Integrity Culture Motto
1. Greed is the poisonous wine that corrodes the soul, while integrity is a good medicine that nourishes the body and mind.
2. The alarm bell keeps ringing, the alarm bell keeps ringing, the warning bell always rings, the warning always wakes up.
3. Integrity comes from virtue and integrity comes from ambition.
4. A virtuous person can build a family, and an honest person can avoid disaster.
5. If an ant nest is not inspected, the dam will collapse; if a small bribe is not refused, it will become a huge corruption.
6. Use power to make friends, and if the power is exhausted, the love will be lost; use benefits to make friends, but if the benefits are exhausted, the people will disperse.
7. Integrity comes from self-discipline, and corruption comes from greed.
8. Fame and integrity come from party spirit, and corruption ends with integrity.
9. Overcome the yamen style and advocate vigorous and resolute action.
10. Greed is like fire, if it is not contained, it will burn itself; desire is like water, if it is not contained, it will drown.
11. Authority is a crutch in life for the honest; it is a self-destructive knife for the greedy.
12. If you are not greedy or greedy, you will sleep soundly, but if you break the law or discipline, you will feel panic.
13. Integrity lasts a lifetime, greedy people only succeed for a short time.
14. Gong begets enlightenment, and integrity begets prestige.
15. Public morality is great, selflessness is high.
16. Looking at the virtuous countries and families in the past, success was caused by diligence and frugality, and failure was caused by extravagance.
17. Follow the banner of clean government and help the phoenix soar.
18. We must be fair in dealing with things, and justice breeds fairness; we must be honest and honest in self-discipline, and honesty breeds prestige; we must be sincere in treating others, and honesty breeds trustworthiness; we must work diligently, and diligence will be effective.
19. A single thought of greed will harm one's own virtue, destroy oneself, and harm one's children; one's sleeves will be clean and the wind will flow, and one's deeds will benefit the people and inspire the world.
20. Don’t be impatient as an official, don’t be violent when in power, and don’t be arrogant as a person.
21. Planting more lotus ponds will lead to self-purification, and diligent anti-corruption policies will lead to self-clarification.
22. Understand current affairs, be honest in government affairs, understand human feelings and do not show favoritism.
23. Don’t be tempted by the desire for profit, otherwise you will destroy yourself.
24. I read the principles of clean government every day, and there is a high-voltage line in my heart.
25. Fame, status, wealth and wealth are all external things, but character and career are the foundation of one's life.
26. A selfless heart is as wide as the world, and you will never capsize in your life.
27. Greed is the breeding ground for corruption, while self-discipline is the fertile ground for integrity.
28. Integrity can generate power, integrity can gather people, and integrity can gather hearts.
29. Money and beautiful women will not be fooled, and sweet words will not deceive you.
30. Avoid greed and seek peace of mind; act with caution and be a gentleman.
31. A righteous mind means integrity, a righteous body means upright, and a righteous behavior means majesty.
32. Greed is the breeding ground of corruption, and self-discipline is the fertile ground for integrity.
33. If you take ill-gotten wealth, be careful about stepping down.
34. Understand morality to solidify the foundation, practice cultivation to soothe the soul, know integrity and shame to purify the heart, and get rid of greed to maintain integrity.
35. Corruption can only bring you a moment of enjoyment; being honest can bring you permanent happiness.
36. Rather than regretting what has happened, it is better to take precautions before they happen.
37. An honest person is open-minded and can sleep peacefully without closing the door at night.
38. Wash your face every day to keep it outside, and reflect on your heart every day.
39. Integrity should be the basis for governing, and diligence should be the priority for officials.
40. Don’t be honest because the official is small, and don’t be diligent because the work is small.
41. The family should be a harbor of integrity, not a whirlpool of corruption.
42. The party’s cause is as important as a mountain, while personal fame and fortune are as light as water.
43. In the long-term voyage of harmony, integrity is the first priority; in the long-term voyage of efficiency, integrity is the basis.
44. Deal with justice in both big and small matters, and be honest in every detail.
45. Be upright and do not talk about your own authority.
46. Don’t be tired of fame, don’t be obsessed with profit, don’t be obsessed with power, don’t be trapped by desire.
47. Be careful not to let small things turn into big evils; fight against corruption and promote integrity, and always keep the alarm bell ringing in your heart.
