1、岂能尽如人意，但求无愧我心。
1. One cannot always satisfy everyone, but one should have no regrets in their heart.
2、海纳百川，有容乃大；壁立千仞，无欲则刚。
2. The sea can hold a hundred rivers because it is包容; a cliff stands a thousand feet tall because it is 无欲.
3、苟利国家生死以,岂因祸福避趋之。有容乃大千秋几？无欲则刚百世师。
3. If the country’s life and death are at stake, how can one avoid it due to fortune or misfortune? With 有容乃大, one can last for centuries; with 无欲则刚, one can be a teacher for a hundred generations.
4、海到无边天作岸；山登绝顶我为峰。
4. When the sea reaches its boundless edge, the sky becomes its shore; when one climbs to the top of the mountain, they become the peak.
5、师敌之长技以制敌。
5. Learn from the strengths of your enemies to defeat them.
6、社燕逢春留好语， 地无寒谷春常在。
6. When swallows meet in spring, they leave kind words; there is no cold valley on Earth, and spring is always present.
7、状开元景三阳态，探得花香一树春。
7. The prosperous scene of the early Open Yuan era, exploring the fragrance of a tree in full bloom in spring.
8、若鸦片一日未绝，本大臣一日不回，誓与此事相始终，断无中止之理。
8. If opium is not eradicated in a day, I, as the minister, will not return. I will see this matter through to the end and will not stop halfway.
9、子孙若如我，留钱做什么，贤而多财，则损其志；子孙不如我，留钱做什么，愚而多财，益增其过。
9. If my descendants are like me, what’s the point of leaving them money? If they are virtuous and have too much wealth, it will diminish their ambition; if they are not like me, what’s the point of leaving them money? If they are foolish and have too much wealth, it will only increase their faults.
林则徐50多岁的时候，写了一个“十无益”。这“十无益”既是林则徐自己的修行标准，也是他教育孩子的原则。
Lin Zexu wrote a “Ten Inutilities” in his 50s. This “Ten Inutilities” is both Lin Zexu’s own standard for self-cultivation and his principles for educating his children.
一、存心不善，风水无益
1. If one’s heart is not kind, there is no benefit in geomancy.
二、父母不孝，奉神无益
2. If one is not filial to their parents, there is no benefit in worshiping gods.
三、兄弟不和，交友无益
3. If siblings are not harmonious, there is no benefit in making friends.
四、行止不端，读书无益
4. If one’s conduct is not upright, there is no benefit in reading books.
五、作事乖张，聪明无益
5. If one’s actions are unreasonable, there is no benefit in being clever.
六、心高气傲，博学无益
6. If one is arrogant, there is no benefit in being well-educated.
七、时运不济，妄求无益
7. If one’s luck is not favorable, there is no benefit in making extravagant demands.
八、妄取人财，布施无益
8. If one takes others’ wealth without reason, there is no benefit in giving alms.
九、不惜元气，医药无益
9. If one does not cherish their vital energy, there is no benefit in medical treatment.
十、淫恶肆欲，阴骘无益
10. If one indulges in lust and evil desires, there is no benefit in the blessings of the afterlife.
曾国藩名言，曾国藩语录家训
1. Bitterness and sweetness come from oneself.
1.甘苦自得。
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2.文人富贵，起居便带市井。富贵能诗，吐属便带寒酸。
2. Literati with wealth and status often carry an air of the marketplace. Wealthy poets, when they speak, often sound pretentious and affected.
3.忧时勿纵酒，怒时勿作札。
3. In times of worry, avoid indulging in alcohol; when angry, avoid writing letters.
4.好谈己长只是浅。
4. Boasting about one’s own strengths is a sign of superficiality.
5.居心平，然后可历世路之险。
5. Maintain a balanced mindset, and then you can navigate the treacherous paths of life.
6.清高太过则伤仁，和顺太过则伤义，是以贵中道也。
6. Being overly righteous can harm benevolence, and being overly compliant can harm righteousness. Therefore, it is important to follow the middle path.
7.见得天下皆是坏人，不如见得天下皆是好人。
7. It is better to believe that everyone in the world is good than to think that everyone is bad.
8.以才自足，以能自矜，则为小人所忌，亦为君子所薄。
8. Those who are self-satisfied with their talents and abilities will be envied by petty people and despised by gentlemen.
