1. 莫愁前方无知己，天下谁人不识君。

1. Do not worry that you have no friends ahead, for who in the world does not know you?

2. 朋友之间的意见，不要留到第二天。

2. Don't leave opinions between friends for the next day.

3. 不可以一时之誉，断其为君子，不可以一时之谤，断其为小人。

3. One cannot determine someone to be a gentleman based on their momentary praise, nor can one determine them to be a small person based on their momentary slander.

4. 若知四海皆兄弟，何处相逢非故人。

4. If one knows that all under heaven are brothers, where can one meet and not recognize an old friend?

5. 志合者，不以山海为远；道乖者，不以咫尺为近。

: 5. Those who are of the same mind do not consider the seas and mountains as distant; those who are at odds do not consider a foot away as close.

6. 学贵得师，亦贵得友。

6. The value of learning lies not only in having a good teacher but also in having good friends.

7. 莫愁前路无知已，天下谁人不识君。

7. Do not worry about not knowing your way ahead, for everyone in the world knows you.

8. 高山流水，非知音不能听。

8. The music of high mountains and flowing waters can only be appreciated by those who are true connoisseurs.

9. 趋炎附势的人，不可与其共患难。

9. People who flatter the powerful and seek favor should not be shared in hardships.

10. 君子与君子以同道为朋；小人与小人以同利为友。

10. A gentleman befriends a gentleman with whom he shares the same beliefs; a small person befriends a small person with whom he shares the same interests.

11. 多静坐以收心，寡酒色以清心，去嗜欲以养心。观古训以警心，悟至理以明心。

11. Sit quietly to gather your thoughts, drink less and avoid sensuality to purify your heart, and rid yourself of desires to nourish your heart. Observe ancient teachings to alert your heart, and understand profound truths to illuminate your heart.

12. 以文会友，以友辅仁。

12. Make friends through literature, and use friends to cultivate benevolence.

13. 以势交者，势倾则绝；以利交者，利穷则散。

13. Those who befriend each other for power will part ways when the power is lost; those who befriend each other for profit will disperse when the profit is exhausted.

14. 大丈夫处世处，当交四海英雄。?>

14. In dealing with the world, a man should associate with heroes from all four seas.

15. 只有不倚赖朋友，不苛求朋友，才可享受到交友的快乐。

15. Only by not depending on friends and not being demanding of them can one enjoy the joy of friendship.

16. 临时结交的人，不能算是朋友。

16. People met temporarily cannot be considered as friends.

17. 君子交绝，不出恶声。

17. A gentleman, when he breaks off a friendship, does not utter any evil words.

18. 好友面前，不可当众揭其所短，扬其隐私。

18. In the presence of friends, one should not publicly expose their shortcomings or disclose their private matters.

19. 忠诚是友谊的桥梁，欺骗是友谊的叛徒。

19. Loyalty is the bridge of friendship, while deceit is the traitor of friendship.

20. 鲜花要用水浇灌，友谊要靠人珍惜。

20. Fresh flowers need to be watered, and friendship needs to be cherished by people.

21. 两悔无不释之怨，两求无不合之交，两怒无不成之祸。

21. There is no resentment that cannot be released when both sides are willing to forgive; there is no friendship that cannot be mended when both sides seek reconciliation; and there is no disaster that cannot be averted when both sides are willing to cool down.

22. 幸运时朋友了解我们，逆境中我们了解朋友。

22. In good times, friends know us; in adversity, we understand our friends.

23. 士有妒友，则贤交不亲，君有妨臣，则贤臣不至。

23. If a scholar has envious friends, then the virtuous ones will not be close; if a ruler has obstructive ministers, then virtuous ministers will not come.

24. 工欲善其事，必先利其器。

24. If you want to do a job well, you must first sharpen your tools.

25. 鹿鸣得食而相呼，伐木同声而求友。

25. When deer find food, they call to each other; when people chop wood, they seek friends in unison.

26. 古之君子，交绝不出恶声。

26. A gentleman of ancient times would not utter malicious words upon the termination of a friendship.

27. 走红时朋友认识我们；遇到不幸时我们认识朋友。

27. When we are popular, we know our friends; when we encounter misfortune, we learn about our friends.

28. 人之相识，贵在相知，人之相知，贵在知心。

28. The value of knowing a person lies in understanding them, and the value of understanding a person lies in knowing their heart.

29. 平生知心者，屈指能几人？

29. In a lifetime, how many close friends can one count on the fingers?

30. 与朋友交，言而有信。

30. In dealing with friends, be sincere and keep your word.

31. 对众人一视同仁，对少数人推心置腹，对任何人不要亏负。

31. Treat all people equally, show sincerity to a few, and do not harm anyone.

32. 用人者，取人之长，避人之短。

32. As an employer, one should take advantage of a person's strengths and avoid their weaknesses.

33. 合意客来心不厌，知音人听话偏长。

33. The heart is never tired of guests who are in agreement, and the listener's ears are always eager for longer words from those who understand.

