Wealth cannot be lascivious, poverty cannot be moved, and power cannot bend. Translation: Money and status cannot confuse and corrupt oneself, poverty and poverty cannot change one's ambitions, and power and force cannot make one surrender and betray. Wisdom: Adhering to integrity is more important than anything else. The background of Mencius's words is: Once, a man named Jingchun had a conversation with Mencius. Jing Chun believes that Gongsun Yan, the famous lobbyist of the Wei State during the Warring States Period, and Zhang Yi, the famous strategist of the Wei State, were able to "make the princes fearful when they are angry, live in peace and the world is at peace", and they are true men. Mencius said, "How can these people be called men?" and then put forward his own opinions. The three sentences he chose are the standards of men Mencius said: Wealth and honor are envied by people, poverty and lowliness are disgusted by people, and power is the standard of men. Being able to remain unmoved by what you are afraid of shows a person's noble character of adhering to integrity and being righteous. During the war years, many revolutionary martyrs faced the temptation of glory and wealth, but turned their backs on it and shed their blood. Today's party members and leading cadres should also be such men, refusing to be corrupted and never getting involved. In the colorful world of materialistic desires, we must properly handle the relationship between internal and external factors. Internal factors are the basis for the changes and development of things. As a man, he has mature and stable thoughts, correct ethics, and strong will, which determines that wealth cannot confuse his mind, poverty cannot change his ethics, and force cannot subdue his will. External factors are the conditions for the change and development of things, but they cannot play a decisive role in the change and development of things, and external factors need to pass through internal factors to play a role in the change and development of things. Therefore, even if a man is rich, he will not do excessive things, he will not be extravagant, and he will not be obsessed with appearances; even if he is poor, he will not be poor but his ambition will not change his ethics, and he will not do unkind or unjust things. ; Even force cannot subdue his will. Wealth cannot shake one's mind; poverty cannot change one's integrity; power cannot frustrate one's ambition. This is what is called a real man. These kinds of behaviors of a man show heroic spirit, which today is called having backbone. Source: Prosecutorial situation·Prevention of occupational crimes