In this world, there is a quality that stands for upholding justice. There is a quality that will make any bad person tremble. There is a quality that will not yield easily under any high pressure. This valuable quality is-integrity.

Integrity is what Mencius said: "wealth can't be lewd, poverty can't be moved, and power can't be bent." Integrity is what Wen Tianxiang wrote: "No one has died since ancient times, but has kept the history of Dan Xin." Honesty is …

Zhu Ziqing's behavior of not eating his own food showed integrity. At that time, Mr. Zhu's family was very poor, and his meager salary could only buy a little food to support his huge family. In this case. When Wu Han asked him to sign the patriotic list of "protesting the pro-Japanese policy of the United States and resolutely refusing to eat American relief powder", in fact, Mr. Zhu knew that this was undoubtedly adding insult to injury to his family, and he got nothing himself, but he still agreed without hesitation. Mr. Zhu's behavior is nothing more than integrity, and his behavior embodies integrity.

Tao Yuanming's "five buckets of rice don't bend the waist" also embodies integrity. At that time, the Taoists were down and out, and Tao Yuanming finally got the position of Pengze county magistrate. Ordinary people must think that he should cherish it. When the superior extorts money in the name of inspection, he can exploit the peasants and bribe the superior to keep his official position, but he doesn't. He angrily took off his official uniform, handed in his official seal, and shouted for the first time, "Five buckets of rice don't bend over." He left, and for the sake of his integrity, he lived in seclusion in Nanshan and became an idyllic poet who adhered to his integrity.

Integrity is reflected in your dignity. Sticking to integrity will be respected, and losing integrity will be spurned. Let's pay tribute to those noble sages!