1、哪怕对自己的一点小小的克制，也会使人变得强而有力。——高尔基
even a little restraint on oneself can make people strong and powerful. Gorky
2、生气是拿别人的错误惩罚自己。——康德
anger is to punish others by mistake. - Kant
3、每个人都是一个国王，在自己的世界里纵横跋扈，你不要听我的，但你也不要让我听你的。——于丹
Everyone is a king, in their own world arbitrary, you do not listen to me, but you do not let me listen to you. - Yu Dan
4、在今天和明天之间，有一段很长的时期；趁你还有精神的时候，学习迅速地办事。——德国·歌德
Between today and tomorrow, there is a very long time; while you are still in the spirit, learn to do things quickly. Gerd, Germany
5、不要说谎，不要害怕真理。——俄·列夫托尔斯泰
do not lie, do not be afraid of the truth. -- O Levtorste
6、诚实比一切智谋更好，而且它是智谋的基本条件。——德·康德
honesty is better than all resourcefulness, and it is the basic condition of resourcefulness. -- de Kant
7、弱者等待时机，强者制造时机。——居礼夫人
the weak wait for the opportunity, and the strong make the right time. - Mrs. Curie
8、功在勤政，威在律己。
work is diligent in politics, but in self-discipline.
9、失掉信用的人，在这个世界上已经死了。——英·哈伯特
those who have lost credit are dead in this world. -- Indira Habets
10、坦白是诚实和勇敢的产物。——美·马克·吐温
confession is the product of honesty and courage. -- Mei Mark Twin
11、物必先腐也，而后虫生之；人必先疑也，而后谗入之。——苏轼
things must be rotten before they are born. - Su Shi
12、千羊之皮，不如一狐之腋：千人之诺，不如一士之谔。武王谔谔以昌，殷纣墨墨以亡。——司马迁
the skin of a thousand sheep is inferior to that of a fox. Wu King's Ying Ying died with ink and ink. -- Sima Qian
13、愤怒以愚蠢开始，以后悔告终。——毕达哥拉斯
anger begins with folly, and ends with regret. Pythagoras
14、信用难得易失。费年功夫积累的信用往往会由于一时的言行而失掉。——日·池田大作
credit is hard to lose. Credit accumulated by years of effort often loses due to temporary words and deeds. - day Ikeda Oku
15、文臣不爱钱，武臣不惜死，天下太平矣。——岳飞
Wen Chen does not love money. Wu Chen does not hesitate to die. - Yue Fei
16、公生明，廉生威。——李惺
public life is bright. - Li Xing
17、信用就像一面镜子，只要有了裂缝就不能像原来那样连成一片。——瑞士·阿米尔
credit is like a mirror, so long as there is a crack, it can not be connected as it used to be. Amir, Switzerland
18、人啊，拯救你自己吧！——贝多芬
man, save yourself! -- Beethoven
19、勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。——三国·刘备
do not take evil as the least. Liu Bei, the Three Kingdoms
20、征服自己的一切弱点，正是一个人伟大的起始。——沈从文
conquering all weakness of oneself is a great beginning for a person. -- Shen Congwen
21、一个知识不全的人可以用道德去弥补，而一个道德不全的人却难以用知识去弥补。——意大利·但丁
A person with incomplete knowledge can be compensated by morality, but a person with incomplete morality can not be compensated by knowledge. Dante Italy
22、嗜欲之原灭，廉正之心生。——刘向
the destruction of desire and the heart of integrity. - Liu Xiang
23、临官莫如平，临财莫如廉。——白居易
Mo Ruping, a temporary official, is very honest. -- Bai Juyi
24、如若你想征服全世界，你就得征服自己。——俄·陀思妥耶夫斯基
if you want to conquer the world, you have to conquer yourself. -- Russian doth Toy Jef J Ki
25、出污泥而不染，濯清涟而不妖。——周敦颐
the sludge is not stained, Zhuo Qing Lian but not demon. -- Zhou Dunyi
26、对自己真实，才不会对别人欺诈。——英·莎士比亚
be true to yourself and not cheat others. -- Indira Shakespeare
27、贪侈会破坏人们的心灵纯质，因为不幸的是，你获得愈多，就愈贪婪，而且确实总感到不能满足自己。——安格尔
Luxury destroys the purity of people's minds, because unfortunately, the more you get, the more greedy you become, and indeed always feel unsatisfied. -- Angell
28、战胜恼怒，比战胜劲敌更难。——基鲁
it is more difficult to overcome anger than to defeat an enemy. - Ji Lu
29、一丝一粒，我之名节；一厘一毫，民之脂膏。宽一分，民受赐不止一分；取一文，我为人不值一文。谁云交际之常？廉耻实伤。傥非不义之财，此物何来！——张伯行
one grain of grain, my name, one thousand cents, the cream of the people. A man is more generous than a man. If I take a piece of paper, I am not worth a word. Who is the usual friend of cloud? Shame is a wound. It is not ill gotten wealth. What is it? -- Zhang Bohang
30、为官当自律，甘心清贫，不触“高压线”。
self-discipline for officials, willing to be poor, do not touch the "high voltage line".
