1. 幻想恰似那时钟的指针，转了一大圈，结果依然回到原处。——威·柯珀

1. Fantasy is like the hands of a clock, turning a full circle, only to end up back where it started. - William Cowper

2. 信用就像一面镜子，只要有了裂缝就不能像原来那样连成一片。阿米尔

2. Credit is like a mirror; once there is a crack, it can no longer be connected as it was originally. - Amir

3. 千教万教教人求真，千学万学学做真人。陶行知

3. A thousand teachings, a thousand learnings, all to seek the truth; a thousand teachings, a thousand learnings, all to be genuine people. — Tao Xingzhi

4. 切勿丢掉诚信，当你回过头再去捡它的时候，它已失去了原有的色彩。

4. Do not discard integrity; when you turn back to pick it up, it has lost its original color.

5. 德行的实现是由行为，不是由文字。夸美纽斯

5. The realization of virtue is through action, not through words. - Comenius

6. 世界未有比真诚人更为可贵的。西塞罗

6. There is nothing more precious in the world than an honest person. - Ciceron

7. 想入非非是通向科学探索的必需的和首要的步骤。——查尔斯

7. Daydreaming is an essential and primary step towards scientific exploration. — Charles

8. 诚信是一种财富，拥有诚信能使世界变得更美好！佚名

8. Integrity is a treasure, and having integrity can make the world a better place! Anon.

9. 勤劳一曰，可得一夜安眠；勤劳一生，可得幸福长眠。达芬奇（意大利）

9. One day of diligence brings one night of peaceful sleep; a lifetime of diligence brings eternal happiness. — Leonardo da Vinci (Italian)

10. 青年人首先要树雄心，立大志；其次要度衡量力，决心为国家、人民作一个有用的人才；为此就要选择一个奋斗的目标来努力学习和实践。吴玉章

10. Young people should first set ambitious goals and great aspirations; secondly, they should measure their abilities and be determined to become a useful talent for the country and the people. To this end, they should choose a goal to strive for, and work hard to study and practice. - Wu Yuzhang

11. 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

11. Man should be wise in intellect, pure in morals, and clean in body. Chekhov

12. 或作或辍，一曝十寒，则虽读书百年，吾未见其可也。（明）吴梦祥

12. Whether to start and then stop, or to be intermittent in one's efforts, like being exposed to the cold for ten days after only one day of warmth, then even if one reads for a hundred years, I have not seen how it can be considered beneficial. (Ming Dynasty) Wu Mengxiang

13. 礼貌是有教养的人的第二个太阳。——赫拉克利特

13. Politeness is the second sun of the educated person. - Heraclitus

14. 失掉信用的人，在这个世界上已经死了。哈伯特

14. A person who loses credit is already dead in this world. - Harbert

15. 人类被赋予了一种工作，那就是精神的成长。列夫·托尔斯泰

15. Man has been given a task, that is, the growth of the spirit. Leo Tolstoy

16. 青年是学习智慧的时期，中年是付诸实践的时期。卢梭

16. Youth is the time for learning wisdom, while middle age is the time for putting it into practice. Rousseau

17. 若有人兮天一方，忠为衣兮信为裳。卢照龄

17. If there is someone far away in the heavens, loyalty is his robe and trust his garment. — Lu Zhaoqing

18. 谦逊是反省的最高贵的收获，它建立起对抗骄傲的防线。温刹斯基

18. Humility is the most noble fruit of introspection, establishing a defense against pride. - Winchinsky

19. 如果你希望成功，当以恒心为良友，以经验为参谋，以当心为兄弟，以希望为哨兵。爱迪生

19. If you wish to succeed, make perseverance your best friend, experience your guide, caution your brother, and hope your sentry. - Thomas Edison

20. 千教万教，教人求真；千学万学，学做真人。陶行知

20. Teach and teach, to seek the truth; learn and learn, to become a genuine person. - Tao Xingzhi

21. 人生最宝贵的是生命，人生最需要的是学习，人生最愉快的是工作，人生最重要的是友谊。斯大林

21. The most precious thing in life is life, the most necessary thing is learning, the most pleasant thing is work, and the most important thing is friendship. - Stalin

