1. 慎终如始，则无败事。

1. Begin with caution and end with it, and there will be no failure.

2. 天不说自高，地不说自厚。

2. The heavens do not speak of their own exaltation, nor does the earth speak of its own thickness.

3. 三人行，必有我师焉。择其善者而从之，其不善者而改之。——孔子

3. When three people walk together, there must be someone I can learn from. I will follow the good in them, and correct the bad in myself. — Confucius

4. 书籍是青年人不可分离的生活伴侣和导师。——高尔基

4. Books are an inseparable companion and mentor in the lives of young people. — Gorky

5. 读书之法，在循序而渐进，熟读而精思。——朱熹

5. The method of reading is to proceed step by step and gradually, to read extensively and think deeply. — Zhu Xi

6. 读书对于智慧，就像体操对于身体一样。——（英国）谚语

6. Reading is to wisdom as gymnastics is to the body. - (British Proverb)

7. 谦虚谨慎和不谋私利，是人们所赞扬的美德，却也为人们所忽略。——莫洛亚

7. Humility and caution, and the non-seeking of personal gain, are virtues that are praised by people, yet they are often overlooked. — Moroá

8. 吹嘘自己有知识的人，等于在宣扬自己的无知。

8. Boasting about one's knowledge is equivalent to advertising one's ignorance.

9. 少年读书，如隙中窥月；中年读书，如庭中望月；老年读书，如台上玩月。皆以阅历之深浅，为所得之深浅耳。——张潮

9. When young, reading is like peering at the moon through a crack; in middle age, it is like watching the moon from a courtyard; in old age, it is like playing with the moon on a stage. All of these depend on the depth of one's experiences, which in turn determines the depth of one's gains from reading. — Zhang Chao

10. ●当我们是大为谦卑的时候，便是我们最近于伟大的时候。 ——泰戈尔

10. ● When we are profoundly humble, that is when we are closest to greatness. — Tagore

11. 人应该谦逊，但不能自卑。——姚乐丝·卡尔基

11. People should be modest, but not self-deprecating. — Yao Lesi Kalki

12. 没有了爱的语言，所有的文字都是乏味的。 使人进步的读书名言（74条）

12. Without the language of love, all words are boring. Famous quotations about reading that promote progress (74)

13. 无论发生什么事情，先沉默二分钟；先处理好心情，再处理事情。

13. No matter what happens, first be silent for two minutes; first manage your mood, then deal with the matter.

14. 书籍是青年人不可分离的生命伴侣和导师。——高尔基

14. Books are an inseparable life companion and mentor for young people. — Gorky

15. 你地位低微而显得谦卑，并不是一件了不起的事，当你受人赞颂而仍然谦逊，是一种伟大而罕有的行为。——圣巴尔拿

15. It is not a remarkable thing to be humble because of your low status; it is a great and rare act to remain humble when you are praised. — St. Barnabas

16. 你是否为自己的一点点成功而感到自满？你是否为自己的一丝丝成就而目中无人？你是否为自己的第一名而感到骄傲？在我的成长的轨道中，曾烙下一痕为自己的骄傲而付出代价的痕迹。

16. Are you complacent for a little success of yours? Do you become conceited for a trace of achievement? Do you feel proud for being the first? In the track of my growth, there is a mark left, a price paid for my own pride.

17. 书籍是人类知识的总结。书籍是全世界的营养品。——莎士比亚

17. Books are the sum of human knowledge. Books are the nourishment for the whole world. – Shakespeare

18. 不自是者博闻，不自满者受益。

18. He who does not boast is learned, and he who does not pride himself benefits.

19. 许攸在官渡之战中为曹操立下了绝大功劳。 谦虚的谚语：

19. Xu You won a great merit for Cao Cao in the Battle of Guandu. The humble proverb:

20. 谦卑的人会变得高贵。

20. The humble person will become noble.

21. 好的成绩出于勤奋 小刚和小名是同桌。一天上午，期中考试的试卷发下来了。尖子小刚又得了100分，望着鲜红的数字，他高兴得手舞足蹈。而差生小名却望着红红的50分，难过得留下了眼泪。 转眼间，放学了，小刚背起书包，哼着小调，得意地一溜烟跑了。小名却好像没有听见叮叮的铃声，仍在专心致志地做着习题。忽然，遇到了一道难题，左思右想，怎么也解不出来。王老师，麻烦您把这道题给我讲解一下，好吗？正要跨出教室门口的王老师止步了，好！王老师见他如此认真，很高兴，于是，愉快地给他做了耐心地讲解 日月飞逝，转眼间，期末考试举行了。这天批改好的试卷终于发下来了。令同学们吃惊的是，这次小名竟得了100分，而小刚却只得了50分100分和50分的主人转换了。 这时，小名和小刚一起低下了头，不过，不同的是，前者是由于羞涩，而后者是由于惭愧

21. Good grades come from hard work. Xiao Gang and Xiao Ming were deskmates. One morning, the midterm exam papers were distributed. The top student, Xiao Gang, scored another 100 points, and looking at the bright red digits, he was overjoyed, dancing with excitement. On the other hand, the struggling student, Xiao Ming, looking at the red 50 points, felt so sad that he shed tears. Before long, it was time for school to end. Xiao Gang picked up his backpack, humming a tune, and proudly ran off. Xiao Ming, however, seemed to have not heard the bell, and was still diligently working on his exercises. Suddenly, he encountered a difficult problem and tried various methods but couldn't solve it. "Teacher Wang, could you please explain this problem to me?" he asked. Teacher Wang, who was about to leave the classroom, stopped. "Sure!" Seeing his serious attitude, Teacher Wang was pleased and gave him a patient explanation. Time flew by, and before long, the end-of-term exam was held. On this day, the corrected papers were finally distributed. To the surprise of the classmates, Xiao Ming scored a perfect 100 points, while Xiao Gang only got 50. The owners of the 100 and 50 points had switched. At this moment, both Xiao Ming and Xiao Gang lowered their heads together, but the difference was that the former was due to shyness, while the latter was due to shame.

