1. Contents of the Handwritten Integrity Report

Eight Honors and Eight Shames: Be proud of loving the motherland, be ashamed of endangering the motherland, be proud of serving the people, be ashamed of betraying the people, and be proud of advocating science. Proud to be ignorant and ignorant. Proud to work hard. Shame to be lazy and hate work. Proud to be united and help each other. Strive for pride, pride and extravagance are shame, and a short story about honest government: Integrity is the treasure. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Sicheng Zi of the Song Dynasty was rarely upright and honest, and was loved by others.

Someone got a piece of precious jade and asked someone to appraise it and presented it to Zihan. Zihan refused to accept it and said, "You regard the gem as a treasure, but I regard non-greed as a treasure. If I accept Your jade, then we both lose our treasures.

How about we each have our own treasures? The county magistrate Wang Mishan came to visit him and presented him with ten pounds of gold. Yang Zhen said: "My old friend knows you, but you don't know your old friend. Why?" Wang Mi didn't understand Yang Zhen's accusation and said, "It's dark and no one knows." "

Yang Zhen said: "Heaven knows, God knows, you know, I know, what is ignorance? "Wang Mi then understood, felt deeply ashamed, and left in despair. ?Yiqian Prefecture During the Eastern Han Dynasty, a man named Liu Chong served as the prefect of Kuaiji. He reformed the bad government, abolished exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes, and was very clean in lawsuits.

Later, he was transferred to the position of master craftsman by the imperial court. Before leaving, local people took the initiative to raise money to give to Liu Chong who was about to leave. Later, Liu Chong was too kind to refuse, so he took a symbolic copper coin from him. The land was collected.

He was therefore called the "One Money Prefect". Tao Kan, a famous minister of the Jin Dynasty, once served as an official in Xunyang County when he was young. After receiving the jar of pickled fish, his mother Zhan returned it intact and wrote to him: "As a county official, you use public items. Giving it to me would not only do me no good, but would actually increase my worries. "Tao Kan received a deep education from this incident.

? Wu Yinzhi was not afraid of drinking from the Greed Spring. Wu Yinzhi, a native of the Jin Dynasty, was the prefect of Guangzhou. Outside Guangzhou City, he saw a pool of spring water named "Grean Spring". The local area It is said that drinking the water from the Greed Spring will make you greedy.

He believed this and drank it without fail. After drinking it, he wrote a poem: "The ancients said that this water makes one's heart full of gold." Try to make the barbarians drink together, but their hearts will not change in the end. "

During his tenure, he was indeed honest and self-disciplined, and upheld his integrity. ? The poor Southern Song Dynasty minister Zhang Jun was demoted to Lingling, Hunan as a local official because of political disagreements with the treacherous Prime Minister Qin Hui. < /p>

When he set out, he took several boxes of books with him. Someone falsely accused him of being related to the rebel party. As a result, Gaozong inspected his letters and shabby clothes. Gaozong sighed: "I didn't expect Zhang Jun to be so poor. ! "I felt sorry for him, so I sent someone to catch up with Zhang Jun on a fast horse and rewarded him with three hundred taels of gold. ? Yu Qian, a famous official in the Ming Dynasty, was honest and upright.

Once, the imperial court sent him to inspect Henan. . When returning to Beijing, people bought some local specialties such as silk handkerchiefs, mushrooms, and incense sticks and sent them to the imperial court, but he did not accept them.

He also wrote a poem to express his feelings: Silk handkerchiefs. Mushrooms and incense are only used by the people, but they are a disaster. The breeze goes up to the sky, so that Lu Yan (referring to the people) will not talk too much."

? 2. Integrity accompanies me in my travels, a small hand-written poem for newspapers

Integrity accompanies me in my travels, a small hand-written poem for newspapers: Integrity accompanies me in my travels

From ancient times to the present, the land of China has been awe-inspiring and upright, everlasting. Never fade. Haoran's righteousness is the "soul" of the Chinese nation and the spiritual power of the Chinese nation. Inheriting tradition, promoting righteousness, praising integrity, and rejecting corruption are the characteristics and the strong voice of the times.

Society needs integrity, and people call for integrity. Throughout the ages, there have been many upright and upright officials who are honest and pragmatic and have been loved by the people. Their images are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and their stories have been passed down for a long time. The stories of a generation of upright officials Bao Gong, Yu Lian, and Hai Rui are popular on the screen and have been played for a long time. The deeds of contemporary people's servants Kong Fansen, Niu Yuruban, and Ren Changxia are even more shocking and cleanse people's souls. They are immortal monuments in the hearts of the people. No matter how history changes, no matter how the times develop, honesty and integrity will always be the call of the era of power, and diligent and honest government will always be the warmest expectation in the hearts of the people.

