The pictures of the honest and honest handwritten newspaper are simple and beautiful

Introduction: Looking at the long picture of China with its five thousand years of history and culture, it is not difficult to see that all honest and upright officials who are pragmatic and pragmatic for the people are always respected and loved by the people. For example, Bao Zheng in the Northern Song Dynasty was upright and honest, and has been a household name for thousands of years; Hai Rui in the Ming Dynasty was devoted to the people, and he was a breeze, and won the love of the whole country; Yu Chenglong in the Qing Dynasty was incorruptible and famous both at home and abroad. What I bring to you below is a simple and beautiful picture of an honest and honest handwritten newspaper. I hope it will be helpful to everyone~

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1. Integrity does not speak of poverty, and diligence does not speak of hardship.

2. Be honest and self-disciplined, resist corruption and prevent change, and don’t think about corruption.

3. Work for a while and live for a lifetime.

4. Be meticulous and diligent in government affairs, and enjoy serving the people throughout your life.

5. You should respect yourself if you work hard to cultivate your virtues; you should be self-reflective if you are willing to be indifferent to stay poor; you should encourage yourself if you plan good deeds to benefit all living beings.

6. When an official is responsible for serving the people, he always stands upright; when in power, he always pursues strategies to enrich the people and acts calmly; when in power, he always follows the rules of the law and sleeps peacefully.

7. Strictness is love, laxity is harm, and you should set an example by being honest in politics.

8. Being honest means being fearless, being impartial means being selfless.

9. When the moon halo is windy and moist, and there is rain, you should see a small amount of rain; if a rat hole destroys a house and an ant nest collapses an embankment, you should beware of it.

10. Don’t differentiate between far and near based on wealth and power, and don’t judge quality as high or low.

11. Looking at how many officials in ancient and modern times, their success was caused by incorruptibility and their failure was caused by corruption.

12. Meditate and be detached, keep a little peace; be less selfish and have few desires, and keep a safe life.

13. The wise men died for fame and greed for wealth and wealth; it is better to be poor than to be rich.

14. Look up to the sky, look down to the earth, and feel your heart.

15. Fame and integrity are more important than Mount Tai, while profit and desire are as light as a feather.

16. To be a human being, one must behave appropriately, to be calm when doing things, and to be an official, one must be clean.

17. The family should be a harbor for clean government and should not become a whirlpool of corruption.

18. Being indifferent to fame and fortune can temper your lofty ambitions, but your lofty ambitions may be lost in luxury and enjoyment.

19. Honesty and integrity are cultivated, and a magnificent life comes from hard work.

20. Leaders have integrity, employees have morale, and the unit is energetic.

21. Greedy desire makes people fall, but the quality of honest government makes people forge ahead.

22. Your hands will not get dirty if you don’t touch the bottom of the pot, and your hands won’t get tired if you don’t hold the oil bottle.

23. He is upright and has a breeze on his sleeves, and he is spotless, self-denial and dedicated to the public.

24. Foolish officials seek wealth for themselves, manipulate power for profit, and exhaust all their agencies. They will never find happiness.

25. Put integrity first when serving as an official, and put diligence as the foundation when engaging in politics.

26. If the water does not flow, corruption will occur, and if officials are not honest, they will fail.

27. If you fail to save face, you will lose your principles; if you show favoritism, you will betray the people's support.

28. Power is like a river, clear and turbid depends on the official’s morality.

29. Determination and words should be the foundation, and self-cultivation should come first.

30. A wise man uses the painful lessons of others to warn himself; a fool uses his own heavy price to awaken others.

31. Cultivate your character with virtue and do more good deeds to accumulate virtue; build your destiny with your talents and read more good books to improve your intelligence; do not be greedy and gain reputation with your conduct; be a public servant wholeheartedly and win people's hearts.

32. Work diligently to make up for your mistakes, never be lazy in learning, be strict with oneself and honest in government, and always clean up small mistakes.

33. Good conduct is like a pine tree proud of snow, and greed is like an ant breaking through a dike.

34. It’s not about high position, but reputation for integrity; it’s not about great power, it’s about being public and spiritual.

35. Integrity is the talisman of civil servants.

36. The most important thing in being a human being is quality, and the most important thing in being an official is integrity.

37. The most important thing is sobriety when you are successful, and the most important thing is balance when you are frustrated.

38. A virtuous wife will help her husband prosper the country and future generations; a greedy wife will harm her husband and harm the country and future generations.

39. Integrity will lead to power, corruption and trustlessness; incorruption will lead to the prosperity of the country and loss of the family.

40. Politicians whose reputation is more important than their lives will definitely be able to be strict in self-discipline and their names will go down in history; those in power whose selfish desires are higher than morality will inevitably slip into traps due to neglect of restraint.

41. Promote a clean and honest government and establish a noble and upright spirit.

42. When you see evil in others, reflect on yourself; when you see something wrong, you should correct it; when you see someone good, you admire yourself; when you see others, you respect others and obey within.

43. If you use publicity as a spear, it will never be sharp; if you use integrity as a shield, it will be strong and unstoppable.

44. Extravagance and greed lead to incorruptibility.

45. Be fair and as fair as water; be honest and clean as ice.

46. Be clear about being an official, being dishonest in power, being unfair in handling affairs, and being dishonest in life.

47. I have to offend anyone who offends the broad masses of the people.

48. If I take away a penny from others, my people are worthless.

49. Pine, bamboo and plum blossoms are the three friends of the cold year. Integrity and purity are the three important things for an official.

50. Don’t be greedy and take nothing from things that are not your own, and don’t take anything from others’ selfish desires.