48. Fame and integrity are more important than Mount Tai, while profit and desire are as light as a feather.
49. Honest, diligent and upright administration, impartial and impartial to the people.
50. The word greed is almost like poverty, the word greed is almost like burning.
51. It is respected to be clean and honest, and it is noble to be honest and honest.
52. Talents are created by pressure, and high efficiency is created by strictness.
53. Be upright as a person and spotless as an official.
54. Don’t give others any reason to give gifts, and don’t give yourself the slightest thought of corruption.
55. The alarm bell for clean government always sounds, and the anti-corruption slogan always sounds.
56. If you are honest, you will be safe every night, and you will not be surprised if you knock on the door in the middle of the night; if you are greedy, you will have a hard time every day, and your heart will be trembled by the wind.
57. The combination of power and integrity equals service, and the combination of power and greed equals self-destruction.
58. Observe Party disciplines and rules and build a strong defense against corruption.
59. Even though a small article is small, it can stain an innocent character. It is expensive and difficult to attract fair people.
60. Keep your purpose in mind and always maintain your true character.
61. Don’t be greedy or possessive. Gain reputation with your conduct. Be a public servant wholeheartedly and win people’s hearts.
62. Work diligently to fulfill the responsibilities of public servants, be an honest person and uphold the foundation of a party member.
63. The official must be upright in his heart, and he must be honest in his conduct.
64. Planting more lotus ponds will make your anti-corruption policy clear.
65. The most important thing in government is integrity, and the most important thing in life is sincerity; the most important thing in speaking is trustworthiness, and the most important thing in doing things is honesty.
66. Keep your mouth shut and be as quiet as water. Tie your legs and keep your feet from getting dusty. Keep your hands to yourself and be willing to suffer losses. Hold your heart, be selfless and fearless.
67. Unbridled greed builds its own prison.
68. Indulging in greed will inevitably lead to corruption. Only by strengthening self-examination can we maintain integrity.
69. A thousand pieces of gold have been passed through without touching a penny.
70. If you are not corrupt in government, you will have a blue sky above your head; if you are not honest in government, your sword will be hanging high. Integrity culture aphorisms Integrity and self-discipline aphorisms Integrity quotes aphorisms Integrity aphorisms and aphorisms
1. Rather than get involved in corruption for the sake of wealth, you would rather stay in poverty and cultivate an honest reputation.
2. Don’t betray by poverty, don’t change your heart by reputation, don’t forget your form by gain, and don’t change your ambition by being humble.
3. The grass-grown peaks do not appear majestic, and the pine trees grow tall at the valley bottom without losing their high joints.
4. Always be grateful and have endless happiness throughout your life.
5. Always cultivate the virtues of government, always think about the harm of greed, and always have a mind of self-discipline.
6. Eating vegetable roots is light but flavorful, and abiding by the law is not a surprise.
7. You must be passionate in your conduct and conduct your duties impartially without any selfishness.
8. Be fair in dealing with things, do not lose heart for power, and do not be tempted by money.
9. Do not neglect important matters and do not indulge in small ones.
10. Be indifferent to fame and wealth and restrain yourself.
11. If you cannot resist today’s temptation, you will lose tomorrow’s happiness.
12. If you plant vegetables on the ground, it will be easier for grass to grow. If you have good things in your heart, it will be easier for you to have evil.
13. Status is the steps under your feet, not your true height; official title is the makeup on your face, not your true skin color.
14. Be discerning and don’t be greedy for every penny; use a sharp sword to decide right and wrong, and don’t take any chances.
15. Anti-corruption does not matter whether the matter is big or small, and promoting integrity does not matter whether one is high or low.
16. Anti-corruption brings a pure land and promotes integrity, creating prosperity in all directions.
17. Honesty and integrity win the hearts of the people.
18. Corruption is like a piece of ice, chilling the hearts of the people.
19. The thousands you deserve are not many, and the undeserved points are not few; a thousand-mile embankment collapses in an ant nest; only by guarding against the slightest change can you engage in politics with integrity. Zhang Zhao
20. A man who is honest and honest serves his family and country and does not shame his children and grandchildren because of corruption.