9.好汉打脱牙，和血吞。
9. A true hero can endure pain and swallow their blood.
10.天下古今之庸人，皆以一惰字致败；天下古今之才人，皆以一傲字致败。
10. Throughout history, mediocre people have failed due to laziness, while talented people have failed due to arrogance.
11.书蔬鱼猪，一家之生机；少睡多做，一人之生气。
11. Books, vegetables, fish, and pigs are the sources of life for a family; getting enough sleep and working hard are the sources of vitality for an individual.
12.一切皆暗暗安排，胸有成足。
12. Everything is arranged secretly, with a well-prepared plan in mind.
13.先静之，再思之，五六分把握即做之。
13. First, calm yourself, then think it over, and act when you have 5-6 parts of confidence.
14.士有三不斗：毋与君子斗名，毋与小人斗利，毋与天地斗巧。
14. A scholar should not engage in three types of conflicts: do not compete with a gentleman for fame, do not fight with a petty person for profit, and do not struggle against the heavens and earth for cunning.
15.独立之行，不徇流俗，然怨不可不恤也。高义之事，弗避小嫌，然累不可不虑也。
15. Independent actions should not follow the crowd, but one should also be considerate of others’ feelings. High moral standards should not avoid minor disputes, but one should also be cautious of potential burdens.
16.吾常见夸己者，以要誉而受嗤也；吾常见媚人者，以求悦而招鄙也。夫士处世，无为可议，勿期人誉，无为可怨，勿期人悦。
16. I often see people boasting about themselves, seeking praise but only receiving ridicule; I often see people flattering others, seeking pleasure but only incurring contempt. A scholar should live in such a way that they are not subject to criticism, nor should they seek praise or pleasure from others.
17.薄福之人过享其福，必有忽然之祸。贯贫之人不安其贫，必有意外之忧。
17. Those with little fortune who enjoy too much happiness will face sudden misfortune. Those who are used to poverty and cannot accept it will face unexpected worries.
18.失意事来，治之以忍，方不为失意所苦。快心事来，处之以淡，方不为快心所惑。
18. When faced with setbacks, endure them with patience, and you will not be tormented by disappointment. When faced with pleasant events, treat them with indifference, and you will not be deceived by temporary joy.
19.素食则气不浊；独宿则神不浊；默坐则心不浊；读书则口不浊。
19. A vegetarian diet keeps the air clear; sleeping alone keeps the spirit clear; sitting in silence keeps the mind clear; reading keeps the speech clear.
20.甜酸苦竦宜尝遍，是非好恶总由人。出死入生宁不易，各宜努力去修身。
20. One should experience all flavors of life, as judgments of good and evil are up to the individual. It is not easy to be reborn from death, so everyone should strive to cultivate themselves.
21.善观人者观己，善观己者观心。
21. Those who are good at observing others should first observe themselves, and those who are good at observing themselves should look into their hearts.
22.轩冕而敬，伪也。匿就而爱，私也。
22. Respect with ostentation is pretense. Love in secrecy is selfishness.
23.多躁者必无沉毅之识，多畏者必无踔越之见，多欲者必无慷慨之节，多言者必无质实之心，多勇者必无文学之雅。
23. The restless have no profound insights, the fearful have no transcendent views, the greedy have no generous spirit, the talkative have no sincere heart, the courageous have no literary grace.
24.爵禄可以荣其身，而不可以荣其心。文章可以文其身，而不可以文其行。
24. Titles and honors can bring glory to one’s person, but not to one’s heart. Literature can embellish one’s person, but not one’s conduct.
25.功名官爵，货财声色，皆谓之欲，俱可以杀身。
25. Fame, official ranks, wealth, and sensual pleasures are all called desires, and all can lead to one’s destruction.
26.诚无悔，恕无怨，和无仇，忍无辱。
26. Sincerity leaves no regrets, forgiveness holds no grudges, harmony creates no enemies, patience endures no humiliation.
27.巧辩者与道多悖，拙讷者涉者必疏，宁疏于世，勿悖于道。
27. Sophisticated debaters often contradict the way, while the simple and tongue-tied are bound to be distant in their pursuits. It is better to be distant from the world than to contradict the way.
