1. More than 20 famous quotes about advocating honesty and integrity

1. Greed is like fire, if it is not contained, it will start a prairie fire; desire is like water, if it is not contained, it will drown.

2. Indulging in the temptation of material things is like a fly falling into honey, and it will never be able to extricate itself.

3. There is no greater disaster than dissatisfaction, and no greater fault than desire.

4. Corruption hurts people’s hearts.

5. Flies only bite cracked eggs, sugar bombs only bite greedy people.

6. Don’t be greedy and lose money when you are an official, and you won’t feel cold if you knock on the door in the middle of the night.

7. To become an official, the most important thing is not to be greedy.

8. When people become corrupt, they will fall, and when the party becomes corrupt, they will perish.

9. Hard work will lead to success, but greed for pleasure will destroy the future.

10. Greed is the root of all evil.

11. The people do not tolerate corruption, and the law does not protect corruption.

12. A thousand-mile embankment collapses in an ant nest; a heinous crime is destroyed by a single thought.

13. The greatest pleasure in life is selfless dedication, and the ugliest behavior is insatiable greed.

14. The world is not ashamed to take bribes and pervert the law.

15. If the human heart is not enough, it is greed that causes disasters.

16. Selling one’s official position, taking bribes, and cutting oneself off from the people.

17. Great power cannot be used as a tool to make money; high official position cannot be used as a reason to indulge oneself.

18. Once the gate of desire is opened, it will be like a trapped beast, a wild horse that escapes its stiffness, or a flood that bursts its embankment, causing endless harm.

19. If a leading cadre does something special, he will lose his prestige; if he breaks a rule, he will leave a stain; if he seeks personal gain, he will lose the support of the people.

20. Every grain, every grain, is my name; every millimeter, every millimeter, is the fat of the people. If you give me one cent, the people will receive more than one cent; if you take one penny, I am not worth a penny.

21. In matters of power, finance and human rights, greed for power is the source of corruption; openness, fairness and publicity are the foundation for building a clean government.

22. If you are not honest when you are an official and hold power, you will undoubtedly step into the prison door.

23. It is difficult for a greedy person to be self-disciplined, but a self-disciplined person will not be greedy.

24. Practitioners under the sun, don’t let any inducement tarnish your holy soul.

25. Eaters are soft-spoken, but takers are short-handed.

26. Integrity will bring prosperity to the country, but corruption will bring disaster to the people.

27. If you don’t want others to know, you have to do nothing.

28. Those who are greedy for money will suffer disaster, but those who are honest will avoid disaster.

29. The word lust has a knife on its head, and the word greed has a sword on its head.

30. Coveting for money brings shackles, while corruption loses freedom. 2. The classical Chinese text of Mengmen Mountain must be in full text

The original text of "Mengmen Mountain":

The river runs south to the west of the old city of Beiqu County, and there is Fengshan forty miles to the west. Forty miles west of Fengshan, Mengmen Mountain in Henan is opposite Longmen. "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" says: "The mountain of Mengmen has many gold and jade on it, and many yellow chalk stones below it." "Huainanzi" says: "Before Longmen was built and Luliang was not dug, the river came out above Mengmen and overflowed and reversed. , there were no hills and high mountains, and it was called the flood. It was dredged by Dayu, and it was called Mengmen. "Therefore, "The Biography of Emperor Mu" said: "The nine rivers of Mengmen flowed from the north."

Mengmen is the upper entrance of Longmen. In fact, it is a great disaster for the river, and it is also named Mengmenjin. This stone was chiseled by Yu at the beginning, and it was washed out in the river. The two banks are deep and steep, and the cliffs are tilted back to defend themselves. The huge rocks are in danger, and they will lean on them again if they fall. Ancient people said that water cannot be cut through stone, but can penetrate into stone. Believe it! Among them, the water flows and flows, and the pure air and clouds float. Those who come and go and watch from a distance often feel as if the mist and dew have touched them, and they feel as if they are deep in the depths. The water is still flowing for thousands of meters, hanging for thousands of feet, and the water is thick and angry. The drums are like mountains, and the dredging waves are decaying. It reaches the lower mouth. Only then can we know "Shenzi". At the lower dragon gate, there are floating bamboos, which are not chased by horses.

Translation:

The south side of the river passes through the west of the old city of Beiqu County. Forty miles to the west is Fengshan. Forty miles to the west of Fengshan is Mengmen Mountain in Henan.