31、世路无如贪欲险，几人到此误平生。——朱熹
the world road is not like the risk of greed. - Zhu Xi
32、每个人都是自己的命运建筑师。——沙拉斯特
everyone is his own architect of fate. - -- sarster
33、信用既是无形的力量，也是无形的财富。——日·松下幸之助
credit is both invisible and intangible. - day Konosuke Matsushita
34、品行是一个人的内在，名誉是一个人的外貌。——英国·莎士比亚
conduct is a person's inherent, reputation is a person's appearance. Shakespeare, England
35、人际关系最重要的，莫过于真诚，而且要出自内心的真诚。真诚在社会上是无往不利的一把剑，走到哪里都应该带着它。——中·三毛
the most important thing in interpersonal relationships is sincerity and sincerity. Sincerity is a sword that goes all the way in society. Wherever we go, we should take it with us. - Sanmao
36、不贪为宝。——左丘明
do not be greed for treasure. -- Zuoqiu Ming
37、个人勇敢是没有意义的，重要的是个人从属于全体。——德国·黑格尔
personal bravery is meaningless. What matters is that individuals belong to the whole. Hagel, Germany
38、名心盛者必作伪。——吕坤
those with a strong heart will be false. - Lv Kun
39、一个人一旦明白事理，首先就要做到诚实而有节制。——德拉克罗瓦
once a person understands the truth, he must first be honest and moderate. Dracrois
40、一个人严守诺言，比守卫他的财产更重要。——法·莫里哀
it is more important for a person to keep his promise than to guard his property. -- Fa Moliai
41、稍忍须臾是压制恼怒的最好办法。——柏拉图
a little bit of tolerance is the best way to suppress anger. -- Platon
42、一个年轻人，心情冷下来时，头脑会变得健全。——法国·巴尔扎克
a young man, when he feels cold, his mind will become healthy. France Balzac
43、财能使人贪，色能使人嗜，名能使人矜，势能使人倚。四患既都去，岂在尘埃里？——邵雍
wealth can make people greedy, color can make people addicted, fame can make people proud, and potential can make people lean. Four is it not only in the dust but also in the dust? - Shao Yong
44、对别人的意见要表示尊重。千万别说：“你错了。”——卡耐基
respect others' opinions. Never say, "you are wrong." -- Carnegie
45、守信用胜过有名气。——美·罗斯福
trustworthiness is better than fame. -- Mei I
46、别人认为你是哪一种人不要紧，关键是你到底是哪种人。——贺拉斯
it doesn't matter what kind of people others think you are. The key is what kind of person you are. -- Horace
47、廉洁自律三个我：从我做起，对我监督，向我看齐。
honest and self disciplined three me: start with me, supervise me, and keep up with me.
