - Dewey

2. 没有任何东西比人类的一爱一更富有智慧、更复杂。它是花丛中最娇一嫩的而又最质朴、最美丽和最平凡的花朵，这个花丛的名字叫道德。苏霍姆林斯基

2. Nothing is wiser, more complex than human love. It is the most delicate flower in the midst of the flowers, yet the simplest, most beautiful, and most ordinary, and the name of this flower garden is morality. — Sukhomlinsky

3. 人类最大的幸福就在于每天能谈谈道德方面的事情。无灵魂的生活就失去了人的生活价值。苏格拉底

3. The greatest happiness of humanity lies in being able to discuss matters of morality every day. A life without soul loses the value of human life. - Socrates

4. 如果良好的习惯是一种道德资本，那么，在同样的程度上，坏习惯就是道德上的无法偿清的债务了。乌申斯基

4. If good habits are a form of moral capital, then, to the same extent, bad habits are a moral debt that can never be repaid. Ushinsky

5. 七十六、美术所以能产生科学，全从真美合一的观念产生出来。他们觉得真即是美，又觉得真才是美，所以求美，先从求真入手。

5. The reason why art can give rise to science is entirely due to the concept of the unity of truth and beauty. They believe that truth is beauty and that only truth is beauty. Therefore, in pursuit of beauty, they start with the pursuit of truth.

6. 我不知道有什么比教养一个孩子成人更神圣的职责了。

6. I don't know of any task more sacred than raising a child into adulthood.

7. 萤火虫的可贵，在于用那盏挂在后尾的灯，专照别人；您的可敬，则在于总是给别人提供方便。

7. The value of the firefly lies in using the lantern hung at the rear to light the way for others; while your respectability lies in always providing convenience for others.

8. 八十、海云极目何茫茫，涛声彻耳逾激昂，鼍腥龙血玄以黄，天黑水黑长夜长，满船沈睡我徬徨，浊酒一斗神飞扬，渔阳三叠魂憯伤，欲语不语怀故乡。纬度东指天尽处，一线微红出扶桑，酒罢诗罢，但见寥天一鸟鸣朝阳。

8. Eighty, the boundless sea, clouds gathering in the distance, the roar of the waves echoing through the ears, even more fierce. The scent of the alligator and the dragon's blood is dark and yellow. As the sky turns dark, the water turns dark, and the long night drags on. The entire ship sleeps soundly, leaving me lost and confused. A cup of muddled wine lifts the spirit, the three repetitions of the Qinyang melody cause the soul to ache, and I want to speak but can't, my heart filled with nostalgia for my hometown. The latitude points east to the end of the sky, a thread of faint red emerging from the sunrise. After drinking and writing poetry, all that can be seen is a solitary bird in the vast sky crying out towards the rising sun.

9. 把“德性”教给你们的孩子：使人幸福的是德性而非金钱。这是我的经验之谈。

9. Teach your children the virtue: It is virtue, not money, that brings happiness. This is my personal experience.

10. 古之立大事者，不惟有超世之才，亦必有坚忍不拔之志。苏轼

10. Those who establish great achievements in ancient times do not only possess extraordinary talent, but also must have an indomitable will. - Su Shi

11. 五、天下兴亡，匹夫有责。

11. V. The rise and fall of the world is the responsibility of every ordinary person.

12. 法者，天下之公器也；变者，天下之公理也。梁启超《变法通议论不变法之害》

12. The law is the public instrument of the world; change is the universal principle of the world. Liang Qichao, "On the Merits of Reform and the Dangers of Not Reforming."

13. 在困厄颠沛的时候能坚定不移，这就是一个真正令人钦佩的人的不凡之处。

13. To remain steadfast in times of adversity and hardship is the extraordinary quality of a truly admirable person.

14. 学之经莫速乎好其人隆礼次之。经途经好其人爱戴教授自己的人虚心向他们求教。隆礼尊崇礼义。——《荀子劝学》

14. The fastest way to learn is to love the people who are good, and to value rituals is the next best thing. The method involves loving the people who teach you and respectfully seeking their guidance. Valuing rituals means respecting propriety and morality. —— From Xunzi's "Exhortation to Study"

15. 二、前途似海，来日方长。

15. Secondly, the future is as vast as the sea, and there are many days ahead.

16. 把"德性"教给你们的孩子：使人幸福的是德性而非金钱。这是我的经验之谈。在患难中支持我的是道德，使我不曾自杀的，除了艺术以外也是道德。

16. Teach your children the virtue: it is virtue, not money, that brings happiness. This is my own experience. It was morality that supported me in times of hardship, and it was also morality that prevented me from committing suicide, besides art.