21. The roots are so deep that the strong wind cannot pull them out; the heart of good and evil cannot be broken.
22. A public servant always hears alarm bells; he is honest, comfortable, dedicated and calm.
23. Take care of your brain, don’t think about things you shouldn’t think about; take care of your mouth, don’t eat what you shouldn’t eat; take care of your hands, don’t take things you shouldn’t take; take care of yourself Don't go where you shouldn't go.
24. Frugality is the basis of honesty and luxury is the source of greed. Be cautious.
25. The golden bamboo will remain unchanged for thousands of years, and the pine trees will not bend for thousands of years.
26. A gentleman is magnanimous, but a villain is always worried.
27. A gentleman chooses first and then delivers; a villain chooses first and then chooses.
28. Buttoning the first button wrongly will block the first temptation and you will have a smooth journey.
29. Happiness comes from purity and trouble comes from greed.
30. Integrity in politics is the foundation; corruption in politics is the taboo.
31. Only by being honest can you gather people, by being self-discipline can you convince others, by being upright can you lead others, and only by being selfless can you move people.
32. The drizzle wets the clothes and ruins the reputation of the festival with selfishness.
33. The people do not tolerate corruption and the Party does not tolerate corruption.
34. Fame and integrity are more important than Mount Tai, while profit and desire are less important than a feather.
35. Don’t do something because you are honest and small, don’t do it because you are greedy for small things.
36. It is better to be poor and happy than to be rich and worry.
37. It is better to be an upright official and live a life of hardship than to be a corrupt official and suffer eternal infamy.
38. Upright moral character, seek justice with integrity, and change people's hearts with justice.
39. His body is upright but he does not follow orders; his body is not upright but he does not obey orders.
40. The lessons learned from those who have gone before and those behind are not far away. Politicians have been honest since ancient times.
41. Those who are diligent and honest will live a safe life, while greedy will destroy themselves.
42. Eliminate doubts and be fair and honest.
43. Only those who are honest and honest, dare to be angry and act justly can speak out
44. If a person sees benefits but does not see the harm, he will be greedy; if a fish sees food but does not see its hook, it will perish.
45. The meaning of life lies in giving rather than taking.
46. Since ancient times, no one has left a loyal heart that will illuminate history.
47. People's hearts are like scales, weighing who is light and who is heavy; people's will is like a mirror, which reflects who is greedy and who is honest.
48. If the body is not cultivated, the virtue will not be established. If the virtue is not established, there will be very few people who can turn it into the family, let alone the world. I am worried about not cultivating virtues, not learning about them, not being able to move after hearing the righteousness, and not being able to correct bad deeds.
49. The amount of life is calculated by time, and the value of life is calculated by contribution. Petofi
50. Losing the power of supervision is a disaster, and losing control of selfish desires is a disaster.
51. Being clean is better than being rich.
52. Establish an honest heart, do honest things, and be an honest person.
53. If a tree is upright, it can reach the sky and become a great material; if a person is upright, it can understand the overall situation clearly. Yang Mingqian
54. In good times, do not be arrogant and rebellious, do not be humble, and be an upright person; in ordinary times, do not be arrogant and do not act as a diligent and honest official.
55. Pines, bamboos and plums are the three friends in the cold year; integrity and purity are the three essentials for an official.
56. In the past, virtuous countries and families prospered from diligence and frugality, but failed from extravagance.
57. Greed is like fire that will start a prairie fire if it is not controlled; desire is like water that will surge to the sky if it is not contained.
58. Greed starts from the smallest point. If greed is not curbed, it will harm others and oneself. If lust is indulged, it will be cruel. If lust is not continued, it will lead to mental and physical destruction.
59. A greedy person is frightened, and a vicious dog protects the house and the food is tasteless; an honest person is open-minded and can sleep peacefully without closing the door at night.
60. The scales bring justice, and integrity brings dignity.
61. Listen to the voices of the masses, touch your conscience, and think about your words and deeds.
62. When you are an official, you often think that you are a public servant, and you are arrogant and look down upon by others.
