The famous sayings about incorruptibility are as follows:

1. Integrity and corruption perish for everyone; self-discipline and party style make everyone strong.

2. The top is worthy of the party’s roots in diligent governance; the bottom is worthy of the people’s roots of honest government.

3. It is called the body lock and the power is the fire that burns the body.

4. If you cannot resist today’s temptation, you will lose tomorrow’s happiness.

5. People’s livelihood depends on diligence; the party thrives on integrity.

6. For the sake of government, refrain from being greedy for profit, greed for fame, and do not be greedy for fame and glory and forget about political affairs.

7. Flowers are fragrant and beautiful, and officials are noble because they are clean and honest.

8. Ambition should not be without pride, wealth should not be greedy, and greed should not be indulged.

9. Accepting advice and seeking virtuous people with tolerance is great; stirring up turmoil and promoting purity without desire is strong.

10. Pine, bamboo and plum blossoms are the three friends of the cold year; honesty and integrity are the three essentials for an official.

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

12. Don’t neglect big things and don’t indulge in small things.

13. A person who has no selfish desires will naturally be strong; a person who has no evil thoughts will naturally be fair.

14. The humble position has not squandered the will to benefit the people, but the power has not swayed from the public servant heart.

15. His body is upright but he does not follow orders; his body is not upright but he does not obey orders.

16. The countries and families I have seen in the past were prosperous and prosperous, but failed due to extravagance.

17. Things must rot first and then insects will grow.

18. Be indifferent to fame and wealth and be self-restrained.

19. It is important to be honest while in office; it is especially important to observe integrity when one abdicates.

20. Be upright as a person, diligent in government, honest as an official, and practical for the people.