Justice is the virtue of those who know rewards and punishments clearly. ——Aristotle

2. Use rewards to value trust, and use punishment to value integrity. ——Gui Guzi

3. Rewarding good but not punishing evil is chaos; punishing evil but not rewarding good is also chaos. ——Yuan Jie

4. Don’t avoid ministers when punishing people who have done something wrong, and don’t avoid ordinary people when they reward good deeds. ——Han Fei

5. When rewards are given to adulterers, good people will not be honored by rewards; when crimes are committed against good people, evil people will not be humiliated by punishments. ——Lv Kun

6. Be honest about rewards and punishments, be disciplined in giving, remember people’s merits, and ignore minor mistakes. ——Ban Gu

7. Failure to encourage and reward is called stopping good deeds, while failure to punish and punish is called indulgence in evil. ——Xun Yue

8. Politicians do not reward private labor and do not punish private grudges. ——Zuo Qiu Ming

9. Rewards for meritorious service should be rewarded, and no amount of gold should be spared; ——Chen Shou

10. Rewards must be given to meritorious service, and punishment must be given to guilty ones. ——Liu Xiang

11. To control chaos in the world, rewards should be used for merits and punishments should be used for crimes. ——Tuo Tuo

12. If the reward does not correspond to merit, it is better to have no reward; if the punishment does not correspond to the crime, it is better to have no punishment. ——Zhang Xiaoxiang

13. Trust and reward are used to encourage ability, and punishment is used to punish evil. ——Zhang Jiuling

14. Reward should be the reward, and those who have done nothing will retreat; punishment should be the crime, and those who do evil should be careful. ——Wu Jing. Source network.