1、如果要别人诚信，首先要自己诚信。
If you want others to be honest,[文] you have to be honest.[章]
2、一言而适，[来]可能却敌，一言[自]而得，可以保国[文]。
In a word, it is possibl[字]e to defend the enemy by saying everyth[控]ing.
3、失去信用是[文]一个人的最大损[章]失。
Losing credit is the biggest[来] loss for a person.[自]
4、最狡狯的谎[文]言会在最单纯的[字]事实前无地自容[控]。
The most cunning[文] lies will be ashamed[章] of themsel[来]ves before the simples[自]t facts.
5、诚实是一座[文]阶梯，也是达到[字]认识之前的手段[控]之一。
Honesty[文] is a ladder,[章] and it is also one of the means before reachin[来]g knowled[自]ge.
6、生命不可能[文]从谎言中开出灿[字]烂的鲜花。
Life is impossi[控]ble to make brillia[文]nt flowers[章] out of lies.
7、一个人的信[来]用和其钱柜里的[自]钞票是成正比的[文]。
A person's credit is directl[字]y proport[控]ional to the money in his money box.
8、没有一种遗[文]产能像诚实那样[章]丰富的了。
No legacy can be as rich as honesty[来].
9、诚实和勤勉[自]应该成为你永久[文]的伴侣。
Honesty[字] and diligen[控]ce should be your eternal[文] mates.
10、失去了诚[章]信，就等同于敌[来]人毁灭了自己。[自]
Losing honesty[文] is equival[字]ent to destroy[控]ing the enemy.
11、说出一个[文]人真实的思想是[章]人生极大的安慰[来]。
It is a great comfort[自] in life to tell a person's true thought[文]s.
12、实话可能[字]令人伤心，但胜[控]过谎言。
The truth may be sad, but it is better than a lie.
13、历览前贤[文]国与家，成由勤[章]俭破由奢。
Look at the past and the home, and become diligen[来]t and frugal.[自]
14、诚信是现[文]代文明的晴雨表[字]。
Honesty[控] is the baromet[文]er of modern civiliz[章]ation.
15、事业参天[来]树，诚信乃沃土[自]。
Busines[文]s is strong,[字] integri[控]ty is fertile[文] land.
16、与朋友交[章]，言而有信。
Friends[来] and words.
17、诚挚坦然[自]的态度要比处处[文]防范他人的态度[字]有益得多。
A sincere[控] and calm attitud[文]e is much more benefic[章]ial than prevent[来]ing others everywh[自]ere.
18、私人的信[文]用是财产，公众[字]的荣誉是保证金[控]。
Private[文] credit is propert[章]y, and public honor is a deposit[来].
19、如果要别[自]人诚信，首先自[文]己要诚信。
If you want others to be honest,[字] first of all, you must be honest.[控]
20、最大限度[文]的诚实是最好的[章]处事之道。
Maximum[来] honesty[自] is the best way of doing things.[文]
21、言必诚信[字]，行必忠正。
Words must be faithfu[控]l, and deeds must be faithfu[文]l.
22、对于诚实[章]的人来说，牢记[来]自己的义务是一[自]种荣誉。
It is an honor for an honest man to bear in mind his duty.
23、不相信任[文]何人人的人知道[字]自己无信用。
Anyone who does not believe[控] in everyon[文]e knows that he has no credit.[章]
24、不诚则欺[来]心而弃己，与人[自]不诚则丧德而增[文]怨。
If you are not honest,[字] you will cheat yoursel[控]f and abandon[文] yoursel[章]f. If you are not honest with others,[来] you will lose your virtue and increas[自]e your resentm[文]ent.
25、人之相识[字]，贵在相知；人[控]之相知，贵在知[文]心。
When people know each other, they know each other.
26、宁失万贯[章]，不失诚信。
It is better to lose money than to lose honesty[来].
27、闪光的东[自]西不一定都是金[文]子。
All that glitter[字]s is not gold.
28、一两重的[控]真诚，其值等于[文]一吨重的聪明。[章]
The one or two value of sinceri[来]ty is worth a ton of intelli[自]gence.
29、言而必有[文]信，期而必当，[字]天下之高行也。[控]
Words must have faith, but time must be.
30、诚信是做[文]人之根本，立业[章]之基。
Honesty[来] is the foundat[自]ion of human life and the foundat[文]ion of career.[字]
31、忠诚，即[控]使是深深的忠诚[文]，也从不会是洁[章]白无瑕的。
Loyalty[来], even deep loyalty[自], will never be spotles[文]s.
32、惟诚可以[字]破天下之伪，惟[控]实可以破天下之[文]虚。
Honesty[章] can break the world's falseho[来]od, but it can destroy[自] the emptine[文]ss of the world.
33、不宝金玉[字]，而忠信为宝。[控]
Treasur[文]e is gold, but faith is treasur[章]e.
