1. Worry about the world’s worries first, and rejoice after the world’s happiness.

2. Career is as heavy as a mountain, fame and fortune are as light as water.

3. Birds in the sky die from gluttony, and fish in the water die from bait.

4. Disease comes from the mouth, corruption comes from greed; be honest and upright, and be strict with yourself.

5. Three mesies of integrity and self-discipline: start with me, supervise me, and follow my example.

6. It is easy to become a plain festival if the source is clean and the flow is clear. It is easiest to see the sincerity of elixir when the shape is straight and the shadow is straight.

7. Integrity will suffer for a while, but self-discipline and safety will last a lifetime.

8. Never forget the image of a public servant in every word and deed, and think about the well-being of the people in every move.

9. Plant more lotus ponds to make them clean, and fight corruption diligently - corrupt governance will make it clear.

10. Serve your family and country with integrity, and do not shame your children and grandchildren because of corruption.

11. If there are too many desires, the mind will be scattered, and if the mind is scattered, the mind will be weak.

12. The style must be simple, the work must be solid, and the tasks must be implemented.

13. Be honest in teaching and don’t act with “ten inaccuracies”; be open-minded and always consider the next generation.

14. Be upright in words and deeds, and be an upright role model for others; be clean and self-sufficient, and nurture peaches and plums with openness.

15. If you are greedy for a drop, you will occupy a little bit, and every bit will be an abyss; leave your share in vain, leave your share in innocence, and remain innocent in the world.

16. Determination and words are the foundation, and self-cultivation comes first.

17. It is better to be poor and happy than to be rich and worry.

18. Beware of greed, which leads to no quality; beware of arrogance, which leads to ignorance; beware of emotion, which leads to no progress.

19. Fan Gong’s example is here, rejoice later and worry first.

20. Fish swallow hooks for bait, and people are caught in the net for greed.

21. Diligence should be the priority when doing things, and integrity should be the guideline when serving as an official.

22. If you are greedy, the people will be very evil; if you are honest, the people will be happy.

23. The prosperity of a hundred generations depends on integrity, and the foundation for a long time depends on the people's support.

24. Greed is like fire, if it is not controlled, it will start a prairie fire; Desire is like water, if it is not contained, it will surge to the sky.

25. If you are honest, the days will be like a day and it will be easy to live; if you are greedy, the days will be like a year and it will be difficult.

26. Right and wrong come from learning, honor and integrity come from party spirit, and corruption ends with righteousness.

27. If a person has no selfish desires, he will naturally be upright; if a person has no evil thoughts, he will naturally be righteous.

28. The drizzle wets the clothes, and a little bit of selfishness ruins the reputation.

29. Fame, position, wealth and wealth are all external things; character and career are the foundation of one's life.

30. Be honest and self-disciplined, have a healthy heart, seek truth and be pragmatic, and achieve success in your career.

31. Understand current affairs and be honest in government affairs, understand human feelings and do not show favoritism.

32. Greed will fetter your hands and feet, but integrity will make you happy throughout your life.

33. Swing your sleeves in the breeze, blow away the dust in your heart and feel at ease, maintain your integrity, and leave a great reputation.

34. Corruption - defeat is stronger than tigers, but integrity and self-discipline will lead to happiness.

35. If you can help the world, you don’t need a position. Learning is not suitable for the people and you will be an official in vain.

36. The days of having an official and being poor are better than having no official.

37. Greed is like fire. If it is not contained, it will start a prairie fire. Desire is like water, if it is not contained, it will surge to the sky.

38. The water is clear and does not accept dirt, and the government is honest and does not indulge in wealth and lust.

39. The most important thing in government is integrity, and the most important thing in life is sincerity; the most important thing in speaking is trustworthiness, and the most important thing in doing things is honesty.

40. If you cannot resist today’s temptation, you will lose tomorrow’s happiness.

41. If you deceive others, don’t deceive yourself. If you betray the people, you will betray me. How can I bear to betray you?

42. Every drop is my reputation; every cent is the people’s treasure.

43. Leave a good reputation for clean government and keep your family members straight.

44. The word "greed" is almost like "poverty", and the word "greed" is almost like "burn".

45. A virtue in government is like Beichen, who lives in his place and is surrounded by stars.

46. For the sake of a happy and complete family, please be honest and self-loving and stay away from corruption...

47. Be diligent for the people, be honest to cultivate virtue, be calm to clarify your ambitions, and be quiet to cultivate yourself. .