48、妄自尊大与妄自菲薄都是严重的错误。——歌德
it is a serious mistake to be arrogant and self belittling. - Gerd
49、治官事则不营私家，在公家则不言利。——刘向
governing official affairs is not private, but not in public. - Liu Xiang
50、为政之要，惟在得人，用非其才，必难致治。今所任用，必须以德行学识为本。——吴兢
for the sake of politics, it is difficult to cure people if they are not qualified. This appointment must be based on virtue and knowledge. - Wu Jing
51、品行是一个人的内在，名誉是一个人的外貌。——莎士比亚
conduct is a person's inherent, reputation is a person's appearance. -- Shakespeare
52、一言既出，驷马难追。——中国俗语
one word can come out. Chinese Idioms
53、自我控制是最强者的本能。——萧伯纳
self-control is the strongest instinct. -- Bernard Shaw
54、遵守诺言就象保卫你的荣誉一样。——法·巴尔扎克
keeping your promise is like protecting your honor. -- Fa Balzac
55、不患人之不能，而患己之不勉。——北宋·王安石
do not suffer from human being's failure. Wang Anshi in Northern Song Dynasty
56、你要控制自己的情绪，否则你的情绪便控制了你。——大仲马
you have to control your emotions, otherwise your emotions will control you. -- Alexandre Dumas
57、廉者民之表也，贪者民之贼也。——包拯
the table of honest people is also the thief of greedy people. - Bao Zheng
58、失足，你可以马上恢复站立；失信，你也许永难挽回。——美·富兰克林
you can stand up immediately if you lose your footing, and you will never be able to recover it if you break your promise. -- Mei Franklin
59、苟非吾之所有，虽一毫而莫取。——苏轼
not all of us, though not a single millstone. - Su Shi
60、一个年轻人，心情冷下来时，头脑会变得健全。——巴尔扎克
a young man, when he feels cold, his mind will become healthy. -- Balzac
61、要使别人喜欢你，首先你得改变对人的态度，把精神放得轻松一点，表情自然，笑容可掬，这样别人就会对你产生喜爱的感觉了。——卡耐基
In order to make others like you, you must first change your attitude towards others, relax your mind, smile naturally, so that others will have a feeling of love for you. -- Carnegie
62、自制是一种秩序，一种对于快乐与欲望的控制。——柏拉图
self-control is a kind of order, a control of happiness and desire. -- Platon
63、莫羡牡丹称富贵，却输梨橘有余甘。——齐白石
do not envy peony, but lose pear and orange. -- Qi Baishi
64、成功源于自律一个人若没有果断的品质，他就永远不能算是一个独立的人。——约翰·福斯特
Success comes from self-discipline. A person can never be an independent person without decisive qualities. -- John Foster
65、诚信的约束不仅来自外界，更来自我们的自律心态和自身的道德力量。——何智勇
the integrity of the constraints not only from the outside world, but also from our self-discipline and our own moral strength. -- He Zhiyong
66、真懂的人不需大声叫。——达。芬奇
People who really understand don't need to shout. - Da. Finch
67、一言既出，驷马难追。——中国谚语
one word can come out. Chinese proverb
68、能吏寻常见，公廉第一难。——元好问
it is common for officials to be honest. -- Yuan Haowen
69、说话周到比雄辩好，措词适当比恭维好。——培根
speaking is more thoughtful than eloquence, and wording is better than flattery. - Bacon
70、残月色不改，高贤德常新。——孟郊
the remnant moon color does not change, Gao Xiande often new. - Meng Jiao
71、平庸的人最大的缺点是常常觉得自己比别人高明。——富兰克林
the biggest disadvantage of mediocre people is that they often feel superior to others. -- Franklin
72、良心是我们每个人心头的岗哨，它在那里值勤站岗，监视着我们别做出违法的事情来。——英·毛姆
Conscience is the sentry of every one of us. It is there on duty to watch us and not to do anything illegal. -- Indira Maum
73、闪光的东西，并不都是金子；动听的语言，并不都是好话。——英·莎士比亚
all is not gold that glitters; not all good words are pleasant words. -- Indira Shakespeare
74、欲虽不可去，求可节也。——荀子
though you can't go, ask for a holiday. - Xunzi
75、登峰造极的成就源于自律。——松下幸之助
the greatest achievement comes from self-discipline. -- Konosuke Matsushita
76、俭朴的生活，不但可使精神愉快，而且可以培养革命品质。——徐特立
frugal life can not only make the spirit happy, but also cultivate revolutionary quality. -- Xu Teli
77、任何一种不为集体利益打算的行为，都是自杀的行为，它对社会有害，也对自己有害。——原苏联·马卡连柯
Any act not intended for the collective interest is an act of suicide, which is harmful to society and to oneself. The former Soviet Union.
