The meaning of respecting integrity and respecting integrity (1)

Integrity refers to a sentiment that points to the interests of the public and the value of justice, as well as the moral behaviors and states based on it.

According to the interpretation of "Cihai", "Integrity" means incorruptibility and innocence. Integrity means that social individuals maintain their own innocence and integrity, reject all kinds of temptations by staying true and upright, and prevent being driven, tainted, and deteriorated by the external environment.

The original meaning of integrity refers to the "public interest" of the actor on the one hand, the ability to control selfish desires and eliminate self-interest considerations, act only in accordance with justice, not be greedy or possessive, consciously safeguard the interests of others and the public, and never Use the power in your hands to harm the public and benefit yourself, harm others, and benefit yourself; on the other hand, adhere to "justice", behave appropriately and reasonably, follow consistent principles, keep promises, be impartial, and treat everyone equally.

Ancient Poems about Respecting Integrity and Chongjie (2)

Farewell to Xin Jian in Furong Tower

Wang Changling

The cold and rainy night entered Wu, I see off my guests in the Ming Dynasty.

Relatives and friends in Luoyang are asking each other, a heart of ice is in the jade pot

The chant of lime

Yu Qian

Thousands of hammers have carved out the mountains, and the fire is Burning is easy.

Don’t be afraid of your bones and body being broken into pieces, keep your innocence in the world

Famous aphorisms about respecting integrity and respecting integrity (3)

1. Tears are sour and blood is salty, I regret that my hands should be spicy and my mouth should be sweet. I just say that there is no sea of ??bitterness in the world.

2. Gold and silver are white, but when you see red eyes and black hands, you don’t know that there is a blue sky above your head.

3. The beauty of words and deeds lies in beauty, not in abundance. ---"Famous Quotes" published by Liang Yuandi Harbin Publishing House in 2003

4. Words are pictures of the soul. ---"Life Motto" published by Lei Gansu People's Publishing House in 1997

5. It is better to speak thoughtfully than eloquently, and to speak appropriately than to flatter. ---"Life Motto" Bacon, published by Gansu People's Publishing House in 1997

6. People have two ears and eyes, and only one tongue, so they should listen more, read more and speak less. ---"Life Motto" Socrates published by Gansu People's Publishing House in 1997

7. People who really understand do not need to shout loudly. ---"Life Motto" Da. Finch Published by Gansu People's Publishing House in 1997

8. If you are not willing to write it down and sign your name and be responsible for it, don't say it. ---"Life Motto" E.W. Published by Gansu People's Publishing House in 1997--Tang Qunying

The Story of Respecting Integrity and Chongjie (4)

1. Zengzi Killing Pigs

Zengzi was a student of Confucius. Once, Zeng Zi's wife was going to the market. Because the child was crying, Zeng Zi's wife promised to kill a pig for him to eat when he came back. After Zeng Zi's wife came back from market, Zeng Zi wanted to catch pigs and kill them. His wife stopped him and said, "I was just playing around with the children." Zeng Zi said, "You can't play with children. Children don't understand. Learn everything from your parents and listen to their teachings. Now if you trick him, you are teaching your child to lie." So Zengzi killed the pig. Zeng Zi deeply understood that honesty and trustworthiness, and keeping one's word are the basic principles of life. If one makes a mistake and does not kill the pig, then the pig in the family will be saved, but it will leave an indelible shadow on the mind of a pure child.

2. Sincerity is the backbone

Acting as a person is the same as being a person, and honesty must be the basis. An old writer wrote: "Writing articles with heaven and earth as the heart and sincerity as the bones." He regarded sincerity as the criterion for his writing. He presented his true inner feelings in front of the readers, but he wanted to be worthy of the readers. , and more worthy of his own conscience.

Nowadays, in order to earn royalties, increase their popularity, and expand their influence in society, some people resort to fraud and write random articles. This is actually deceiving the reader, and at the same time deceiving yourself.