63. To be an honest and upright official, you should regard fame and wealth as light as water;
64. An official's life lasts forever.
65. As a person, you must be diligent, serve the people, contribute to the party, and be honest as an official.
66. Be upright as a person, be diligent in government, be honest as an official, and serve the people.
67. If you are selfish, your reputation will be ruined, and if you are an official, you will die if you are greedy for money.
68. Avoid greed in politics and value integrity in life; the key to maintaining integrity is self-discipline, and the key to self-cultivation is self-motivation.
69. The most important thing in government is integrity, the most important thing in life is sincerity, the most important thing in speaking is trustworthiness, and the most important thing in doing things is practicality.
70. A humble public servant who does not lose his power to benefit the people will not change his position. Heart.
71. Selfless and desireless, overjoyed; chasing fame and fortune, always in panic.
72. The selfless person is courageous and the selfless person is pure.
73. Don’t act only on small things to benefit others, don’t act only on selfish interests and harm the public; don’t act only on self-interest and harm others, and don’t act only on power and harm the people.
74. Don’t delay honors to yourself, don’t blame others, don’t be selfish and neglect public affairs, don’t be corrupt and indulge in lust
75. Don’t do evil because it’s small. Don’t do good because it’s small. No.
76. Things must rot first and then insects will grow.
77. Worry about the world’s worries first, and then rejoice in the world’s happiness.
78. Following the example of King Ao Fengzhu, the reputation will last for thousands of years.
79. If your heart is public, you will be unfazed by favors and humiliations. Only when the breeze on your sleeves can you be upright and awe-inspiring
80. If your heart is selfless, you will naturally be strong; if you have no evil thoughts, you will naturally be fair.
81. Learn from Su Qiong who built melons on the beams and his reputation will be passed down to generations;
82. Learn to enlighten your mind, learn to purify your thoughts, learn to cultivate your sentiments, and learn to sublimate your realm.
83. Be upright in words and deeds, be upright and a role model for others; be clean and self-sufficient, and nurture peaches and plums with openness.
84. To maintain integrity, be frugal, be frugal yourself, and be lenient if others are not frugal.
85. Maintain a healthy spirit and get rid of any selfishness.
86. A person’s biggest enemy is himself. Any cadre who cannot control himself is not qualified to discipline others. Taking good care of yourself is the prerequisite and fundamental; taking good care of others is your responsibility and obligation.
87. Use history as a guide to determine the rise and fall, and use people as a mirror to determine gains and losses.
88. The use of power should be like walking on thin ice and carelessness will lead to disaster;
89. The use of power should be based on the rights of the people and it is unacceptable to use power for personal gain
90. It is difficult to disobey the will of the people, and you must be diligent and diligent when you are an official
91. It is important to be honest when in office; it is especially important to observe integrity when you step down.
92. Uprightness and official aura sweep away the breeze, and the rotten wind leaves the sleeves.
93. Integrity and magnanimity.
94. If the government is clean, the country will prosper; if the government is corrupt, the country will perish.
95. Those who govern diligently and serve the people should regard their career as important as a mountain.
96. Self-respect, self-reflection, self-policing, and self-motivation.
97. Indulging in greed is like falling into the water, without any effort, it will eventually lead to disaster; maintaining integrity is like climbing a mountain, and you must work hard step by step to reach the top.
98. Indulging in lust is like drinking poison to quench thirst without restraint, which leads to disaster.
99. Compromising compliance with laws and regulations will lead to mistakes sooner or later.
100. Morality is the basis of life and integrity is the highest priority in officialdom. The motto of teaching with integrity
1. A person is as honest as a bamboo with knots left on its body, and is upright and free of corruption.
2. Greed makes people corrupt, while integrity inspires people to make progress.
3. Authority is a crutch in life for the honest; it is a self-destructive knife for the greedy.
4. Self-control is the most basic and important human ability.
5. Winning the championship in competitive sports requires strength, courage and vigor, while achieving political success requires righteousness and vigor.
6. Don’t do evil because it’s small. Don’t do good because it’s small.
7. The wine and meat of Zhumen are fragrant, and the treasures are kept outside the body; they are not the source of others, but seek righteousness for themselves.
