1. 生活中，很多人就是因为不会说话，胡言乱语，信口开河，结果让人产生恶感，和锦绣前程失之交臂。

1. In life, many people are turned off and miss out on a bright future because they don't know how to communicate properly, spout nonsense, and speak without thinking.

2. 有人问先知穆罕默德，人身上什么东西最危险？穆罕默德指着嘴里，说：舌头。

2. Someone asked the Prophet Muhammad, "What is the most dangerous thing on a person's body?" Muhammad pointed to his mouth and said: the tongue.

3. 不言是一种智慧，沉默是一种境界。

3. Not speaking is a kind of wisdom, and silence is a level of attainment.

4. 一个人最顶级的弱智，就是用语言突出自己的超群绝伦，话里话外表现自己的与众不同，高人一等。实际上，别人非但不会高看你，还会看扁你，讨厌你，疏远你。

4. The most top-level foolishness of a person is to use language to highlight their extraordinary abilities, to show their uniqueness and superiority in their words and between the lines. In reality, others will not only not look up to you, but will look down on you, dislike you, and keep you at a distance.

5. “天何言哉? 四时行焉, 百物生焉, 天何言哉?”

5. "What does heaven say? The four seasons progress, and all things come to life. What does heaven say?"

6. 说话时，也要处处考虑别人的感受，照顾别人的体面。知道什么该说，什么不该说。

6. When speaking, always consider others' feelings and take care of their dignity. Know what to say and what not to say.

7. 作家卡夫卡说：

7. The writer Kafka said:

8. 孔子周游列国期间，经常不说话，沉默寡言，弟子们询问原因。孔子说：

8. During his travels around the various states, Confucius often remained silent and spoke little. His disciples inquired about the reason. Confucius said:

9. 管好自己的嘴，就能守住自己的福气，减少很多祸患和霉运。

9. Keep your mouth shut, and you can preserve your good fortune, and reduce a lot of misfortunes and bad luck.

10. 是非只为多开口，烦恼皆因强出头。言多必失，言多必败，多言无益，沉默是金。

10. Misunderstandings arise from too many words, and troubles come from pushing oneself forward too much. Too much talking leads to mistakes, and too much talking leads to defeat. More words are not beneficial; silence is gold.

11. 学会用智慧和理性驾驭语言，而不是用情绪裹挟语言，说话不经大脑。

11. Learn to harness language with wisdom and reason, rather than being carried away by emotions, and speak without thinking.

12. 谨言慎行，既然一种靠谱的态度，也是一个人应有的美德。

12. Speak and act cautiously, as it is not only a reliable attitude but also a virtue that a person should possess.

13. 子张问他的老师孔子，怎样才能做官呢？孔子答：多听别人说话，不要说你觉得可疑的，其余的，也要谨慎地说，便少过失。多看别人行事，不要做你觉得不安的，其余的，也要谨慎地行，便少后悔。说话少过失，行事少后悔，谋求禄仕之道就在这里面了。

13. Zi Zhang asked his teacher Confucius, "How can one become an official?" Confucius replied: "Listen to others more, do not say things that you find suspicious, and be cautious in speaking the rest, so that you commit fewer mistakes. Observe others' actions more, do not do things that you find unsettling, and be cautious in the rest of your actions, so that you have fewer regrets. To speak with fewer mistakes and act with fewer regrets, the path to seeking official positions lies within this."

14. 不说人短处，不发人隐私，不言人小过，不随意评价别人的生活。三缄其口，保持沉默，就是对别人的尊重和体谅，是一种不动声色的善良。

14. Do not speak of others' shortcomings, do not disclose their privacy, do not comment on their minor mistakes, and do not arbitrarily evaluate others' lives. To keep silent and refrain from speaking is a respect and consideration for others, a kind of silent goodness.

15. 一个人见过世面，就不会心浮气躁，用滔滔不绝的语言表现自己，而是学会少说话。该说的话，考虑好了再说。不该说的话，绝对不会胡言乱语。

15. A person who has seen the world will not be restless or show off with eloquent words. Instead, they learn to speak less. They will say what they have thought through and consider carefully, and will never blabber nonsense.

16. 切记：少言是修养，慎言是美德，不言是智慧。

16. Remember: Less talk is修养, careful speech is virtue, and silence is wisdom.

17. 有时候我们不说话，不是因为没人倾听，而是没有说话的必要。懂得你的人，不说也会心有灵犀，明白彼此。不懂你的人，说了也只是对牛弹琴，自取其辱。

17. Sometimes we don't speak, not because no one is listening, but because there's no need to talk. The people who understand you will be able to sense your thoughts without words, and understand each other. The ones who don't understand you will only be talking to the wind, and only bring shame upon themselves.

18. “您不知道，沉默包含了多少力量，咄咄逼人的进攻只是一种假象，一种诡计，人们常常用它在自己和世界面前掩饰弱点，真正持久的力量存在于沉默之中。”

18. "You do not know how much power silence contains; aggressive attacks are only a facade, a deceit, often used by people to cover up their weaknesses in front of themselves and the world. The truly enduring power resides in silence."

19. 俗话说：口是是非门，舌是斩身剑。

19. As the saying goes: The mouth is a gate of mischief, and the tongue is a sword that can cut off a person's life.

20. 《菜根谭》中说道：“不揭他人之短，不探他人之秘，不思他人之旧过，则可以此养德疏害。”

20. The "Tao Te Ching" says: "If one does not expose others' shortcomings, does not pry into others' secrets, and does not think about others' past mistakes, one can cultivate virtue and eliminate harm with this."

21. 人有两只耳朵一张嘴，就是告诉我们，多倾听，少说话。

21. Humans have two ears and one mouth, which is a reminder to us to listen more and speak less.

22. 天从来不说话，而把一切安排得妥妥当当，有条不紊。

22. The sky never speaks, yet it arranges everything neatly and in order.

23. 意思是，天有什么话可说呢？春夏秋冬四季运转不息，各种各样的事物也都随之而生长繁殖。天有什么话可说呢？

23. It means, what can heaven say? The four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter rotate ceaselessly, and all kinds of things grow and reproduce accordingly. What can heaven say?

24. 罗翔说：“永远不要轻易地评价他人，因为我们的认识能力是有限的，很难获得随意道德评价所拥有的全部信息。尊重他人也就是尊重自己。”

24. Luo Xiang said, "Never easily judge others, because our ability to understand is limited, and it is difficult to obtain all the information required for arbitrary moral judgments. Respecting others is also respecting oneself."

25. 我们对世界，对别人的了解，其实很有限。懂得自己的局限性，不要站在道德制高点上指手画脚，评论别人的是是非非，否则会伤害到别人，也是自己涵养缺失的体现。

25. Our understanding of the world and others is actually quite limited. Recognize your own limitations, don't stand on a moral high ground to point fingers and comment on others' right and wrong, otherwise it will hurt others, and it is also an manifestation of your lack of self-cultivation.

26. 说话不当，轻则招人忌恨，重则引火烧身，万劫不复。

26. Mis-speaking can lead to others' resentment, at the lightest, and at the worst, it can ignite a fire that burns oneself, leading to endless suffering and no return.

27. 三年学说话，一生学闭嘴。管好自己的舌头，是一个人最顶级的自律。

27. It takes three years to learn to speak and a lifetime to learn to keep silent. Keeping one's tongue in check is the highest form of self-discipline for a person.