22. 礼仪是在他的一切别种美德之上加上一层藻饰，使它们对他具有效用，去为他获得一切和他接近的人的尊重与好感。——洛克

22. Etiquette is a garnish added to all his other virtues, making them effective for him to win the respect and good will of everyone who comes near him. — Locke

23. 敬人者，人恒敬之；爱人者，人恒爱之。——孟子

23. Respect others, and others will always respect you; love others, and others will always love you. — Mencius

24. 学乃身之宝，儒为席上珍。君看为宰相，必用读书人。《神童诗劝学》

24. Learning is a treasure for the body, Confucianism is a delicacy on the dining table. Look at the prime minister, he must use scholars. (From the Poem "Encouraging Learning by the God-child")

25. 守信的人是最快乐的，诚实是最天真的。鲁迅

25. The trustworthy are the happiest, and honesty is the most innocent. — Lu Xun

26. 你诚信我诚信人人有威信，讲法治护法治个个能自治。

26. If you are honest and I am honest, everyone will have credibility; if we uphold the rule of law and protect it, everyone will be able to govern themselves.

27. 马先驯而后求良，人先信而后求能。准南子

27. First, train a horse to be docile, then seek its excellence; first, gain people's trust, then seek their abilities. — Zuoneng, a phrase attributed to the ancient Chinese philosopher Ziqi.

28. 说出一个人真实的思想是人生极大的安慰。伏尔泰

28. To express one's true thoughts is the greatest comfort in life. - Voltaire

29. 诚实的人必须对自己守信，他的最后靠山就是真诚。爱默生

29. An honest person must be faithful to himself, and his last stronghold is sincerity. — Emerson

30. 传统白须如雪，而幻想却总是那么年轻。——惠蒂尔

30. The traditional white beard is as white as snow, but the fantasy is always so young. – Whittier

31. 在铁事实面前，金的幻想也无处容身。——威·沃森

31. In the face of cold, hard facts, the fantasies of gold have no place to hide. - W. Watson

32. 我愿证明，凡是行为善良与高尚的人，定能因之而担当患难。——贝多芬

32. I wish to prove that anyone who behaves kindly and nobly will surely bear hardships because of it. — Beethoven

33. 倘若幻妄的幸福使灵魂飘然轻举，跌下现实的深谷将倍加痛苦。——英国

33. If the false happiness of illusion makes the soul float lightly, falling into the deep valley of reality will be doubly painful. - United Kingdom

34. 古今来许多世家，无非积德。天地间第一人品，还是读书。《格言联璧》

34. Throughout history, many noble families have accumulated virtue. The highest moral character in the world is still that of being educated. As it is said in "Proverbs in Pairs":

35. 诚实是力量的一种象征，它显示着一个人的高度自重和内心的安全感与尊严感。艾琳·卡瑟

35. Honesty is a symbol of strength, displaying a person's high self-esteem and a sense of security and dignity within themselves. - Eileen Cather

36. 始终不渝地忠实于自己和别人，就能具备最伟大才华的最高贵品质。歌德

36. Always remain loyal to yourself and others, and you will possess the most noble qualities of the greatest talent. - Goethe

37. 彬彬有礼的风度，主要是自我克制的表现。——爱迪生

37. The courteous demeanor is mainly a manifestation of self-restraint. — Thomas Edison

38. 一丝一毫关乎节操，一件小事一次不经意的失信，可能会毁了咱们生命的名誉。林达生

38. Every bit counts in terms of integrity. An unintentional betrayal in a minor matter may destroy the reputation of our lives. - Lin Dasheng

39. 礼貌是儿童与青年所应该特别小心地养成习惯的第一件大事。——洛克

39. Politeness is the first great habit that children and young people should carefully cultivate. — Locke

40. 让我们把不名誉作为刑罚最重的部分吧!——孟德斯鸠

40. Let us consider dishonor as the most severe part of the penalty. — Montesquieu

41. 惟诚可以破天下之伪，惟实可以破天下之虚。蔡锷

41. Only sincerity can break through the falseness of the world, and only reality can break through the emptiness of the world. — Cai E.