8. Diligence and honesty are one's own responsibility, while greed for money and sex brings disaster.
9. If you keep your purpose in mind, you will be able to speak uprightly for the people; only if you are willing to be a public servant, you will be able to serve the people with ease.
10. Do things down-to-earth and be a real person.
11. Shake hands with power and money for the official ban, and advocate integrity and incorruptibility in life.
12. When you are successful, it is important to be clear-headed; when you are frustrated, it is important to be balanced; when you win, do not delay the praise to yourself; when you fail, do not blame others.
13. It is better to talk and laugh in poverty with righteousness than to compromise with fame, fortune and money.
14. If your roots are deep, you are not afraid of the wind. How can you walk upright in heaven and earth?
15. Fame, position, wealth and wealth are all external things, but character and career are the foundation of one's life.
16. If you give me one cent, the people will benefit more than one cent; if you take one penny, I am not worth a penny.
17. Cultivating virtue, keeping poverty, being indifferent to fame and fortune, will make you feel comfortable every step of the way; confounding right and wrong, indulge in greed, and seeking personal gain, will make you feel scared every step of the way.
18. When it comes to government, you don’t need to talk too much. You have to take a breath and stop yourself. When you are an official, you should keep things in mind, and everything you think about is related to the people’s livelihood and the national economy.
19. If you are indifferent to fame and wealth, and have a breeze on your sleeves, you will not be able to let the world praise you.
20. A penny can blind one's eyes, half a gift can be a burden on one's body, although a person's dirty tricks are small, his money can't deceive people.
21. Fighting corruption and promoting integrity are uncompromising, and we are diligent in serving the people.
22. Integrity nourishes ambition, diligence nourishes heart, diligent and honest at work, and a clean life.
23. The way to be a human being is to follow the rules as the top and to go beyond the distance as the bottom; to be a human being is to have clear air as the top and turbid air as the bottom; to be beautiful as a human being, simplicity is the top and extravagance is the bottom.
24. When there are desires, people’s hearts are uneasy; when there are no desires, people’s hearts are calm.
25. If a person has no selfish desires, he will naturally be strong; if a person has no evil thoughts, he will naturally be just.
26. Keep the customs responsibilities in mind and abide by the 6 prohibitions; the alarm bell is always ringing, and integrity must be kept in mind.
27. Don’t be arrogant when you see a beautiful woman. The traps and disasters will cause Xiaoxiao. Be clean and elegant, and your awe-inspiring righteousness will soar into the sky.
28. Integrity in government is to add bricks and tiles to one’s home, while corruption in officialdom will bring about the collapse of one’s home.
29. Resolutely correct the three chaos on the highway and build a safe and harmonious road.
30. There are thousands of lines, don’t touch the high-voltage line of clean government; this way or that, don’t take the road of corruption.
31. Honest people are always happy, and diligent people are at peace. As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches, I wish you a happy holiday and good health both physically and mentally!
32. When serving as an official, one often thinks that the official is a public servant and is looked down upon by others.
33. If the character is not correct, the goods will be evil; if the family is not correct, the son will be stubborn; if the country is not correct, the officials will be corrupt; if the power is not correct, the people will be resentful.
34. Be strict with yourself and be lenient to yourself and others; be diligent and peaceful for the people, and have a clear conscience.
35. The prosperity of a hundred generations depends on integrity, and the foundation for a long time relies on the support of the people.
36. Poverty and wealth are not worthy of praise in themselves. What is worthy of praise is that they can stand up straight and maintain dignity in the face of poverty and wealth.
37. There are four taboos in being an official: the first taboo is lack of discipline, knowing the law and breaking the law; the second taboo is being immoral, forgetting justice for profit; the third taboo is being dishonest, being extravagant and greedy; the fourth taboo is being shameless, causing harm to the country and the people.
38. The word greed is close to poverty, and the word greed is close to burning.
39. Anti-corruption should not be judged by the size of the matter. Promoting integrity does not depend on the position; wherever there are traces of people, there will be calls for clean government.
40. There are many nightmares about giving and receiving bribes, but you don’t have to worry about doing things honestly.