28.绮语背道，杂学乱性。
28. Ornate language goes against the way, and miscellaneous studies confuse one’s nature.
29.知足则乐，务贪必忧。
29. Contentment brings happiness, while greed leads to worry.
30.戒傲戒惰，保家之道也。
30. Guard against arrogance and laziness; this is the way to protect one’s family.
31.能食淡饭者方许尝异味，能溷市嚣者方许游名山，能受折磨者方许处功名。
31. Only those who can eat plain food are allowed to taste exotic dishes, those who can endure the hustle and bustle of the market can visit famous mountains, and those who can withstand suffering can achieve fame and success.
32.大柔非柔，至刚无刚。
32. Extreme softness is not true softness, and ultimate rigidity has no rigidity.
33.家勤则兴，人勤则健。
33. A diligent family prospers, and a hardworking person stays healthy.
34.侍亲以得欢为本。
34. The key to serving one’s relatives is to bring them joy.
35.家庭三致详：“孝致祥，勤致详，恕致详”。
35. The three essentials for a family: “Filial piety brings blessings, diligence brings prosperity, and forgiveness brings harmony.”
36.勤于邦，俭于家，言忠信，行笃敬。
36. Be diligent for the country, frugal at home, speak with loyalty and trustworthiness, and act with reverence and devotion.
37.人德八本：“习勤崇俭谦谨敬恕毋贪去私专一有恒。”
37. The eight foundations of character: “Cultivate diligence, frugality, modesty, caution, respect, forgiveness, selflessness, and constancy.”
38.男儿自立，必须有倔强之气。
38. A man must have a stubborn spirit to stand on his own.
39.举止端庄，言不妄发。
39. Maintain proper demeanor and speak thoughtfully.
40.君子之所人不及，在君慧眼善识人。
40. The gentleman’s qualities are beyond others’ reach, for he has a wise eye and a keen understanding of people.
41.仕宦之家，由俭入奢易，由奢返俭难。
41. For families in official positions, it is easy to shift from frugality to luxury, but difficult to return from luxury to frugality.
42.越自尊大，越见器小。
42. The more arrogant one is, the more limited their capabilities appear to be.
43.好胜人者，必无胜人处，能胜人，自不居胜。
43. Those who seek to outdo others will inevitably have no true victories, for those who can truly outdo others do not claim superiority.
44.君子但尽人事，不计天命，而天命即在人事之中。
44. A gentleman should focus on doing his best in human affairs without worrying about destiny, for destiny lies within human affairs.
45.才智英敏者，宜加浑厚学问。
45. Those with exceptional talent and intelligence should pursue profound knowledge.
46.恶莫大于毁人之善，德莫大于白人之冤。
46. There is no greater evil than destroying the goodness of others, and no greater virtue than clearing the wrongs of the innocent.
47.甘让君子其志卑，不让小人其量浅。
47. It is better to yield to a gentleman with humble aspirations than to refuse a petty person with limited capacity.
48.人该省事，不该怕事。人该脱俗，不可矫俗。不该顺时，不可趋时。
48. One should be involved in affairs but not fear them. One should rise above common customs but not force oneself to do so. One should not blindly follow the times but avoid chasing trends.
49.因循二事，误尽一生。鼓舞精神，方破此弊。
49. Two things that lead to a lifetime of mistakes are complacency and procrastination. Encouraging one’s spirit is the key to overcoming these flaws.
50.与多疑人共事，事必不成。与好利人共事，己必受累。
50. Working with suspicious people will inevitably lead to failure, and working with those who seek personal gain will burden oneself.
51.受不得穷，立不得品，受不得屈，做不得事。
51. One cannot establish character without enduring poverty, nor can one accomplish tasks without enduring humiliation.
52.凡办大事，半由人力，半由天事。
52. In accomplishing great things, half relies on human effort and half on destiny.
53.人人料必胜者，中即伏败机，人人料必挫者，中即伏生机。
53. When everyone expects victory, defeat is hidden within; when everyone expects failure, opportunity for success is hidden within.
54.既爱其才，宜略其小节。
54. If you love someone’s talents, you should overlook their minor flaws.
55.办大事者，以多选替手为第一义，满意之选不可得，姑节取其次，以待徐徐教育可也。
55. For those who undertake great tasks, the first priority is to select capable successors. Since the perfect choice is unattainable, one should settle for the next best option and patiently cultivate them.
