1. 与朋友交，言而有信。

1. When dealing with friends, one should speak with integrity and keep one's promises.

2. 虽然做好了被杀的觉悟，但我好歹曾经是个名侦探，如果不能清楚地得知自己的推断是否正确，我将死不瞑目。最后能把大家的计划讲给我听吗？

2. Although I am prepared to face death, I was at least once a famous detective. If I cannot clearly know whether my deductions are correct, I will die with my eyes open. Could you please tell me everyone's plan at the end?

3. 君子之言，信而有征。

3. The words of a gentleman are trustworthy and verifiable.

4. 名与身孰亲？身与货孰多？得与亡孰病？甚爱必大费，多藏必厚亡。——《老子·第四十四章》。

4. Which is more intimate, name or body? Which is more abundant, body or goods? Which is more detrimental, gain or loss? Excessive love leads to great expense, and excessive accumulation leads to substantial loss. — Laozi, Chapter 44.

5. 始吾于人也，听其言而信其行；今吾于人也，听其言而观其行。

5. Initially, when I dealt with people, I would listen to their words and believe in their actions; now, when I deal with people, I listen to their words and observe their actions.

6. 一言之美，贵于千金。

6. The beauty of a single word is more valuable than a thousand in gold.

7. 工作上的信用是最好的财富。没有信用积累的青年，非成为失败者不可。

7. Credit in work is the best wealth. A young person without accumulated credit is bound to become a failure.

8. 以死来鄙薄自己，出卖自己，否定自己的信仰，是世间最大的刑罚，最大的罪过。宁可受世间的痛苦和灾难，也千万不要走到这个地步。

8. Despising oneself by death, betraying oneself, and negating one's own faith is the greatest punishment and the greatest sin in the world. It is better to endure the sufferings and disasters in the world than to ever reach this point.

9. 一个老年人如果能有广泛的兴趣，学会关心他人，使自己的生活汇入到整个世界的生活中去，他就会象一滴水归入大海，慢慢地忘记了自己的存在，最终，也不会再有对死的恐惧。

9. If an elderly person can cultivate a wide range of interests, learn to care for others, and integrate their own life into the life of the entire world, they will be like a drop of water merging into the ocean, gradually forgetting their own existence, and ultimately, they will no longer have any fear of death.

10. 第九个字：真。真是认识事物的态度，也是一个正直的人应该具备品质。只有什么事都能求真务实，就没有办不好的事，品德也不会发生偏差。

10. The ninth character: Zhen (True). "True" is the attitude towards recognizing things, and it is also a quality that an upright person should possess. Only when one seeks truth and realism in everything can nothing go wrong, and one's character will not deviate.

11. 失去信用而赚的钱应结算在损失里。

11. Money earned at the expense of losing credit should be accounted for as a loss.

12. 尼亚，你远远比不上```应该说，你连带的面具的资格都没有。

12. Niya, you are far from being enough. It should be said that you don't even qualify to wear the mask.

13. 任之重者莫如身，途之畏者莫如口，期之远者莫如年，以重任行畏途，至远期，惟君子为能及矣。

13. There is no burden heavier than one's own body, no fear greater than that of the mouth, no duration longer than time. Only a gentleman can reach the farthest destination by carrying the heavy burden on the treacherous path.

14. 草色人情相与闲，是非名利有无间。——杜牧《洛阳长句》

14. The grass green, people's feelings casual, between right and wrong, fame and gain, existence and non-existence. — Du Mu, "Long Sentence of Luoyang"

15. 名利的欲望如同蜂蜜一样甜美，想着走向死亡的场景，名利便会味同嚼蜡。人们应当经常想着疾病和死亡，消除罪恶的欲望，增添德业之心。

15. The desire for fame and fortune is as sweet as honey. When contemplating the scene of death, fame and fortune taste like wax. People should often ponder over illness and death, eliminating the desire for evil, and nurturing a heart for virtue and merit.

16. 人不应当害怕死亡，他所应害怕的是未曾真正地生活。——奥里利厄斯

16. Man should not fear death, but he should fear never truly having lived. — Aurelius

17. 死并不是人生最大的损失，虽生犹死才是。——卡曾斯

17. Death is not the greatest loss in life; it is to be alive yet dead. — Cazenesse

18. 生和死是无法挽回的，唯有享受其间的一段时光。死亡的黑暗背景对托出生命的光彩。——桑塔亚那

18. Life and death are irretrievable; we can only enjoy a portion of the time in between. The dark background of death highlights the brilliance of life. - Santayana

19. 避开了利，就可以使人没有什么遗憾，抛弃了权利，就可以使得自己没有什么劳累。面对名利，怎样才能不忍住自己的占有欲呢？

19. If one avoids seeking benefits, people will have no regrets; if one forsakes power, one can avoid the fatigue of being overburdened. Faced with fame and fortune, how can one refrain from indulging in the desire to possess?