3. Integrity handwritten newspaper information, please keep it simple

1. Overview

Pinyin: lián jié Explanation: Never use public money to support yourself (not corrupt): ~ Feng Gong /Justice~ The meaning of the word is derived from: It refers to incorruptibility; innocence. (1) "Chu Song·Zhaohun": "I am young and pure, so I am honest." Wang Yi notes: "If you are not subject to it, you are called honest, and if you are not filthy, you are called clean." (2) "Hanshu·Gongyu Biography": "Yu also Emperor Yan Xiaowen said that he was noble and honest, but corrupt. 2. Basic explanation

1. [honest; integrity; purity] 2. Innocent and noble, not corrupt, honest, upright and honest. Feng Gong 3. A woman's moral integrity, chastity and honesty

3. Detailed explanation

Also known as "Integrity". It is said that one is not greedy for money and has a clean life. Integrity means not being greedy for money that we don’t deserve; cleanliness means having an aboveboard attitude in life; to put it more clearly, being honest means that we should behave with integrity and have an aboveboard attitude. Integrity: Do not harm the public and enrich private interests; do not engage in corruption. The word "Integrity" is explained in "Ci Yuan" as "just and non-corruption". In "Lunheng" written by Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty, there is a sentence that "the ministers who compile ancient cases hope to be honest and honest people". "Ci Hai" explains it as " Incorruptible and innocent. "There is a poem in Qu Yuan's "Chu Ci" that "Lian Youqing is incorruptible". Wang Yi annotated it as "Not subject to corruption is said to be honest, not to be filthy is said to be clean." Yang Xu, the prefect of Lujiang in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was honest in government and had his own clever tricks. He The fresh fish bribed by his subordinates were hung under the eaves of the lobby and dried in the sun for a few days. Later, someone sent him fresh fish. He pointed at the dried fish and said to the visitor: "You still want it?" Do I hang the fish? The person who sent the fish had no choice but to return in frustration. Yu Qian of the Ming Dynasty admired Yang Xu's practice of refusing to corrode and never touch it, and wrote a poem praising it: "There are no greeting guests in front of Xisheng's door, but there are hanging fish in Juesheng's kitchen." Lying by the south window with a pillow of cool breeze, leisurely reading a few volumes on the bedside. ""Chu Ci: Zhaohun": "I have been clean and honest since I was young, and I am committed to righteousness but have never been loyal. "Wang Yi's note: "It is said to be honest if it is not subject to corruption, and it is said to be clean if it is not contaminated. "Book of Han·Gong Yu's Biography": "Yu also said that during the reign of Emperor Xiaowen, he valued honesty and wealth but despised corruption. "Jiaofang Ji" written by Cui Lingqin of the Tang Dynasty: "The beauty of honesty and integrity leads to few people being honest; the ugliness of arrogance and lewdness leads to the trapping of many people. Why?" "Manuscript of the History of the Qing Dynasty: Biography of Prince Jianyi Depei": "Depei served as a feudal lord for many times. He was honest and honest. He refused to accept anyone. He was stubborn and accumulated over time, which led to old property. " (1) Introduction History has proved: When integrity prevails, the country prospers; when corruption is rampant, the country declines. Honest officials have always been praised by others; corrupt officials have been reviled. We must vigorously promote the inherent integrity of our nation. The traditional virtues advocate honesty, self-discipline, impartiality, no selfishness, no selfishness, and the spirit of being a clean person. Eight Shames: Be proud of loving the motherland, be ashamed of harming the motherland, be proud of serving the people, be ashamed of betraying the people, be proud of advocating science, be ashamed of being ignorant, be proud of hard work, be ashamed of indulging in work, be proud of solidarity and mutual assistance, be ashamed of benefiting yourself at the expense of others Be proud of being honest and trustworthy. Be ashamed of being unjust for profit. Be proud of obeying the law. Be ashamed of violating the law. Be proud of hard work. Be ashamed of being arrogant and extravagant. A short story about integrity: Integrity is the treasure. , loved by others.

Someone got a piece of gem and asked someone to appraise it and presented it to Zihan. Zihan refused to accept it and said, "You regard the gem as a treasure, but I regard non-greed as a treasure. . If I accept your jade, we both lose our treasures.