34. 世事如今辣酒酿，交友自古春云保。

34. Now, the world is like strong wine being brewed; making friends has always been protected by the spring clouds.

35. 君子慎所择，休与毒兽伍。

35. A gentleman should be careful in his choices, and do not associate with poisonous beasts.

36. 友谊是两颗心真诚相待，而不是一颗心对另一颗心的敲打。

36. Friendship is two hearts treating each other sincerely, rather than one heart beating the other.

37. 不是真正的朋友，再重的礼品也敲不开心扉。

37. Not a true friend, no matter how heavy the gift, it can't open the heart.

38. 交友投分，切磨箴规。

38. Make friends based on mutual understanding and refine one's advice and guidance.

39. 莫逆于心，遂相与为友。

39. Having the same mind, they became friends with each other.

40. 德不孤，必从邻。

40. Virtue does not dwell alone; it must have neighbors.

41. 要想有朋友，自己必须先够朋友。

41. In order to have friends, one must first be a friend oneself.

42. 路遥知马力，日久见人心。

42. A long journey reveals the horse's strength, and time reveals the heart of a person.

43. 酒逢知己千杯少，话不投机半句多。

43. When wine meets a friend, a thousand cups are never enough; when words are not in tune, even half a sentence is too many.

44. 布衣之交不可忘。

44. The friendship between commoners should not be forgotten.

45. 对你严肃的面孔，那是一盏明灯。

45. To your stern face, that is a beacon of light.

46. 怒伤肝，思伤脾，忧伤肺，恐伤肾。

46. Anger harms the liver, worry harms the spleen, sadness harms the lung, and fear harms the kidney.

47. 君子以文会友，以友辅仁。

47. A gentleman gathers friends through literature, and through friends cultivates benevolence.

48. 度尽劫波兄弟在，相逢一笑泯恩仇。

48. Brothers who have endured hardships together, a smile upon meeting erases all past grievances.

49. 君子坦荡荡，小人常戚戚。

49. A gentleman is open and magnanimous, while a small-minded person is often worried and troubled.

50. 朋友不信，则交易绝。

50. If friends do not trust each other, then the trade is terminated.

51. 见贤思齐焉，见不贤而内自省也。

51. When you see a virtuous person, think of being like him; when you see an unvirtuous person, reflect upon yourself.

52. 谈笑有鸿儒，往来无白丁。

52. Among the laughter and talk are scholars of great erudition, and there are no unlettered men in their company.

53. 善良的心，是最好的法律。

53. A kind heart is the best law.

54. 同声自相应，同心自相知。

54. Echoes resonate with echoes, hearts know each other through unity.

55. 朋友的一拳，胜过敌人的一吻。

55. A friend's punch is worth more than an enemy's kiss.

56. 少年乐相知，衰暮思故友。

56. In youth, friends are cherished, in old age, old friends are missed.

57. 沙锅不打不漏，朋友不交不透。

57. A pot won't leak if it's not beaten, and a friend won't be transparent if it's not communicated with.

58. 欲取鸣琴弹，恨不知音赏。

58. Wanting to play the zither, I regret not knowing anyone to appreciate its music.

59. 向你的朋友学好，对着你的影子整装。

59. Learn well from your friends, and gear up in front of your shadow.

60. 亲戚是上帝赐予我们的、朋友是我们自己挑选的。

60. Relatives are given to us by God, while friends are chosen by ourselves.

61. 相知无远近，万里尚为邻。

61. Knowing each other, distance is no barrier, for even ten thousand miles can be our neighbor.

62. 与朋友交，严而有信。

62. In friendship, be strict but trustworthy.

63. 君子之交，淡若水；小人之交，甘若醴。

63. The friendship of gentlemen is as light as water; the friendship of the ungentlefolk is as sweet as honeyed wine.

64. 真正的朋友，是一个灵魂孕育在两个躯体里。

64. A true friend is a soul that resides in two bodies.

65. 交心不交面，从此重相忆。

65. To share hearts but not faces, from this day on, we remember each other deeply.

66. 贫贱之交不可忘，糟糠之妻不下堂。

66. Do not forget the friendships formed in poverty, and do not desert your wife who has shared hardships with you.

67. 君子先择而后交，小人先交而后择，故君子寡尤，小人多怨。

67. A gentleman chooses first and then makes friends, while a small man makes friends first and then chooses. Therefore, gentlemen have few complaints, but small men have many grievances.

68. 月落乌啼霜满天，江枫渔火对愁眠。

68. The moon sets, the crows cry, frost fills the sky; by the river's maple, fishing fires face the sorrowful sleep.

69. 先淡后浓，先疏后密，先远后近，交友之道也。

69. Start with light and gradually go to the intense, start with sparse and then go to the dense, start with distant and then go to the close, this is the way of making friends.

70. 除了一个真心的朋友之外，没有一样药剂是可以通心的。

70. There is no elixir that can reach the heart except for a sincere friend.

71. 我有清风高节在，知君不负岁寒交。

71. I possess the breeze and the noble character, knowing you will not forsake me in the cold of winter.

72. 君子之交，定而后求；小人之交，一拍即合。

72. The friendship of gentlemen is established first and then pursued; the friendship of the unenlightened is formed at a single glance.