41. Punish corruption in accordance with the law and build a harmonious society.
42. Build a window of civility and integrity and open your heart to serve the people.
43. Uphold and carry forward the Party’s fine traditions and conduct politics with integrity; educate and punish corruption and disciplinary violations to benefit the country and the people.
44. Deepen democratic review activities and strengthen supervision by the people.
45. Since ancient times, no one has left a loyal heart to illuminate history.
46. Never forget the image of a public servant in every word and deed; always think about the well-being of the people in every move.
47. Be as fair as water in dealing with things, and be as honest as ice as an official.
48. The combination of selfishness and greed will hatch many poisonous snakes that harm others.
49. Birds in the sky die from gluttony and fish in the water die from bait.
50. Integrity and service to the public must start with me; the road to honest government must have my way.
51. Flies do not bite eggs; corruption only seeks out greedy people.
52. Life lies in movement, anti-corruption lies in intensity, and promoting integrity lies in eternity.
53. Integrity is like the seclusion and thinness of a plum, steadfastness and self-preservation; like the elegance and fragrance of an orchid, pure and noble; like the strong and straight bamboo, with noble moral integrity; like the noble temperament of a chrysanthemum, perseverance and perseverance.
54. Life is like a song, how is life? Use integrity as a ruler, sincerity as a tool, and energy as a scale to benefit the people.
Be virtuous and honest, do your duty wholeheartedly, be affectionate to all, and make the world your heart!
55. Everyone participates in the construction of a clean government, and there is no place for corruption to hide.
56. A pure person is as transparent as a mirror, an honest person is as grand and steady as a bell, he knows honor and disgrace when he has enough food and clothing, and his warning words last a lifetime.
57. Don’t be arrogant when things are going well, don’t be humble when things are going against you, be an upright person, don’t be mediocre in times of peace, and don’t be a diligent and honest official.
58. If the ant nest is not blocked, it can destroy the embankment; if a minor illness is not treated, it can lead to a big problem; if a minor mistake is not corrected, it can lead to great evil; if a small detail is not restrained, it can lead to great greed. Beware of the slightest, but the alarm bell must always sound!
59. Serving the people should regard fame and fortune as light as water. When engaging in economic construction, you must know that career is more important than mountains.
60. Always think about the harm of greed, and always be careful about inappropriate thoughts.
61. The position does not need to be distinguished, but it is expected to live up to the country; the merits do not need to be great, the most important thing is to serve the people wholeheartedly; talent does not need to be expected, but hard work is more important; virtues do not need to be monuments, but only There is unremitting self-cultivation.
62. As a person, you must be diligent, you must serve the people, you must contribute to the party, and you must be honest as an official.
63. Literature does not care about wealth, martial arts does not care about death; the country is safe, the old saying is the same today.
64. It is not allowed to misappropriate or borrow social security funds, housing provident funds and other public funds or other fiscal funds.
65. Be more honest as a person and be more innocent as an official, and happiness will last longer.
66. A wise man serves as an official, shares the worries of the country, solves the problems of the people, dedicates his whole life, and lives a peaceful life; a fool works as an official, seeking wealth for himself, exploiting power for profit, and running out of agencies, and it is difficult to find happiness forever.
67. It is important to be honest when in office; it is especially important to observe integrity when abdicating.
68. Democratic centralism will lead to national rejuvenation; being arbitrary will destroy the future; the party's style is upright, and the world's morale will be upright day by day; diligent administration and caring for the people will lead to a prosperous national destiny.
69. Cultivate your moral character, be diligent and willing to work hard, abandon greed, and be honest and honest.
70. Tolerate a large number of people and handle things with care; be upright and lead things, and bend yourself to the group. Self-restraint should be strict, even a small amount is enough for discipline; good deeds will surely bear fruit, and a small amount is enough for the Dao.
71. Qingfengmingyue teaches with integrity, educates people with integrity and love.
72. A wise man uses the painful lessons of others to warn himself; a fool uses his own heavy price to awaken others.
73. If you do things innocently, you will have a breeze on your sleeves; if you behave upright, you will be upright.
74. He is upright and has a breeze on his sleeves. He is spotless, self-denial and dedicated to public service. He is meticulous and diligent in government affairs and enjoys serving the people.
