Do you dare to say that you have never lied? If your answer is never, then I can say without hesitation: "I don't believe it, you are lying now!" Haha, of course, this is just the most frank joke.

Shakespeare once said this: "If you want others to be honest, you must be honest yourself first." Life cannot bloom brilliant flowers from lies - Heine. Hypocritical sincerity is more terrifying than the devil - Rabindranath Tagore. Honesty will often benefit you a lot and get unexpected results. Let’s take a look at the following little story about “honesty”! A soldier was very bad at long-distance running, so he quickly fell far behind in a military cross-country race and ran alone. After turning a few turns, we came across a fork in the road. One road was marked for officers to run on; the other road was marked for soldiers to run on. He paused for a moment, and although he was dissatisfied that being an officer even allowed him to participate in cross-country races, he still ran towards the soldier's path. Unexpectedly, when we reached the finish line half an hour later, we were ranked first. He felt incredible. He had never achieved a ranking, and had never even finished in the top 50. However, the officer who presided over the race smiled and congratulated him on his victory. After a few hours, a large number of people arrived. They were exhausted from running and were surprised to see him winning. But suddenly everyone realized how important it is to be honest and trustworthy at the fork in the road. As a person grows up, he will encounter many such intersections. Will you continue on the road of integrity? Or is it opportunistic to deceive others and yourself? The key is to look at your usual accumulation and develop a good habit of honesty. How could a person who often lies without blushing tell the truth at a critical moment? How can you treat others with integrity? If you don't keep your word, you don't know what's possible. If a person says something he does not know whether he said it or not, then he is a liar. If a person always makes promises, then this person will not be an honest person. Lies will always be discovered, and time can verify those who are hypocritical. Tagore said: "Hypocritical sincerity is more terrifying than the devil." In fact, those false sincerities are more terrifying. So I suggest some people not to just casually say: "I'll treat you to dinner another day." (Just perfunctory) "I will never do it again." (A delaying tactic) "In my heart, my wife welcomes you." (Actually, I'm full of joy in my heart. Not happy) "You're so beautiful." (It's so disgusting!) Being honest and honest with others is actually not difficult to do. First of all, you must be open and honest, open your mind, and be selfless in your heart! To treat others with integrity, you must first carefully consider whether you can really do it and whether you are really willing to do it when you say something or do something, and then make promises or promises, so that you will not give up easily. Trust, I broke my trust. Hypocritical sincerity, it is not appropriate to say what a person is like, just take the packaging of cigarettes as an example! It clearly says: "Smoking is harmful to health", but they are still producing and selling in large quantities. White lies are advisable, but it would be so sad to always use good intentions as an excuse to maintain that little bit of lies! How abominable! How terrible! Eight Honors and Eight Disgraces, first of all, let us remember "to be proud of honesty and trustworthiness"!