78、清贫，洁白朴素的生活，正是我们革命者能够战胜许多困难的地方。
poor and simple life is the place where our revolutionaries can overcome many difficulties.
79、立志言为本，修身行乃先。——唐·吴叔达
be determined to speak for oneself. Tang Wu Shuda
80、富与贵，是人之所欲也。不以其道得之，不居也。——孔子
wealth and value are what people want. It is not for its sake, nor for itself. - Confucius
81、多识前言畜其德，莫抛心力贸才名。——龚白珍
we should know more about preface and animal husbandry, and never lose heart. -- Gong Baizhen
82、让你的恶习先你而死。——富兰克林
let your bad habits die before you. -- Franklin
83、自制是一种秩序，一种对于快乐与欲望的控制。——古希腊·柏拉图
self-control is a kind of order, a control of happiness and desire. -- Gushira Plato
84、登峰造极的成就源于自律。——日·松下幸之助
the greatest achievement comes from self-discipline. - day Konosuke Matsushita
85、穷不忘操，贵不忘道。——皮日休
do not forget to exercise, do not forget. -- Pi Rixiu
86、名为锢身锁，利是焚身火。——自居易
the name is the body lock, the benefit is to burn the body. Easy to live in
87、走正直诚实的生活道路，必定会有一个问心无愧的归宿。——苏·高尔基
walk a life of integrity and honesty, and there will surely be a home of conscience. -- Sue Golgi
88、能约束自己的人，最有威信。——塞涅卡
those who can restrain themselves are most prestigious. Seneca
89、人有两耳双目，只有一舌，因此应多听多看少说。——苏格拉底
a man has two ears and two eyes, and only one tongue, so he should listen more and see more. Socrates
90、勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。——三国刘备
do not take evil as the least. Liu Bei from Three Kingdoms
91、勿道人之短，勿说己之长；人骂之一笑，人誉之一笑。——齐白石
do not be too short, do not talk about their own long; people laugh at one of the scolds, one of the people laugh. -- Qi Baishi
92、测量一个人的力量的大小，应看他的自制力如何。——但丁
measuring the strength of a person depends on his self-control. Dante
93、青年人应有老年人的沉着，老年人应有青年人的精神。——海明威
young people should have the calmness of the elderly, and the elderly should have the spirit of young people. -- Hemingway
94、一个人一旦明白事理，首先就要做到诚实而有节制。——法国·德拉克罗瓦
once a person understands the truth, he must first be honest and moderate. France de la Loire
95、无论你怎样地表示愤怒，却不要做出任何无法挽回的事来。——培根
no matter how angry you may be, do not do anything irretrievable. - Bacon
96、能命令自己的人就很快能命令别人。——希翰
those who command themselves can command others very quickly. - Han Han
97、俭朴的生活，不但可使精神愉快，而且可以培养革命品质。以下是由应届毕业生网小编J.L为您整理推荐的廉洁自律的名人名言，欢迎参考阅读。
frugal life can not only make the spirit happy, but also cultivate revolutionary quality. Following is a famous quote of honesty and self-discipline recommended by J.L. Xiaobian of Graduates. Welcome to read it.
98、对人以诚信，人不欺我；对事以诚信，事无不成。——中·冯玉祥
to be honest with others, not to deceive me; to be honest with everything. - Feng Yuxiang
99、失言就是一不小心说了实话。——于丹
a slip of the tongue is a careless truth. - Yu Dan
100、其身正，不令而行；其身不正，虽令不行。——孔子
it is not right to do what is right. - Confucius
101、其身正，不令而行；其身不正，虽令不从。——孔子
it is not right to do what is right. - Confucius
102、不奋发，则心日颓靡；不检束，则心日恣肆。——北宋·朱熹
if you do not work hard, your heart will be dispirited. Zhu Xi in Northern Song Dynasty
103、激浊而扬清，废贪而立廉。——柳宗元()
stir up turbidity and clear up, waste corruption and establish cheap. -- Liu Zongyuan ()
104、君子先择而后交，小人先效而后择。——王通
gentlemen choose first and then hand in. - Wang Tong
105、清风两袖朝天去，免得闾阎话短长。——于谦
let the wind and the sleeves turn to the sky, so as to avoid the short words of the romance. - Yu Qian