42. 真实是人生的命脉，是一切价值的根基，又是商业成功的秘诀，谁能信守不渝，就可以成功。德莱塞

42. Truth is the lifeblood of life, the foundation of all values, and also the secret to business success. Whosoever can adhere to it unwaveringly can achieve success. Dreiser

43. 对人以诚信，人不欺我；对事以诚信，事无不成。冯玉祥

43. Be honest with people, and they will not deceive me; be honest with things, and nothing will not be accomplished. -- Feng Yuxiang

44. 意思是：没有真诚所涉及不到的，用真诚提高自己以养就能规范，从真诚去处理事情就能完美。出自（宋）杨时《二程粹言·论道篇》。

44. It means: There is nothing that sincerity cannot reach. By using sincerity to improve oneself, one can regulate their behavior; by dealing with things with sincerity, one can achieve perfection. This quote is from "The Selections of the Two Courses" by Yang Shi of the Song Dynasty, in the "Discourse on the Way" chapter.

45. 惟诚可以破天下之伪，惟实可以破天下之虚。薛瑄

45. Only sincerity can break through the false in the world, only reality can break through the hollow in the world. — Xue Xuan

46. 不患位之不尊，而患德之不崇；不耻禄之不伙，而耻智之不博。张衡

46. Do not worry about the respect of your position, but worry about the cultivation of your virtue; do not be ashamed of the smallness of your salary, but be ashamed of the narrowness of your wisdom. Zhang Heng.

47. 我们应该注意自己不用言语去伤害别的同志，但是，当别人用语言来伤害自己的时候，也应该受得起。

47. We should be mindful not to use words to hurt other comrades, but we should also be able to bear it when others use language to hurt us.

48. 人类最不道德处，是不诚实与怯懦。高尔基

48. The most immoral trait in humans is dishonesty and cowardice. - Gorky

49. 不要靠馈赠来获得一个朋友。你须贡献你挚情的爱，学习怎样用正当的方法来赢得一个人的心。苏格拉底

49. Do not gain a friend by gifts. You must contribute your heartfelt love and learn how to win a person's heart through legitimate means. - Socrates

50. 礼貌是最容易做到的事，也是最珍贵的东西。——冈察尔

50. Politeness is the easiest thing to do, and also the most precious thing. — Gonchar

51. 守法和有良心的人，即使有迫切的需要也不会偷窃，可是，即使把百万金元给了盗贼，也没法儿指望他从此不偷不盗。克雷洛夫

51. Law-abiding and conscientious people would not steal even if they had pressing needs, but it is impossible to expect a thief to stop stealing even if he is given a million dollars. — Krylov

52. 虚假的学问比无知更糟糕。无知好比一块空地，可以耕耘和播种；虚假的学问就象一块长满杂草的荒地，几乎无法把草拔尽。康因

52. False knowledge is worse than ignorance. Ignorance is like a barren land, which can be cultivated and sown; false knowledge is like a wasteland overgrown with weeds, almost impossible to completely uproot the grass. Confucius

53. 春秋战国时，商鞅下令在都城南门外立一根三丈长的木头，并当众许下诺言，有人站起将木头扛到了北门。商鞅立即赏了他五十金。

53. During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, Shang Yang issued an order to place a three-chang long wooden pole at the south gate of the capital city, and publicly made a promise that anyone who could stand up and carry the pole to the north gate would be rewarded with fifty jin of gold. Shang Yang immediately rewarded him with fifty jin of gold.

54. 没有一种遗产能像诚实那样丰富的了。莎士比亚

54. No heritage is as rich as honesty. - Shakespeare

55. 信用难得易失。费10年功夫积累的信用往往会由于一时的言行而失掉。池田大作

55. Credit is hard to gain and easy to lose. The credit accumulated over ten years of effort can often be lost due to a momentary act or word. Ikeda Daisaku

56. 人以实，虽疏必密；与人以虚，虽戚必疏。韩婴

56. To be sincere with others, even if you are distant, you will become close; to be insincere with others, even if you are close, you will become distant. Han Ying.

57. 知识是引导人生到光明与真实境界的灯烛，愚暗是达到光明与真实境界的障碍，也就是人生发展的障碍。李大钊

57. Knowledge is the lamp that guides life to the realm of light and truth, while ignorance is the obstacle to reaching the realm of light and truth, which is also an obstacle to the development of life. — Li Dazhao

58. 诚实和勤勉，应该成为你永久的伴侣。——富兰克林

58. Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions. — Franklin

59. 不要说谎，不要害怕真理。——(俄)列夫托尔斯泰

59. Do not tell lies, do not fear the truth. — (Russian) Leo Tolstoy