Quotes about integrity:

1. You must treat others with sincerity, and others will treat you with sincerity in return. ——Li Ka-shing

In modern society, when businessmen sign a contract, they expect the other party to abide by the contract. Integrity is the best means of competition in various commercial activities, the soul of the market economy, and a real "golden business card" for entrepreneurs.

2. Hard to use but easy to lose. The credibility accumulated over the years is often lost due to temporary words and deeds. ——Daisaku Ikeda

A child often fools people by saying that a wolf is coming, making everyone put down their work to save him. But in the end, no one trusts him anymore. When one day, the wolf really When he came, no one believed him, and in the end, many of his sheep were killed by wolves!

3. If a person is not trustworthy, it is tantamount to asking others to break their trust. ——Britain

Integrity is an essential good character for people. If a person is honest, it means that he is a civilized person. People who are honest are welcomed everywhere; people who are dishonest will be ignored by people; so we all must be honest. Integrity is the way to be a human being and the foundation of doing things.

Stories about integrity

1. Guo Moruo was naughty when he was a child, but very filial. Once, his mother suffered from a "sickness", and Guo Moruo heard that banana flowers could cure this disease.

This kind of flower is very expensive and rarely blooms, so he and his brother ran to a garden to look for this kind of flower. It happened that a large yellow flower bloomed on the banana plant in that garden. Guo Moruo and My brother secretly picked the flowers and gave them to my mother. Although her mother knew that Guo Moruo was filial to her by doing this, her son's behavior made her sad. From then on, Guo Moruo never stole other people's things again.

2. Xuzhou was defeated and Guan Yu was trapped in the mountains. Cao Cao sent Zhang Liao to persuade Guan Yu to surrender to Cao Cao with "three things": first, he could keep Gan and his wife safe; second, he could not break the promise of Taoyuan; third, he could keep himself useful.

Guan Yu replied: "You have 'three conveniences', and I have 'three promises': first, surrender to the Han but not Cao Cao; second, please give the two sisters-in-law a salary to live alone, and no one is allowed to enter." Third, as long as he knows the whereabouts of the emperor's uncle, he will resign and return to Liu. The three covenants reflect Guan Gong's loyalty to the Han Dynasty and to Liu Huangshu. The three chapters of the covenant express his sworn commitment to his brother Taoyuan. The ambition to keep the promise.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Integrity