75. Diligence can make up for weakness, frugality can nourish integrity. Diligence is a money tree, frugality is a cornucopia. Diligence has merit, but frugality is useless.
76. No matter how much money you get, you must be honest in politics; whether you are a big official or a small official, you should be diligent in serving the people.
77. Do not have ambition, do not have pride, do not be greedy for money, and do not indulge in desires.
78. Major matters such as external investment, loans, financing, and guarantees of each unit must be collectively studied by the team and reported to the Municipal Socialist Party Committee for approval.
79. The fundamental issue is ideals and beliefs, and the master switch is world outlook, outlook on life, and values.
80. Leaders have integrity, employees have morale, and the unit is energetic.
81. A good cadre must be honest; ask less and give more; the wind of integrity blows on your pillow; guard the line of defense and have a calm heart. If you like to win, you will lose, and your reputation will be ruined.
82. I feel relaxed when I have nothing to do, but I find it hard to sleep and eat well when I have something to do.
83. Disasters are accumulated in the slightest, and wisdom and courage are trapped in drowning.
84. To be honest is to cultivate one’s character, to be honest is to cultivate virtue, to be diligent is to manage the family, and to be generous is to establish others.
85. Implement responsibilities, improve systems, improve mechanisms, and enhance organizational vitality.
86. Steel cannonballs hit the body, sugar-coated cannonballs hit the soul.
87. Serving the public whole is the principle of politics, while greed for power and private gain is the root cause of disaster.
88. A mirror that is not covered with dust can shine on people, and a person that is not stained can be a powerful person. When you are honest and diligent, you will remember that your life will be worthy of your rule.
89. Politically, one should be clear-headed and firm, never vacillating; in management, one should be clear-minded, right and not chaotic; financially, one should be clean, neither greedy nor occupying; in terms of personality, one should be upright, neither humble nor arrogant.
90. Integrity is the ladder of progress, and corruption is the express train of destruction.
91. Engage in politics for the public good and care about the cause; be practical in business and care about party members; be strict with oneself and cultivate one's appearance.
92. Only by self-discipline can you convince others, by being upright can you lead others, and only by being selfless can you move people. This is the foundation of a clean and powerful government.
93. Always think about the harm of greed, always have a heart of awe, and always cultivate a virtuous body.
94. Corruption is like a car accident. If you get involved in it, you may not be able to escape unscathed. Buy insurance? Sorry, there is no such business at the moment. The only thing we can do is to be honest today and light up the future. Integrity mottos and aphorisms
Integrity mottos and aphorisms
1. If everyone is honest, corruption will perish; if everyone is self-disciplined, the party style will be strengthened.
2. The top is worthy of the party’s roots of 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 the temptation of today, you will lose the happiness of tomorrow.
5. People’s livelihood depends on diligence; the party thrives on integrity.
6. In politics, refrain from being greedy for profit, greed for fame, and do not be greedy for glory and forget about political affairs;
7. Flowers are fragrant and beautiful officials are valuable for being 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. The three friends are pine, bamboo and plum.
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 heart without selfish desires will naturally be strong; a person without evil thoughts will naturally be fair.
14. The humble position has not squandered the ambition of serving the people and the importance of being a public servant.
15. If one’s body is upright, he will not do what he is told; if his body is not upright, he will not do what he is told.
16. In the past, the virtuous countries and families prospered by diligence and frugality, but failed by extravagance.
17. Things must rot first and then insects will grow.
18. Be indifferent to fame and wealth and restrain yourself.
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.
21. Don’t be selfish and harm the public; don’t act only to benefit yourself, and don’t act only to harm the people.
22. Only those who are honest and honest can speak out when they dare to be angry and act impartially.
23. A gentleman chooses first and then delivers to a villain.
24. Worry about the world’s worries first and rejoice in the world’s happiness later.
25. To maintain integrity, be frugal and frugal. If others are not frugal, be lenient and keep integrity.
26. Those who are diligent and honest will have a safe life, while those who are greedy will destroy themselves.
27. If the government is clean, the country will prosper; if the government is corrupt, the country will perish.
28. Happiness comes from purity, and trouble comes from greed.
29. Fame and integrity are more important than Mount Tai, while profit and desire are less important than a feather.
30. Don’t do evil because it’s small. Don’t do good because it’s small.
31. Don’t do something because you are honest and petty. Don’t do something because you are greedy for something small.
32. If you cannot resist the temptation of today, you will lose the happiness of tomorrow.
33. Buttoning the wrong first button will block the first temptation and you will have a smooth journey.
34. Rather than get involved in corruption for the sake of wealth, one would rather stay in poverty and maintain an honest reputation.