"The Classic of Mountains and Seas" records: Mengmen Mountain has many gold and jade on the mountain, and there are many yellow sand and nirvana under the mountain. "Huainanzi" records: Before Longmen was opened and Luliang was not dug out, the river flowed out from Mengmen, slowly overflowed, and went upstream without any hills or high mountains to block it. It was called a flood. Dayu dredged the river and called it Mengmen. Therefore, "The Biography of Emperor Mu" records: Climbing Mengmen in the north is the slope of Jiuhe. Mengmen is the entrance to Longmen. It is actually a huge pass in the river, also known as "Mengmenjin".

Legend has it that Longmen was chiseled out by Dayu. The current in the river was rapid, and the water was sandwiched by mountains for a long time. There were cliffs on both sides, and the huge rocks at high places seemed to be about to fall if they leaned on the cliffs. of. The ancients once said: "Water is not a stonemason's chisel, but it can penetrate into the stone." It's true! The water flows in Longmen converge and impact, and white water vapor floats in the air like clouds. People walking in the distance seem to be entangled in the mist. Looking into the depths of the clouds and mist is really a breathtaking feeling. The river stirred up thousands of waves, like a waterfall thousands of feet long. The river looked like an angry cat, and the waves looked like high mountains. The rapids overlapped and went straight downstream. Only then did I realize that when Shenzi descended from the dragon gate on a bamboo raft, even a four-horse carriage would never be able to catch up.

Source:

From "Shui Jing Zhu·River", the author is Li Daoyuan of the Northern Dynasties. "Shui Jing Zhu" is named after its annotations to the "Shui Jing". The book "Shui Jing" has about 10,000 words. "Tang Liu Dian·Zhu" says that it "draws water from all over the world, one hundred and thirty-seven". The "Shui Jing Zhu" seems to be annotations to the "Shui Jing", but in fact it uses the "Shui Jing" as its outline and records in detail more than a thousand large and small rivers and related historical relics, personal anecdotes, myths and legends, etc. It is the most complete ancient Chinese book. The most comprehensive and systematic comprehensive geographical work. The book also records many inscriptions on tablets and fishermen's songs and ballads. The writing is gorgeous and the language is clear, which has high literary value. Since many of the large amounts of documents cited in the book have been lost, "Shui Jing Zhu" preserves a lot of information, which has a lot of reference value for studying the history and geography of ancient China.

About the author:

Li Daoyuan, with a long courtesy name, was born in Zhuozhou, Fanyang. The son of Pingdong General Li Fan, he was an official and geographer of the Northern Wei Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. When Li Daoyuan was young, he went to Shandong with his father to visit waterways. He read a lot of books when he was young. Later, he traveled to Qinling Mountains, the vast area north of the Huaihe River and south of the Great Wall, inspecting rivers and ditches, and collecting relevant customs, historical stories, myths and legends. . Li Daoyuan's official career was bumpy, and he failed to fully utilize his talents. He once served as Lieutenant of the Censor, General of Beizhonglang, etc. He also served as governor of Hebei, prefect of Luyang County, governor of Dongjing Prefecture, and Yin of Henan. Enforcement was strict, and he was later appointed as the ambassador to Guanyou by the Northern Wei Dynasty. In the third year of Xiaochang's reign in the Northern Wei Dynasty, he was killed by Guo Zihui, a general of Xiao Baoyu's tribe, in Yinpanyi. Li Daoyuan wrote forty volumes of "Shui Jing Zhu". Its writing style is meaningful and its descriptions are vivid. It is not only a geographical work with rich and colorful contents, but also a collection of beautiful landscape prose. He can be called the founder of Chinese travel literature and has a great influence on the development of travel prose in later generations. He also wrote thirteen articles in "Benzhi" and "Qipin", but they have been lost. 3. Poems about advocating honesty and integrity

Dai Wangshu "I use my damaged palms" I use my damaged palms to explore this vast land: this corner has turned into ashes, that corner is just blood and mud; this lake It should be my hometown. (In spring, the flowers on the embankment are like brocades, and the young willow branches have a strange fragrance when they are broken.) I feel the coolness of the waterweed and water; the snow peaks of Changbai Mountain are bone-chillingly cold, and the water of the Yellow River The mud and sand slipped out between my fingers; the paddy fields in the south of the Yangtze River are so soft... now there is only basil; the lychee flowers in the south of the Yangtze are lonely and haggard, over there, I am dipping in the bitter water of the South China Sea without fishing boats... the invisible palms pass by without hatred. Our fingers are stained with blood and ashes, and our palms are stained with darkness. Only that far away corner is still intact, warm, clear, strong and full of spring.

On it, I caress it gently with my damaged palm, like the soft hair of a lover or the milk in a baby's hand.