17. 三十三、侠之大者，为国为民；侠之小者，为友为邻。

17. Thirty-third, the great chivalry is for the country and the people; the small chivalry is for friends and neighbors.

18. 八十二、国者何？积民而成也。国政者何？民自治其事也。爱国者何？民自爱其身也。故民权兴则国权立，民权灭则国权亡。为君相者务压民之权，是之谓自弃其国。为民者而不务各伸其权，是之谓自弃其身。故言爱国必自兴民权始。

18. Eighty-two, What is a nation? It is formed by the accumulation of the people. What is state governance? It is the people governing their own affairs. What is patriotism? It is the people loving themselves. Therefore, when people's rights are flourishing, the country's rights are established; when people's rights are extinguished, the country's rights perish. For rulers and ministers who are devoted to oppressing the rights of the people, this is called abandoning their own country. For those who serve the people and do not strive to assert their rights, this is called abandoning their own bodies. Therefore, to speak of patriotism must start with the enhancement of people's rights.

19. 人只有献身于社会，才能找出那短暂而有风险的生命的意义。爱因斯坦

19. Only by devoting oneself to society can one find the meaning of that brief and risky life. - Einstein

20. 在客户畅谈时，销售就会取得进展。因此，客户说话时付，不要去打断他，自己说话时，要允许客户打断你。推销是一种沉默的艺术。

20. Progress in sales is made when the customer is talking. Therefore, when the customer is speaking, do not interrupt them; when it is your turn to speak, allow the customer to interrupt you. Selling is an art of silence.

21. 三十一、不恨年华去也，只恐少年心事，强半为消磨。

21. Thirty-first, not hating the years for passing, only fearing that the youthful heart's thoughts, more than half, have been worn away.

22. 自觉心是进步之母，自贱心是堕落之源，故自觉心不可无，自贱心不可有。邹韬奋

22. Conscience is the mother of progress, and self-debasement is the source of decline, therefore, a sense of self-awareness is indispensable, while self-debasement should be avoided. — Zhou Taofen

23. 六、天下惟庸人无咎无誉。

23. VI. Only the ordinary people in the world have neither faults nor praise.

24. 七、学其所用，用其所学。

24. VII. Learn what you will use, and use what you have learned.

25. 若是为了更美丽的东西的话，任何规则都可以破坏。

25. If it's for something more beautiful, any rule can be broken.

26. 一个勇敢而率真的灵魂，能用自己的眼睛观照，用自己的心去爱，用自己的理智去判断；不做影子，而做人。罗曼罗兰

26. A brave and honest soul can look at the world with its own eyes, love with its own heart, and judge with its own intellect; it does not act as a shadow, but as a human being. - Romain Rolland

27. 啊，有修养的人多快乐！甚至别人觉得是牺牲的事，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

27. Ah, how happy are the refined! Even when others might consider it a sacrifice, he feels content and happy; his heart is ever joyful, and he has endless joy to share! — Chernyshevsky

28. 三十二、乃归未及一月，竟溘然长逝，年仅逾弱冠耳。

28. Thirty-second, he returned and had not even been back for a month when he suddenly passed away, at a mere age over twenty.

29. 您像一支红烛，为子弟献出了所有的热和光！您的品格和精神，可以用两个字就是--燃烧！不停的燃烧！

29. You are like a red candle, offering all your heat and light to the younger generation! Your character and spirit can be summed up in two words -- burning! Unceasingly burning!