34、思诚为修[来]身之本，而明善[自]又为思诚之本。[文]
Si Cheng is the foundat[字]ion of self-cu[控]ltivati[文]on, while Mingsha[章]n is the foundat[来]ion of thinkin[自]g.
35、当你背叛[文]别人时，你也背[字]叛了自己。
When you betraye[控]d others,[文] you also betraye[章]d yoursel[来]f.
36、对人以诚[自]信，人不欺我；[文]对事以诚信，事[字]无不成。
To be honest with others,[控] people do not deceive[文] me; integri[章]ty is everyth[来]ing.
37、至诚者高[自]尚万人敬，弃信[文]者卑劣千夫指。[字]
Those who are sincere[控] are highly respect[文]ful, and those who give up their faith are despica[章]ble.
38、诚是一种[来]心灵的开放。
Honesty[自] is a kind of open mind.
39、诚信，让[文]心灵无瑕，让友[字]谊长存，让世界[控]美好！
Integri[文]ty, let the heart be flawles[章]s, let the friends[来]hip live forever[自], let the world beautif[文]ul!
40、应该热心[字]地致力于照道德[控]行事，而不要空[文]谈道德。
We should be zealous[章] in our efforts[来] to act accordi[自]ng to moralit[文]y rather than talk about moralit[字]y.
41、信达于诚[控]，方能勤政。法[文]精于治，方能谐[章]民。
XinDa is honest and diligen[来]t. Law is good at governi[自]ng, and it can harmoni[文]zes people.[字]
42、诚实是科[控]学家的主要美德[文]。
Honesty[章] is the chief virtue of a scienti[来]st.
43、金钱无法[自]弥补道德缺陷，[文]诚信能够提升人[字]生品位。
Money can not make up for moral defects[控], honesty[文] can improve[章] the taste of life.
44、对自己真[来]实，才不会对别[自]人欺诈。
If you are true to yoursel[文]f, you will not cheat others.[字]
45、蚜虫吃青[控]草，锈吃铁，虚[文]伪吃灵魂。
Aphids eat grass, rust, iron, and hypocri[章]sy eat their souls.
46、失足，你[来]可能马上复站立[自]，失信，你也许[文]永难挽回。
If you lose your feet, you may stand up again, and you will never recover[字].
47、失去信用[控]而赚的钱应结算[文]在损失里。
Money lost in credit should be settled[章] in losses.[来]
48、言不信者[自]，行不果。
He who does not believe[文] will never succeed[字].
49、诚信是友[控]谊的必备条件。[文]
Honesty[章] is a necessa[来]ry conditi[自]on for friends[文]hip.
50、失去信用[字]等于碎了的镜子[控]，不可能修复。[文]
Losing credit is a broken mirror.[章] It can't be repaire[来]d.
51、理智要比[自]心灵为高，思想[文]要比感情可靠。[字]
Reason is higher than mind, and thought[控] is more reliabl[文]e than emotion[章].
52、诚实的人[来]务必对自我守信[自]，他的最后靠山[文]就是真诚。
An honest man must be faithfu[字]l to himself[控]. His last resort is sinceri[文]ty.
53、失去了真[章]，同时也失去了[来]美。
Lost the truth, at the same time lost beauty.[自]
54、坦白是诚[文]实与勇敢的产物[字]。
Confess[控]ion is the product[文] of honesty[章] and courage[来].
55、诚取天地[自]正气问人间暖凉[文]，法引规矩方圆[字]律世间万象。
Honestl[控]y, heaven and earth ask the world to be warm and cool.
56、诚信是在[文]衡量自我得失时[章]失去的。
Honesty[来] is lost in measuri[自]ng self gain and loss.
57、难听的实[文]话胜过动听的谎[字]言。
A bad truth is better than a good lie.
58、诚实人说[控]的话，像他的抵[文]押品那样可靠。[章]
What honest people say is as reliabl[来]e as his collate[自]ral.
59、没有比正[文]直更富的遗产。[字]
There is no richer legacy than integri[控]ty.
60、精诚所至[文]，金石为开。
Sinceri[章]ty is the key to success[来].
61、诚信是心[自]想事成的朋友，[文]虚伪是事与愿违[字]的伴侣。
Honesty[控] is a friend who wants to achieve[文] somethi[章]ng.
62、真者，精[来]诚之至也。不精[自]不诚，不能动人[文]。
True, sincere[字]. It is neither[控] refined[文] nor sincere[章], nor can it be moved.
63、不要说谎[来]，不要害怕真理[自]。
Do not lie, do not be afraid of truth.
64、诚实者既[文]不怕光明，也不[字]怕黑暗。
An honest man is neither[控] afraid of light nor afraid of darknes[文]s.
65、诚信是人[章]的本钱，没有诚[来]信的人是一个失[自]败者。
Honesty is the capital of a man, and a man without integrity is a loser.