20. 恭进礼，俭进仁，信进情。

20. Honor brings respect, thrift brings benevolence, and trust brings affection.

21. 我要想让这里的每一个人知道：正义是必胜的！

21. I want everyone here to know: Justice is bound to win!

22. 是的。这本笔记比我的生命还重要。用这个来和你换好不好？

22. Yes, this notebook is more important to me than my life. Would it be okay to trade this for you?

23. 好象你怎么都杀不了我啊。得到了极好的暗示呢。

23. It seems like you can't kill me no matter what. I got a great hint out of it.

24. 人活到七十五岁，总不得不时时想到死，我们不会因此而感到不安。太阳看起来好象是沉下去了，实在不是沉下去而是不断地辉耀着。——歌 德

24. At seventy-five, one cannot help but often think of death, and we are not thereby disturbed. The sun seems to have set, but in fact it is constantly shining brightly. – Goethe

25. 信用既是无形的力量，也是无形的财富。

25. Credit is both an intangible power and an intangible wealth.

26. 以死来鄙薄自己，出卖自己，否定自己的信仰，是世间最大的刑罚，最大的罪过。宁可受世间的痛苦和灾难，也千万不要走到这个地步。——罗曼·罗兰

26. To belittle oneself through death, to betray oneself, to negate one's beliefs, is the greatest punishment in the world, the greatest sin. It is better to endure the sufferings and disasters of the world than to ever reach this point. — Romain Rolland

27. 诚实和勤勉，应该成为你永久的伴侣。

27. Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions.

28. 活在活着的人的心里，就是没有死去。——坎贝尔

28. To live in the hearts of the living is never to die. - Campbell

29. 危险？流克，你又在说奇怪的话了。我一直都在做危险的事啊。

29. Dangerous? Liu Ke, you're saying strange things again. I've always been doing dangerous things.

30. 浮华的名利比酒更能醉人，容易让人么冲昏头脑，醉得人心死而不醒。

30. The glittering pursuit of fame and fortune is more intoxicating than wine, easily leading people to lose their senses and become醉得人心死而不醒 (drunk to the point of heartbreak without waking).

31. 所谓规则，自古以来就是身处神的位置的人定下的。

31. So-called rules have been set by those in the position of gods since ancient times.

32. 圣，诚而已矣。诚，五常之本，百行之源也。

32. The sacred is nothing but sincerity. Sincerity is the root of the Five Constants and the source of all virtues.

33. 坦白是使人心地轻松的妙药。

33. Frankness is a wonder drug that lightens the heart.

34. 居后而望前，则为前;居前而望后，则为后。 迷而知返，得道不远。

34. Looking backward from the rear, it becomes the front; looking forward from the front, it becomes the rear. When lost, knowing how to return, the path to enlightenment is not far.

35. 生和死是无法挽回的，唯有享受其间的一段时光。死亡的黑暗背景对托出生命的光彩。

35. Life and death are irreversible, and the only thing we can do is to cherish the moments in between. The dark backdrop of death brings out the brilliance of life.

36. 君子养心莫善于诚，至诚则无他事矣。

36. The best way for a gentleman to cultivate his heart is through sincerity; with utmost sincerity, there is no need for anything else.

37. 不```生命不应该如此卑微```我真的有权利去裁决别人的生命吗？

37. Shouldn't life be so lowly? Do I really have the right to decide over others' lives?

38. 布令信而不食言。

38. Give orders and never go back on your word.

39. 我觉得大家应该回去继续做警-察，一开始也只有我一个人的。

39. I think everyone should go back to continue being police officers, and initially, it was only me at first.

40. 诚实的人从来讨厌虚伪的人，而虚伪的人却常常以诚实的面目出现。

40. Honest people always dislike hypocrites, while hypocrites often appear in the guise of honesty.

41. 人而无信，不知其可也。

41. If a person lacks integrity, one wonders if such a person can be relied upon.

42. 真话说一半常是弥天大谎。

42. Half-truths are often as great a lie as a whole one.

43. 有一件事希望你永远不要忘记，无论是多伟大的天才都无法仅凭一己之力改变世界，可是也正是如此才能显得弥足珍贵。

43. There is one thing I hope you never forget: no matter how great a genius you may be, no one can change the world all by themselves. Yet, it is precisely this that makes it all the more precious.

44. 在鲸鱼嘴边的路程是十分危险的，还是少去为好，不要去做那些冒着危险去追逐名利。

44. The journey alongside the whale's mouth is extremely dangerous; it's better to avoid it and not engage in pursuits that risk one's life for fame and fortune.

45. 无论你拥有怎样的天赋，也无法一个人改变世界，这也是这个世界的美好之处。

45. No matter how much talent you possess, you cannot change the world alone, which is also the beauty of this world.

46. 儒夫在他未死之前，已身历多次死的恐怖了。——凯 撒

46. The Confucianist had experienced the terror of death multiple times before his death. - Cai Shu

47. 第一个字：清。不是自己劳动所得不要要，不要授人以把柄，让自己掌握在别人的掌股之间，避免“吃人的嘴短，拿人的手短。”

47. The first character: 清 (clear). Do not covet what is not earned through one's own labor, do not give others a handle to hold onto, do not allow yourself to be in the palm of someone else's hand, and avoid the situation where "one's mouth is short when eating from others, and one's hand is short when taking from others."

48. 那么，我用我最重要的笔记本来和你交换好不好？

48. So, is it okay if I trade with you using my most important notebook?