30. 七十七、少年智则国智，少年富则国富，少年强则国强，少年独立则国独立，少年自由则国自由，少年进步则国进步，少年胜于欧洲则国胜于欧洲，少年雄于地球则国雄于地球。

30. The seventy-seventh: If the youth are wise, the nation will be wise; if the youth are rich, the nation will be rich; if the youth are strong, the nation will be strong; if the youth are independent, the nation will be independent; if the youth are free, the nation will be free; if the youth progress, the nation will progress; if the youth excel in Europe, the nation will excel in Europe; if the youth are dominant on Earth, the nation will be dominant on Earth.

31. 绳是长的好，话是短的好。列夫托尔斯泰（俄）《哈吉穆拉特》

31. It's good that the rope is long, and it's good that the words are short. – Leo Tolstoy (Russian), "Hadji Murad"

32. 变或可存，不变则削，全变乃存，小变仍削。康有为《政论集》

32. What changes can be preserved, what remains unchanged should be reduced. Total change preserves, while slight change is still reduced. — From Kang Youwei's "Collection of Political Commentaries"

33. 完全理智的心，恰如一柄全是锋刃的刀，会叫使用它的人手上流血。泰戈尔

33. A heart completely rational, like a sword all made of edge, will make the hand that uses it bleed. - Tagore

34. 君子不镜于水，而镜于人。镜于水，见面之容，镜于人，则知吉与凶。墨翟

34. A gentleman does not take a mirror from water, but from people. If one looks into water, one sees one's own appearance; if one looks into people, one knows of good and ill. — Mozi (Confucianism)

35. 成功的管理艺术有赖于在一个充满偶然性的环境里为自己的活动确定一个理由充分的成功比率。卡斯特（美）

35. The art of successful management depends on setting a sufficiently justified success rate for its activities in an environment full of contingencies. (Kast, USA)

36. 十九、苦乐全在主观的心不在客观的事。

36. Nineteen: Suffering and joy are all in the subjective mind, not in objective things.

37. 我深信只有有道德的公民才能向自己的祖国致以可被接受的敬礼。卢梭

37. I firmly believe that only a morally upright citizen can render an acceptable homage to their own country. Rousseau

38. 不论将来自己达到一个什么样的辉煌的顶点，决不能把自己的才能当成商品。张洁

38. No matter what splendid peak I reach in the future, I must never treat my talents as commodities. — Zhang Jie

39. 七十三、自由者，权利之表证也。凡人所以为人者有二大要件：一是生命，二是权利。二者缺一，时乃非人，故自由者亦精神界之生命也。

39. 73. The free man is the embodiment of rights. There are two major requirements for what makes a person human: one is life, and the other is rights. Without either of these, one is not truly human, hence freedom is also the life of the spirit.

40. 明师之恩诚为过于天地重于父母多矣。——晋葛洪《勤求》

40. The gratitude for a great teacher's kindness is truly heavier than the heavens and more profound than that of parents. — From "Qin Ge Hong's Hard Work" (Jin Ge Hong)

41. 在这个世界上，销售代表靠什么去拨动客户的心弦？有人以思维敏捷、逻辑周密的雄辩使人刑艮：有人以声隋并茂、慷既激昂的陈词去动人心扉。但是，这些都是形式问题。在任何时间、任何地点，去说服任何人，始终起作用的因素只有-个：那就是真诚。

41. In this world, what do sales representatives rely on to touch the hearts of their customers? Some rely on their quick thinking and logical, persuasive eloquence; others use expressive, passionate speeches to move people's hearts. However, all these are merely formal issues. At any time and place, the only factor that always works in persuading anyone is one: sincerity.

42. 八十一、《孟子》为修养最适当之书，于今日青年尤为相宜。学者宜摘取其中精要语熟诵，或钞出常常阅览，使其精神深入我之下意识中，则一生做人基础可以稳固，而且日日向上，至老不衰矣。

42. The "Mencius" is the most appropriate book for cultivation, especially suitable for today's youth. Scholars should select the essential phrases from it and recite them thoroughly, or copy them out to read frequently, allowing their spirit to deeply permeate into my subconscious. In this way, the foundation for one's life can be firmly established, and one can continue to progress each day, remaining vigorous even in old age.