22. 知识是珍贵宝石的结晶，文化是宝石放出来的光泽。——泰戈尔

22. Knowledge is the crystallization of precious gems, and culture is the luster emitted by the gems. — Rabindranath Tagore

23. 害人之心不可有，防人之心不可无。

23. One should not harbor ill intentions towards others, but one must also be vigilant against them.

24. ●切莫轻信过度谦虚的人，尤其对方摆出讽刺他自己的态度时，更不能骤然相信。因为，这种谦虚的背后，八成隐藏了强烈的虚荣心和功名心。 ——希尔泰

24. ● Do not readily believe someone who is overly modest, especially when they put on a self-sarcastic attitude. You should not believe them abruptly. Because behind this modesty, there is an 80% chance that there is a strong sense of vanity and ambition. ——Hiltey

25. ●可能有虚伪的谦虚，但绝没有虚伪的骄傲（朱尔·勒纳尔）

25. ● There may be false modesty, but there is no false pride (Jules Lemaître)

26. 我是一切问题的根源，有错都是我的错。责任的承担，就是能力的提升。

26. I am the root of all problems; any mistakes are my fault. Shouldering responsibility is the way to enhance one's abilities.

27. 你可以用爱得到全世界，你也可以用恨失去全世界。

27. You can win the whole world with love, and you can lose the whole world with hate.

28. 言过其实，终无大用。

28. Words that are overly exaggerated will be of no great use in the end.

29. ●谦虚是最高的克己功夫。 ——莎士比亚

29. ● Humility is the highest form of self-discipline. — Shakespeare

30. 爱的力量大到可以使人忘记一切，却又小到连一粒嫉妒的沙石也不能容纳。

30. The power of love is so great that it can make one forget everything, yet so small that it cannot even contain a grain of jealousy.

31. 如果顺着自大的胡同走，就会进入无知的庭院。——佚名

31. If one follows the alley of pride, they will enter the courtyard of ignorance. - Anonymous

32. ——斯威夫特 通往真实之路，既严酷又艰险。 ——弥尔顿 失掉信用的人，在这个世界上是已经死了。

32. ——Swift: The road to truth is both harsh and perilous. ——Milton: A man who has lost credit is as good as dead in this world.

33. ——德莱塞 诚实是力量的一种象征，它显示着一个人的高度自重的内心的安修正感与尊严感。 ——艾琳·c卡瑟拉 正直的人，依信心而生活。

33. ——Dreiser: Honesty is a symbol of strength, showing a person's high sense of self-respect, inner peace, and dignity. ——Elin C. Casella: The honest live by faith.

34. 经验丰富的人读书用两只眼睛，一只眼睛看到纸面上的话，另一只眼睛看到纸的背面。——歌德

34. The experienced read with two eyes, one eye seeing the words on the page, the other eye seeing the back of the paper. — Goethe

35. 高傲自大是成功的流沙。

35. Pride is the quicksand of success.

36. 读书有三到，谓心到，眼到，口到。心不在此，则眼看不仔细，心眼既不专却只漫诵浪读，决不能记，久也不能久也。——朱熹

36. There are three essentials in reading: the mind, the eyes, and the mouth. If the mind is not focused, then the eyes will not observe carefully; if the mind and eyes are not concentrated, but only read aimlessly and superficially, one cannot remember, and cannot maintain concentration for long. — Zhu Xi

37. qiān xū jìng shèn

37. Attentive and meticulous.

38. 书读的越多而不假思索，你就会觉得你知道得很多；但当你读书而思考越多的时候，你就会清楚地看到你知道得很少。——伏尔泰

38. The more books you read without thinking, the more you'll feel like you know a lot; but the more you read and think, the clearer you'll see how little you actually know. — Voltaire

39. ●谦虚对才华无奇的人来说只是一种诚实，对才华绝顶的人来说，是一种虚伪。 ——叔本华

39. ● Modesty is merely honesty for those without extraordinary talent, and hypocrisy for those with the utmost talent. — Schopenhauer

40. 对骄傲的人不要谦逊，对谦逊的人不要骄傲。——杰斐逊·戴维思

40. Do not be humble to the proud, and do not be proud to the humble. — Jefferson Davis

41. 忠言不适耳，硬肉不适牙。

41. Admonitions are unpleasant to the ear, and tough meat is unpleasant to the teeth.

42. 如果有了胡子就算学识渊博，那么，山羊也可以讲课了。

42. If having a beard equals being learned, then goats can also give lectures.

43. ●谦逊基于力量，高傲基于无能。 ——尼采

43. ● Humility is based on strength, arrogance on weakness. ——Nietzsche