I put all my strength into my palms and put them on it, sending love and all hope, because only there is the sun and spring, which will drive away the darkness and bring revival, because only there we will not live like animals and die like ants... ...there, the eternal China! Shu Ting "Motherland, My Dear Motherland" I am your dilapidated old waterwheel by the river spinning tired songs for hundreds of years; I am the blackened miner's lamp on your forehead, illuminating you as you snail in the tunnel of history Groping; I am the shriveled rice ears; I am the roadbed in disrepair; I am the barge on the silt that pulls the rope deeply into your shoulders; - Motherland! I am poor, I am sad.

I am the painful hope of your ancestors for generations, the flower on the sleeves of "Flying Sky" that has not fallen to the ground for thousands of years; - the motherland! I am your brand-new ideal, which has just broken free from the cobweb of myth; I am the germ of your ancient lotus; I am your smile with tears; I am the newly painted snow-white starting line; I am the crimson dawn. I am gushing; - my motherland! I am one billionth of you, the sum of your 9.6 million square meters; you have fed the confused me, the thoughtful me, the boiling me with your scarred ***; then from my flesh and blood Go up and take your riches, your glory, your freedom - my dear country, my dear country! Guo Moruo's "Coal in the Furnace" Oh, my young girl! I will not let you down, and you will not let me down. I am so burning for my beloved! O, my young lady! You should know my predecessor? Don't you think my black slave is rude? It takes a black slave like me to have a heart like fire in my chest.

O, my young lady! I think my predecessor was originally a useful pillar. I was buried alive in the ground for many years, and only now can I see the light of day again. O, my young lady! Ever since I saw the light of day again, I have often missed my Shishu? I am so burning for my beloved! I love this land Ai Qing If I were a bird, I should also sing with a hoarse throat: This land that is battered by storms, this river that is always surging with our sorrow and anger, this endlessly blowing and angry river The wind, and the extremely gentle dawn from the forest... - Then I died, and even my feathers rotted in the earth.

Why do I always have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land deeply... There is a sentence in Wen Yiduo's "One Sentence" that can bring disaster, and there is a sentence that can light a fire.

Even though it hasn't been revealed for five thousand years, can you guess the silence of the volcano? Maybe I was possessed suddenly, and suddenly a thunderbolt exploded in the blue sky: "Our China!" How should I say this today? If you don’t believe that iron trees can bloom, then listen to this sentence: When the volcano can’t help but keep silent, don’t tremble, stick out your tongue, stamp your feet, and wait until a thunderbolt explodes in the blue sky: “Our China!” Taiwan] Huang Yonglian, "Chinatown" 》is a harbor dedicated to berthing. The local accent of the Chinese people does not need to ask where the guests come from. The light yellow complexion shines with Yangzhou's stagecoach. The palace of Chang'an is far away and becomes a kind of kindness. After that, the wind is the whistle of history. Listening to it is like a dream. The soft song is a castle that will never station troops. It gathers the twenty-four flowers of China. You are the orchid that can take root without soil. You drink from the coldness of frost and snow and bloom the fragrance of the East. The flag stands brightly like the Yellow River flowing eastward. The side always facing the sun is a dazzling relief, brightening the Yin Ruins in Yangshao. The changing smoke and clouds are just like the messenger sea outside Yumen Pass in the west. It is the Silk Road in your heart. The lonely sail in the distance is the bright moon in your hometown is the magnetic field of looking up at the Beidou. Become a careful collector. I have also been poor and pawned my handicrafts but refused to pawn the furniture brought from the motherland. Five Thousand Years is not an antique that can be auctioned casually, but a magic lamp that can bring happiness. Pang Yuliang's "In the Center of the Cornfield" In the center of the cornfield, I am a young general. Watching the red tassels flying all over the ground and the green swords dancing, the fruits are hidden under the red tassels and the green swords, showing their teeth. We can understand. Their language is a normal day with no old friends, only the wind is blowing, blowing the endless long hair of the corn. In the center of the cornfield, we gain the power to defeat tomorrow. The corn leaves are still beating me, and the golden corn cobs are roaring in the boiling water. The ground is rolling, what a beautiful day, I think of how beautiful the Republic of China is. In the center of the cornfield, the cornfield is pouring down on the territory of the Republic of China. Countless battles and victories will shine on us forever. "If we don't "Go and fight" If we don't go to fight, then when the enemy kills us, he will point his bayonets at our bones and say, "Look, these are slaves!" A patriotic poem by Qiu Fengjia: "Spring sorrow makes it difficult to send the strong to look at the mountains. The past events are shocking and tearful. Four million people cried together. Last year, Taiwan was ceded today."