1. 一个人最伤心的事情无过于良心的死灭。

1. The most heart-wrenching thing for a person is the death of their conscience.

2. 不敬他人，是自不敬也。

2. Disrespecting others is the same as being disrespectful to oneself.

3. 仁之发处自是爱。

3. The origin of benevolence is naturally love.

4. 文明就是造就文明人。

4. Civilization is the creation of civilized people.

5. 强本而节用，则天不能贫。

5. Strengthen the foundation and practice economy, and then heaven cannot make one poor.

6. 真正的文明是说有人种植幸福的结果。

6. True civilization is the result of someone planting happiness.

7. 慈鸦尚还哺，羔羊犹跪足。

7. The crows still feed their young, the lamb still kneels on its feet.

8. 土扶可城墙，积德为厚地。

8. Earth can support a city wall, accumulating virtue makes the land rich.

9. 不守时间就就是没有道德。

9. Not keeping time is a sign of a lack of morality.

10. 君子己善，亦乐人之善也。

10. A gentleman, when he is good, also takes joy in the goodness of others.

11. 不敬他人，就是自不敬也。

11. Disrespecting others is the same as being disrespectful to oneself.

12. 不是不能见义，怕的是见义而不勇为。

12. It is not that one cannot see justice; what one fears is seeing justice but not being courageous enough to act upon it.

13. 出门靠嘴，种田靠水。

13. Getting out depends on the mouth, farming depends on water.

14. 花儿用美丽装扮世界，我们用行动美化校园！

14. Flowers adorn the world with their beauty, and we beautify the campus with our actions!

15. 君子争礼，小人争嘴。

15. The gentleman disputes over etiquette, while the mean man disputes over words.

16. 谦逊是美德的色彩。

16. Humility is the hue of virtue.

17. 谦恭有礼，人人欢迎。

17. Modesty and politeness are universally welcomed.

18. 彬彬有礼的风度，主要是自我克制的表现。

18. The manner of being courteous and polite is primarily a manifestation of self-restraint.

19. 人有礼则安，无礼则危。?>

19. A person is at peace when they have propriety, but in danger when they lack it.

20. 奢者狼藉俭者安，一凶一吉在眼前。

20. The luxurious are in disarray, while the thrifty are at ease; one misfortune and one good fortune are right before their eyes.

21. 礼仪周全能息事宁人。

21. Etiquette is all about calming things down and diffusing tensions.

22. 知识使人变得文雅，而交际使人变得完善。

22. Knowledge makes one elegant, while communication perfects one.

23. 恭近于礼，远耻辱也，恭则不侮。

23. To be respectful is close to propriety, and to be respectful is far from shame; when one is respectful, one does not suffer insult.

24. 礼貌周全不花钱，却比什么都值钱。

24. Politeness costs nothing but is more valuable than anything else.

25. 人不能象走兽那样活着，应该追求知识和美德。

25. Human beings cannot live like beasts; they should pursue knowledge and virtue.

26. 将不可骄，骄则失礼，失礼则人离，人离则众叛。

26. Do not become proud, for pride leads to loss of decorum, and loss of decorum results in people turning away, and when people turn away, the masses will betray.

27. 凡人之所以贵于禽兽者，以有礼也。

27. What makes humans superior to beasts is the presence of etiquette.

28. 碎麻拧成绳，力胜千斤顶。

28. Twisting broken hemp into rope, its strength can surpass that of a jack.

29. 敬人者，人恒敬之，爱人者，人恒爱之。

29. If one respects others, others will always respect them; if one loves others, others will always love them.

30. 不患位之不尊，而患德之不崇；不耻禄之不伙，而耻智之不博。

30. Do not worry about the lack of respect for one's position, but worry about the lack of cultivation of virtue; do not feel ashamed of the meager salary, but be ashamed of the narrowness of one's wisdom.

31. 礼之用，和为贵。

31. The use of etiquette is most valued in harmony.

32. 礼貌比法律更强有力。

32. Politeness is more powerful than law.

33. 亲善产生幸福，文明带来和谐。

33. Kindness generates happiness, civilization brings harmony.

34. 信则人任焉。

34. If one believes in someone, people will entrust responsibilities to them.

35. 敬老得老，敬禾得宝。

35. Honor the elderly and you will be honored in your old age; honor the soil and you will reap treasures.

36. 德行广大而守以恭者荣。

36. One who has great virtue and upholds it with humility is honored.

37. 不学礼，无以立。

37. Without learning propriety, one cannot stand firm.

38. 道德当身，不以物惑。

38. Morality should be present within oneself, not to be confused by external objects.

39. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。

39. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not omit to do good because it is small.

