2. Credit is both an intangible force and an intangible wealth. -Kōnosuke Matsushita
3. If you slip, you can stand up immediately; If you break your promise, you may never get it back. -Franklin
4. It is more important for a person to keep his promise than to guard his property. -Moliere
5. Credit is rare and volatile. The credit accumulated in 1 years' effort will often be lost due to temporary words and deeds. -Ikeda Daisaku
6. Credit is like a mirror. As long as there are cracks, it can't be connected as it used to be. -Amir
7. Keeping promises is better than being famous. -Roosevelt
8. People who have lost their credit are already dead in this world. -harbert
9. People don't believe, but they don't know what they can do-Confucius
1. Words are impermanent and faithless, but they are only interested in profit, and they will do everything. If they are, they can be described as villains-Xunzi
11. Believing in the land of five elements, they have no position, no fame, and water and Jin Mu are all waiting for the living. -Zhu Xi
12. Credit is an indispensable personal intangible asset in modern society. The constraint of honesty comes not only from the outside world, but also from our self-discipline mentality and our own moral strength. -he Zhiyong
13. after entering the society, we deeply feel the seriousness and harmfulness of the credit crisis. But it's no use complaining, let alone waiting. Rebuilding social credit must rely on everyone's efforts, starting from now and starting from yourself. -Guo Hui
14. The slightest bit is related to moral integrity. A trivial matter and a casual breach of promise may ruin our reputation for life. -Lin Dasheng
15. Losing honesty is equivalent to the enemy destroying himself. -Shakespeare