56.乡间无朋友，实是第一恨事。
56. Having no friends in the countryside is truly the greatest regret.
57.能甘淡泊，便有几分真学问。
57. Those who can embrace a simple life possess genuine knowledge.
58.只是一个见小，便使百事不成，亦致百行尽堕。
58. A narrow-minded person will fail in all endeavors and lead to the collapse of all actions.
59.信算命，信风水，皆妄念所致。读书明理人以义命自安，便不信也。
59. Believing in fortune-telling and feng shui is the result of delusions. Well-educated people who understand principles and destiny find peace and do not believe in such things.
60.尖酸语称快一时，当之者终身怨恨。
60. Sharp and sarcastic words may bring temporary satisfaction but leave lifelong resentment in the hearts of those targeted.
61.聪明外露者德薄，词华太盛者福浅。
61. Those who display their intelligence too openly have shallow virtues, and those with excessive eloquence have shallow blessings.
62.好饰者，作非之渐。偏听者，启争之端。
62. Those who seek to adorn themselves may gradually become involved in wrongdoing. Those who listen one-sidedly may inadvertently initiate disputes.
63.傲人不如者必浅人，疑人不肖者必小人。
63. Those who look down on others must be shallow, and those who doubt others’ integrity must be petty.
64.姑息必成大忍（过），面誉必至背非。
64. Indulgence will inevitably lead to great tolerance (of faults), and praising someone to their face will lead to gossip behind their back.
65.居心平，然后可历世路之险。
65. Keep a balanced mind, and then you can navigate the treacherous paths of life.
66.才觉私意起，便克去，此是大勇。
66. As soon as one realizes selfish thoughts arising, one must overcome them; this is true courage.
67.清高太过则伤仁，和顺太过则伤义，是以贵中道也。
67. Being overly aloof may harm benevolence, and being overly compliant may harm righteousness; thus, the importance of moderation.
68.各安共分而天下平矣。
68. When everyone shares and contributes, the world will be at peace.
69.法者，天讨也，以公守之，以仁行之。
69. Law is the punishment from Heaven; maintain it with fairness and practice it with benevolence.
70.知天地万物于一体，则能爱矣。
70. Knowing that all things in heaven and earth are interconnected, one can truly love.
71.人伦明，则礼乐兴。
71. When human relationships are clear, rituals and music will flourish.
72.青年读书应当“有志有识有恒”。
72. Young people should read books with “ambition, knowledge, and perseverance.”
73.霹雳手段，方先菩萨心肠。
73. One must have a compassionate heart before employing fierce methods.
74.广积聚者，遗子孙以祸害；多声色者，残性命以斤斧。
74. Accumulating excessive wealth may bring disaster to one’s descendants; indulging in excessive pleasures may harm one’s life with a hatchet.
75.立身之道，内刚外柔；肥家之道，上逊下顺。不和不可以接物，不严不可以驭下。
75. The way to establish oneself is to be strong inside and gentle outside; the way to enrich one’s family is to be humble towards superiors and respectful towards subordinates. One cannot interact with others without harmony, nor can one lead others without strictness.
76.口腹不节，致疾之因；念虑不正，杀身之本。
76. Lack of self-restraint in eating and drinking is the cause of illness; having improper thoughts is the root of self-destruction.
77.古之人修身以避名，今之人饰己以要誉。所以古人临大节而不夺，今人见小利而易守。
77. Ancient people cultivated themselves to avoid fame, while modern people adorn themselves to seek praise. Thus, ancient people remained steadfast in the face of great challenges, while modern people easily compromise their principles for small gains.
78.君子出则忠，入则孝，用则知，舍则愚。
78. A gentleman is loyal when serving the country, filial when serving his parents, wise when employed, and simple when not in use.
79.智大心劳者狂，力小任重者踣。
79. Those with great intelligence but restless minds become mad, and those with little strength but heavy responsibilities stumble.
80.善人种德，降祥于天。恶人种祸，贻殃于后。
80. Good people cultivate virtue and bring blessings from Heaven; evil people plant祸 and bring disaster to their descendants.