How about we each have our own treasures? When Yang Zhen refused gold in the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Yang Zhen passed through Changyi on his way to his post, Wang Mishan, the magistrate of Changyi County, came to visit him and gave him ten catties of gold as a gift. Yang Zhen said: "My old friend knows you, but you don't know your old friend. Why?" Wang Mi did not understand the meaning of Yang Zhen's reproach and said: "It is dark and no one knows."

Yang Zhen said "Heaven knows, God knows, you know, I know, what is ignorance?" Only then did Wang Mi understand. He felt deeply ashamed and left in despair. ? During the Eastern Han Dynasty, a man named Liu Chong was appointed as the prefect of Kuaiji. He reformed the bad government, abolished exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes, and was very clean in lawsuits.

Later, he was transferred to the position of great craftsman by the imperial court. Before leaving, local people took the initiative to raise money to give to Liu Chong who was about to leave, but Liu Chong refused. Later, it was hard to refuse the kindness, so I took a copper coin and accepted it symbolically.

Because of this, he was called the "One Money Prefect"? Tao Mu Tuiyu Tao Kan, a famous official in the Jin Dynasty, served as an official in Xunyang County when he was young. Once, he sent someone to deliver a can of pickled fish to his mother.

After his mother Zhan received it, she returned it to him intact and wrote to him: "As a county official, you gave me public items. Not only did you do nothing to me. The benefits only increased my worries." Tao Kan was deeply educated by this incident.

Wu Yinzhi was not afraid of drinking from the Greed Spring. Wu Yinzhi, a native of the Jin Dynasty, served as the prefect of Guangzhou. Outside the city of Guangzhou, he saw a pool of spring water named "Tanquan". Local legend says that drinking the water from the Greed Spring will make you greedy.

He believed this and drank it without mistake. After drinking it, he wrote a poem: "The ancients said that this water is worth a thousand gold. Try to make the barbarians drink it together, and they will not change their minds in the end."

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During his tenure, he was indeed honest and self-disciplined and upheld his integrity. ? Zhang Jun, a minister of the Southern Song Dynasty who was so poor, was demoted to be a local official in Lingling, Hunan Province because of political disagreements with the treacherous Prime Minister Qin Hui.

When he set out, he took several boxes of books with him. Someone falsely accused him of being related to the rebel party. As a result, Gaozong inspected his letters and shabby clothes. Gaozong sighed: "I didn't expect Zhang Jun to be so poor. Poor situation!" He felt sorry for him, so he sent someone to catch up with Zhang Jun on a fast horse and rewarded him with three hundred taels of gold. ? Yu Qian, a man with clean sleeves. Yu Qian, a famous official of the Ming Dynasty, was honest and upright in his official career.

Once, the imperial court sent him to inspect Henan. When returning to Beijing, people bought some local specialties such as silk handkerchiefs, mushrooms, and incense sticks and returned them to Beijing to distribute to the court officials, but he did not accept them.

At the same time, he also wrote a poem to express his feelings: Silk handkerchief mushrooms and incense sticks are capital for civilian use, but they are a disaster. The breeze blows with both sleeves toward the sky, lest Lu Yan (referring to the people) talk short and long. "

. 5. Ancient poems about integrity

"Ti Jun Zhaibi" (Song Dynasty) Bao Zheng

A pure heart is the root of the cure, and a straight path is the strategy of the body. < /p>

Good work will eventually make a building, and fine steel will not make a hook.

When the warehouse is full, rats and birds will be happy, but when the grass is gone, rabbits and foxes will be sad.

There is a lesson in history. The first four sentences are positive encouragement, saying that an official should be honest and honest in order to become a good person. On the blade. "Five or six sentences criticize and condemn greedy people. The final warning: Don't leave a laughing stock for future generations. The whole poem is a discussion, vigorous and vigorous, and it is awe-inspiring to read. This poem can be regarded as Bao Zheng's poem about his ambitions. The inscription on the wall of Zhijun Zhai is also to encourage subordinates.

Extended information

Allusions about integrity:

"Forbidden to Give Gifts" (Qing Dynasty). Zhang Boxing

"One grain at a time is my reputation; one centimeter at a time is the fat of the people." If you give me one cent, the people will receive more than one cent; if I take one cent of the printing plate, I am not worth a cent. Who said that constant communication can actually damage integrity? If it is not ill-gotten wealth, where does this thing come from? "

Translation:

Although "a grain of grain" is small, it involves my reputation; although "a millimeter or a cent" is small, it is the people's blessing. Be kind to the people. If I ask for more than one cent from the people, then my behavior will be worthless. Because if they are not ill-gotten gains, where do these gifts come from?

Baidu Encyclopedia Quan-Prohibition of Gifts

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