40. 让者，礼之实也。

40. The giver is the essence of propriety.

41. 德厚者流光，德薄者流卑。

41. The noble one flows with light, while the humble one flows with lowliness.

42. 礼节是所有规范中最微小却最稳定的规范。

42. Etiquette is the smallest yet most stable norm among all regulations.

43. 出门三分低。

43. Leave with a low profile.

44. 学校是学习之所，文明是成功之本。

44. The school is a place of learning, and civilization is the foundation of success.

45. 夫子温良恭俭让。

45. Confucius was gentle, respectful, modest, and accommodating.

46. 两心不可以得一人，一心不得百人。

46. It is impossible to win the hearts of two people with one heart, and it is impossible to win the hearts of a hundred people with one heart.

47. 知耻近乎勇。

47. To know shame is akin to courage.

48. 看得人重，得到人用。

48. Valued by appearance, useful in practice.

49. 恭敬之心，礼也。

49. A reverent heart is a form of respect.

50. 真正的文明人知道自己人生的使命。

50. A true civilized person knows the mission of their life.

51. 讲礼貌对人并无损害。

51. Being polite does no harm to others.

52. 一个人可能在他的礼貌中消失得无影无踪。

52. A person may disappear completely in their politeness.

53. 出门只说三分话。

53. Speak only three parts of what you think when you go out.

54. 出外做客，不要露白。

54. When visiting others, do not show off.

55. 善气迎人，亲如弟兄；恶气迎人，害于戈兵。

55. Welcome people with good temper, they will be as close as brothers; welcome people with bad temper, it will harm both sides in warfare.

56. 出门人，二分小。

56. The person going out is split into two.

57. 君子诚之为贵。

57. It is truly valuable for a gentleman to be sincere.

58. 礼者，人道之极也。

58. Etiquette is the ultimate expression of humaneness.

59. 礼貌经常可以代替最高贵的感情。

59. Politeness can often replace the most noble of feelings.

60. 与人方便，自己方便。

60. Make it easy for others, and it's also easy for yourself.

61. 侈而惰者贫，而力而俭者富。

61. The extravagant and lazy become poor, while the diligent and thrifty become rich.

62. 手边留情花似锦，脚下留情草如茵！

62. Be kind to the flowers at hand, they are as splendid as brocade; be kind to the grass beneath your feet, it is as soft as felt!

63. 人无礼则不生，事无礼则不成，国无礼则不守。

63. Without politeness, there is no life; without politeness, nothing can be accomplished; without politeness, a country cannot be maintained.

64. 安上治民，莫善于礼。

64. There is nothing better than propriety in governing the people and establishing order.

65. 如果道德败坏了，趣味也必然会堕落。

65. If morality is corrupted, taste will inevitably decline as well.

66. 礼义生于富足，盗窃起于贫穷。

66. Good manners arise from abundance, and theft originates from poverty.

67. 不以规矩，不成方圆。

67. Without rules, there can be no order and stability.

68. 学礼仪，见贤思齐，见不贤而自省。

68. Learn etiquette, think of the virtuous and strive to be like them, and reflect upon yourself when you encounter the unvirtuous.

69. 衣食以厚民生，礼义以养其心。

69. Clothing and food are provided to enrich people's lives, and propriety and righteousness are cultivated to nurture their hearts.

70. 礼，天之经也，民之行也。

70. Rites are the norm of heaven, and the conduct of the people.

71. 静以修身，俭以养德。

71. Be still to cultivate oneself, be frugal to nurture virtue.

72. 礼，不妄说人，不辞费。

72. Etiquette does not involve speaking ill of others, nor does it entail excessive expenditure.

73. 人之有德于我也，不可忘也；吾有德于人也，不可不忘也。

73. If someone has done me a favor, I cannot forget it; if I have done a favor for someone, I must not forget it.

74. 礼貌是最容易做到的事情，也是最容易忽视的事情，但她却是最珍贵的事情。

74. Politeness is the easiest thing to do and the easiest to overlook, but it is also the most precious thing.