吃起来甜的东西对胃未必有好处。- 格言
What is sweet in the mouth is not always good in the stomach. - Maxim
当仁不让。- 汉语成语
Not to decline to shoulder responsibility. (Yield to nobody when one is doing what is right.) - Chinese Idiom
Pleasure comes through toil. - Chinese Idiom
苦尽甘来。- 汉语成语
礼多人不怪。- 汉语成语
A man's hat in his hand never did him any harm. - Chinese Idiom
God helps them that help themselves. – Benjamin Franklin
天助自助者。- 弗兰克林
There is a remedy for everything except death. – Proverb
除了死亡，一切都可以补救。- 谚语
Goodwilled and well-intentioned. - Chinese Idiom
好心好意。- 汉语成语
Brook not a moment's delay; be of great urgency. - Chinese Idiom
刻不容缓。- 汉语成语
渐入佳境。- 汉语成语
Gradually entering blissful circumstances. - Chinese Idiom
谨言慎行。- 汉语成语
Speak and act cautiously; be prudent in making statements and careful in personal conducts. - Chinese Idiom
Do what you should and let the people talk. – Maxim
做自己应该做的，是非让人们去评说。- 格言
理想就像是星星，我们永远够不着星星，但是我们像水手一样，用它们指引航程。- 舒尔茨
Ideals are like the stars, we never reach them, but like mariners, we chart our course by them. - Carl Schurz
Give full scope to the talents; let everybody fully display his talents. - Chinese Idiom
人尽其才。- 汉语成语
Everybody can be a Yao or Shun, the ancient saints. – Mencius
人皆可以为尧舜。- 孟子
真爱无坦途。- 格言
The course of true love never did run smooth. – Maxim
人的一生有两大目标：第一，得到你想要的东西；第二，享受你得到的东西。只有最聪明的人才能实现第二目标。 – 洛根 史密斯
There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want; and after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. – Logan Smith
Become a common practice which prevails throughout. - Chinese Idiom
蔚然成风。- 汉语成语
平易近人。- 汉语成语
Amiable and easy of approach; easy to get along with. - Chinese Idiom
Genial, cultured and elegant; gentle and cultivated. - Chinese Idiom
温文尔雅。- 汉语成语
Better wear out than rust out. - Proverb
与其锈掉，不如用坏。- 谚语
