The contents of the handwritten newspaper on the introduction of the culture of integrity into the campus include: short stories about integrity in politics, famous quotes about integrity, and proverbs related to integrity.

1. A short story about being honest in politics.

Integrity first appeared in Qu Yuan, a great poet during the Warring States Period, in "The Songs of Chu: Calling the Soul": "I have been clean and honest since I was a child, and my body has been righteous without leaving a trace." Wang Yi, a famous scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote in "The Songs of Chu" The commentary in "Zhang Ju" says: "Being free from corruption is called integrity." That is to say, not accepting money and gifts from others and not letting one's innocent character be tarnished is integrity.

During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, when Hou Shusu was appointed magistrate of Weixian County, his conduct was upright. The big businessman Guo was sued, and more than a dozen officials interceded for him, but Hou Shusu stayed behind closed doors. Hou Shusu's integrity as an official is inseparable from his brother's persuasion. When Hou Shusu was appointed as the county magistrate, his brother Hou Shuyun warned him: "Our family has been clean for generations. If you come back greedy for a penny, I will not recognize you as my brother."

2. Quotations from famous people with integrity. .

Uprightness and official aura sweep away the wind, and the wind blows away from both sleeves.

A public servant always hears alarm bells; he is honest, comfortable, dedicated and calm.

Use history as a guide to determine the rise and fall, and use people as a mirror to determine gains and losses.

It is better to be poor and happy than to be rich and worry.

Happiness comes from purity and trouble comes from greed.

3. Proverbs related to cleanliness.

The people's hearts are scattered when officials take bribes; when wolves come, cattle and sheep flee.

People suffer when officials are corrupt.

The corrupt officials and the disaster twins.

There is no fish that cannot take the bait.

Baozi blocked his mouth and tied the strips around his legs.

A big warehouse has many rats, and a big country has too much greed.

Integrity culture content and origin:

Integrity culture is the spirit of advocating honesty and self-discipline, acting impartially, not showing favoritism, not seeking personal gain, serving the people, and being a clean person. This is a traditional Chinese virtue and a spirit worth learning. It can effectively promote the development of advanced socialist culture. In the process of building a system for punishing and preventing corruption, we should attach great importance to the construction of a culture of integrity.

Integrity culture has rich connotations. Integrity means being fair, not corrupt, and innocent. Integrity culture is the cultural summation of the theory and behavior of integrity and their interrelationships. It is a general summary of the knowledge, concepts, systems and corresponding lifestyles and behavioral norms about integrity.

Integrity first appeared in Qu Yuan, a great poet during the Warring States Period, in "The Songs of Chu: Calling the Soul": "I have been clean and honest since I was a child, and my body has been righteous without leaving a trace." Wang Yi, a famous scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote in "The Songs of Chu" The commentary in "Zhang Ju" says: "Being free from corruption is called integrity." That is to say, not accepting money and gifts from others and not letting one's innocent character be tarnished is integrity.