1. Whoever tells me the truth, even if there is death hidden in his words, I will listen to him like someone complimenting me. ——[British] Shakespeare: "Antony and Cleopatra"

2. No one has the right to force people into such a dilemma: either tell the truth and hurt others, or Tell lies and hurt yourself. ——[British] Johnson: "The Biography of Johnson"

3. Telling the truth is beneficial to those of us who tell the truth to us, but for those who tell the truth to us But it is disadvantageous for people, because it makes us hated by others. ——[France] Pascal: "Thoughts"

4. Lies can be useful for a while, but they must be harmful in the long run. On the contrary, the truth must be useful in the long run. Although temporary harm can occur. ——[France] Diderot: "Lamore's Nephew"

5. Honesty is better than all wisdom, and it is the basic condition for wisdom. ——Kant's "Persisting Peace"

A German writer, philosopher, and founder of German classical philosophy. His teachings have deeply influenced modern Western philosophy.

6. Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions. ——Franklin

Franklin was born in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, American politician and physicist.

7. Small trust and sincerity lead to great trust. ——Han Feizi

Han Fei was a representative of Legalism during the Warring States Period. If you do small things with credit, you can build a lot of credit.