81.沽虚誉于小人，不若听之于天。遗货财于子孙，不若周人之急。
81. It is better to leave one’s reputation to Heaven than to seek empty praise from petty people. It is better to help those in urgent need than to leave wealth and property to one’s offspring.
82.利可共而不可独，谋可寡而不可众。独利则败，众谋则泄。
82. Benefits should be shared, not monopolized; plans should be made with few, not many. Monopolizing benefits leads to failure, and making plans with many leads to leaks.
83.一念忽略，便有错言错事。
83. A single moment of inattention results in wrong words and deeds.
84.二十年来治一怒字，尚未清磨得尽，以是知克己最难。
84. For twenty years, I have been working on controlling my anger, but I have not yet fully refined it. Thus, I know that self-restraint is the most difficult.
85.到老始知气质驳，寻思只是读书粗。
85. Only when I am old do I realize that my temperament is contradictory; I have only粗ly read books.
86.事事顺吾意而言者，此小人也，急宜远之。
86. Those who always agree with my opinions and desires are petty people; it is essential to distance oneself from them.
87.人之所学，不可为人所容，为人所容则下矣。
87. What one learns should not be easily accepted by others; if it is, then it is inferior.
88.人要为善，先要明善始得。
88. To do good, one must first understand what is good.
89.气忌盛，心忌满，才忌露。
89. Avoid excessive pride, complacency, and showing off one’s talents.
90.凡读无益之书，皆是玩物丧志。
90. Reading unbeneficial books is like indulging in toys and losing ambition.
91.常沉静，则含蓄义理而应事有力。
91. Remaining calm allows one to contain principles and respond effectively to situations.
92.以举世皆可信者，终君子也。以举世皆可疑者，终小人也。
92. Those who trust everyone are true gentlemen; those who suspect everyone are true villains.
93.富贵家宜劝他宽，聪明人宜劝他厚。
93. Wealthy families should be advised to be generous, and intelligent people should be advised to be kind.
94.世间极占地位的，是读书一著。然读书占地位，在人品上，不在势位上。
94. The most important position in the world is held by those who read books. However, the value of reading lies in one’s character, not in their social status.
95.今人计较摆布人，费心心思，却何曾害得人？只是自坏了心术，自损了元气。
95. Nowadays, people scheme and plot against others, using all their wits, but do they ever truly harm others? They only corrupt their own minds and weaken their own spirit.
96.决不可存苟且心，决不可做偷薄事，决不可学轻狂态，决不可做惫赖人。
96. Never harbor a careless attitude, never engage in deceitful actions, never adopt a frivolous demeanor, and never be a good-for-nothing person.
97.当至忙促时，要越加检点。当至急迫时，要越加饬守。当至快竟时，要越加谨慎。
97. When extremely busy, one should be even more cautious; when under great pressure, one should be even more disciplined; when nearing completion, one should be even more vigilant.
98.盘根错节，可以验我之才；波流风靡，可以验我之操；艰难险阻，可以验我之思；震撼折衡，可以验我之力；含垢忍辱，可以验我之操。
98. Complex situations can test my abilities; changing trends can test my principles; difficulties and obstacles can test my thinking; crises and challenges can test my strength; enduring humiliation and suffering can test my character.
99.要与世间撑持事业，须先立定脚跟始得。
99. To support and maintain a cause in the world, one must first establish a solid foundation.
100.从人可羞，刚愎自用可恶。不执不阿，是为中道。寻常不见得，能立于波流风靡之中，最为雅操。
100. It is shameful to follow others blindly, and stubborn self-reliance is detestable. Maintaining neutrality and not siding with either is the right path. It is rare to find someone who can remain steadfast amidst changing trends and popular opinions, and such a person possesses the most elegant demeanor.
101.听言当以理观。一闻在辄以为据，往往多失。
101. When listening to others, one should judge based on reason. Accepting everything one hears as evidence often leads to mistakes.
102.有恻隐之心者，必有羞恶。
102. Those who have compassion must also have a sense of shame and evil.
103.处事速不如思，便不如当，用意不如平心。
103. In handling affairs, speed is not as good as thoughtfulness, convenience is not as good as appropriateness, and intention is not as good as a calm mind.
104.人之处于患难，只有一个处置。尽人谋之后，却须泰然处之。
104. When facing difficulties, there is only one way to deal with them. After doing one’s best, one must remain calm and composed.