48. If a director writes a true letter, he will be meticulous; if he loves the people, he will understand every detail.

49. A wise person will not be confused, a brave person will not be afraid, a diligent person will not be poor, and an honest person will not be corrupt.

50. Take care of your brain, don’t think about things you shouldn’t think about; take care of your mouth, don’t eat what you shouldn’t eat; take care of your hands, don’t take things you shouldn’t take; take care of yourself Don't go where you shouldn't go.

51. A mirror that is not covered with dust can illuminate people, and a person who is not corrupt can be upright.

52. Be honest and repay the country, and do not shame your children and grandchildren because of corruption.

53. A virtuous wife and husband will cause less harm, and an honest official will benefit the people more.

54. Never forget the image of a public servant in every word and deed, and always think about the well-being of the people in every move.

55. A strong pine stands in a dangerous place, and righteousness shows one’s character.

56. Lotus is respected because of its purity; people are upright because of their integrity.

57. The thousands you deserve are not many, and the undeserved ones are not less. A thousand-mile embankment collapses in an ant nest. Only by guarding against the slightest change can we be honest in politics.

58. Integrity is like health, which becomes valuable only after it is lost.

59. If you are greedy, you will be evil, but if you are honest, you will be at ease.

60. Honest and clean, upright; diligent and thrifty, with a breeze on both sleeves.

61. The three taboos of being honest in politics are: seeking credit, being greedy for sex, and striving for fame and fortune.

62. Integrity is the foundation of our happiness, and self-discipline is the source of our happiness.

63. Frugality is the root of honesty, and luxury is the root of greed. Be careful.

64. A humble position does not squander the will of the people, and the power does not change the heart of a public servant

65. Don’t be greedy, or you will lose money; don’t stretch out your hands. , stretch out and you will catch it.

66. Don’t miss big things, don’t indulge in small things.

67. Winning the love of all people while alive will come naturally without calling for the breeze.

68. Those who intersect with power will be defeated if they are weak; those who intersect with benefits will be disintegrated.

69. Happiness comes from purity, and trouble comes from greed.

70. If a tree is upright, it can reach great heights; if a person is upright, it can understand the overall situation clearly.

71. People's hearts are like scales, weighing who is light and who is heavy; people's will is like a mirror, showing who is greedy and who is honest.

72. If you serve the public whole, you will not be surprised by favors and disgrace. Only when you have the breeze on your sleeves can you be upright and awe-inspiring.

73. You should be rich and virtuous, and you should not be so poor that you only save money.

74. Give up drinking, sex, and greed, and be disciplined to yourself, your wife, and your children.

75. The foot that stumbles is not high, and corruption is not in the school.

76. The alarm bell is ringing to build a line of defense to prevent the slightest change and protect the festival.

77. Avoid greed in government and value integrity in life; the key to maintaining integrity is self-discipline, and the key to self-cultivation is self-motivation.

78. Use history as a guide to discern the rise and fall, and use people as a mirror to discern gains and losses.

79. It is easy to protect the early festival, but it is difficult to protect the late festival. It is difficult to cultivate virtue for a hundred years, but it is easy to lose it in one day.

80. A virtuous wife can help her husband, the country and future generations;

81. Don’t be an official hamster, rather be a child ox.

82. Flowers are beautiful because of their fragrance, and officials are noble because of their integrity.

83. People's hearts are like a scale to measure who is less important and who is more important, and public opinion is like a mirror showing who is corrupt and who is honest.

84. Those who serve as officials must first be virtuous, and those who serve in politics must obey the people.

85. Desire is human nature, but it must be tempered; if you are greedy, you will eventually destroy yourself.

86. Indulging in greed is like falling into the water, and it will eventually lead to disaster without any effort; maintaining integrity is like climbing a mountain, and you must work hard step by step to reach the top.

87. If his body is upright, he will not do what he is told; if his body is not upright, he will not do what he is told.

88. The grassy peaks do not look majestic, and the pines grow tall and the valley bottoms do not lose their nobility.

89. Be upright as a person and spotless as an official.

90. Let integrity be engraved in life and keep innocence in the world.