35. King Ao Fengzhu’s reputation has lasted for thousands of years.
36. It is better to be an upright official and live a life of hardship than to be a corrupt official and suffer eternal infamy.
37. Morality is the basis of life and integrity is the highest priority in officialdom.
38. The use of power is like walking on thin ice, and carelessness will lead to disaster;
39. The roots are so deep that the strong wind cannot pull them out; the heart of good and evil cannot be broken.
40. The people do not tolerate corruption and the Party does not tolerate corruption.
41. Uprightness and official aura sweep away the breeze, and the rotten wind leaves the sleeves.
42. It is difficult to disobey the will of the people. Being an official requires diligence and prudence.
43. Learn from those who have gone before and those behind. Since ancient times, political leaders have been incorruptible
44. When serving as an official, I often think that I am a public servant and rely on my arrogance to be looked down upon by others
45. Being a public servant, I will not be frightened by favors and humiliations. Only when I have the breeze on my sleeves can I be upright and awe-inspiring
46. A public servant always hears the alarm bell; he is honest and comfortable. Dedicated and calm.
47. Integrity and magnanimity.
48. Self-respect, self-reflection, self-policing, and self-motivation.
49. Be fair in dealing with things, do not lose heart for power, and do not be tempted by money.
50. Anti-corruption brings a pure land to one side and promotes integrity to create prosperity in all directions.
51. Learn from Su Qiong and his reputation will be passed down to generations;
52. Establish an honest heart, do honest things, and be an honest person.
53. Those who are selfless are brave and those who forget themselves are pure.
54. Maintain a healthy spirit and get rid of any selfishness.
55. When using power, you should think about the rights of the people. It is unacceptable to use power for personal gain.
56. Being an official is a life.
57. The golden bamboo will remain unchanged for thousands of years, and the pine trees will not bend for thousands of years.
58. The meaning of life lies in giving rather than taking.
59. Since ancient times, no one has left a loyal heart to illuminate history.
60. A gentleman is magnanimous, but a villain is always worried.
61. Always be grateful and have endless happiness throughout your life.
62. If you plant vegetables on the ground, it will be difficult for grass to grow. If you have kindness in your heart, it will be difficult for evil to occur.
63. Integrity is the root of corruption. (Famous Quotes)
64. To be honest and upright as an official, one should regard fame and fortune as light as water;
65. Always cultivate the virtues of government, always think about the harm of greed, and always have a heart of self-discipline.
66. Eating vegetable roots is bland but flavorful, and abiding by the law is not a surprise.
67. Being honest is better than being rich.
68. Those who govern diligently and serve the people should regard their career as important as a mountain.
69. Upright moral character, seek justice with integrity, and change people's hearts with justice.
70. The drizzle wets the clothes and ruins the reputation of the festival with selfishness.
71. Use history as a guide to judge the rise and fall, and use people as a mirror to judge gains and losses.
72. A person who is honest and honest serves his family and country and does not shame his children and grandchildren because of corruption.
73. Frugality is the foundation of honesty and luxury is the source of greed. Be cautious.
74. The grass-grown peaks do not appear majestic, and the pine trees grow tall at the valley bottom without losing their high joints.
75. Greed is like fire and will start a prairie fire if it is not controlled; desire is like water that will surge to the sky if it is not contained.
76. As a person, you must be diligent, you must serve the people, you must contribute to the party, and you must be honest as an official.
77. Indulging in lust is like drinking poison to quench thirst, and without restraint, you will suffer.
78. Honesty and integrity win the hearts of the people.
79. Integrity in politics is the foundation; corruption in politics is the taboo.
80. If you are selfish, your reputation will be ruined. If you are an official, you will die if you are greedy for money.