105.盛世创业之英雄，以襟怀豁达为第一义。
105. The hero of a prosperous era, prioritizes open-mindedness as the first principle.
106.禁大言以务实。
106. Refrain from boasting and focus on being practical.
107.学而废者，不若不学而废者。学而废者恃学而有骄，骄必辱。不学而废者愧己而自卑，卑则全勇多于人谓之暴，才多于人谓之妖。
107. It is better not to learn at all than to learn and then give up. Those who learn and give up rely on their knowledge and become arrogant, which leads to humiliation. Those who do not learn and give up feel ashamed and humble, which preserves their courage. Being overly aggressive is considered violent, while having too much talent is considered demonic.
108.省事是清心之法，读书是省事之法。
108. Reducing matters is the key to a clear mind, and reading is the way to reduce matters.
109.功不独居，过不推诿。
109. Do not claim all the credit for success, and do not shift the blame for failures.
110.智慧愈苦而愈明。
110. Wisdom becomes clearer through suffering.
111.常常提其朝气为要。
111. Always maintain a fresh and spirited attitude.
112.天下事未有不由艰苦中来，而可大可久者也。
112. Nothing great and lasting in the world has ever come from ease and comfort.
113.不可轻率评讥古人。
113. Do not hastily criticize and ridicule the ancients.
114.放开手，使开胆，不复瞻前顾后。
114. Let go of your inhibitions, be bold, and stop looking back and forth.
115.自其外者学之而得于内者谓之明，自其内者得之而兼于外者谓之诚，诚与明一也。
115. Learning from the outside and understanding it within is called clarity; understanding from within and applying it to the outside is called sincerity. Clarity and sincerity are one and the same.
116.凡天下事，虑之贵，详行之贵，力谋之贵，众断之贵独。
116. In all matters, it is valuable to think carefully, act diligently, plan thoroughly, and make decisions independently rather than relying on the opinions of others.
117.无好小利。
117. Do not be tempted by small profits.
118.今日所说之话，明日勿因小利害而变。
118. Do not change your words for small gains or losses the next day.
119.以体察人才为第一。
119. Prioritize understanding and evaluating people’s talents.
120.另起炉灶，重开世界。
120. Start anew and open up a new world.
121.心至苦，事至盛也。
121. The more suffering in the heart, the more prosperous the affairs become.
122.何必择地？何必择时？但自问立志之真不真耳！
122. Why choose a place? Why choose a time? Just ask if your determination is genuine or not!
123.第一要有志，第二要有识，第三要有恒。
123. First, have ambition; second, have knowledge; third, have persistence.
124.责己厚而责人薄耳。
124. Be strict with oneself and lenient with others.
125.困心横虑，正是磨练英雄之时。
125. In times of distress and contemplation, it is the perfect opportunity to hone a hero.
126.凶德致败者约有二端：曰长傲，曰多言。
126. There are two main reasons for the ruin of one’s character: arrogance and excessive talking.
127.誉望一损，远近滋疑。
127. Once one’s reputation is damaged, doubts arise from near and far.
128.精神愈用而愈出，不可因身体素弱过于保惜。
128. The more you use your energy, the more it flows; do not overly cherish your body just because it is weak.
129.无实而享大名者必有奇祸。
129. Those who enjoy great fame without substance will surely face misfortune.
130.人于平旦不寐时，能不作一毫妄想，可谓智矣。
130. If a person can avoid even the slightest fantasy when awake before dawn, they can be considered wise.
131.举世惟一真字难得。
131. In this world, only the true essence is hard to come by.
132.凡将举事，必先平意清神，清神意平，物乃可正。
132. Before undertaking any task, one must first calm their mind and purify their spirit. When the spirit is pure and the mind is calm, things can be set right.
133.人之精神不可无所寄。
133. One’s energy must have a focus.
134.为善者常受福，为利者常受祸，心安为福，心劳为祸。
134. Those who do good often receive blessings, while those who seek profit often face misfortune. A peaceful mind brings blessings, and a troubled mind brings misfortune.
135.尽人事以听天，吾唯日日谨慎而已。
135. Do your best and leave the rest to fate; I shall be cautious every day.
136.须有宁拙毋巧之意，而后可以持久。
136. One must have the in
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