What are the contents of the honesty and trustworthiness theme class meeting?

The contents of the honesty and trustworthiness theme class meeting include realizing the importance of honesty and trustworthiness and the necessity of being an honest and trustworthy person through the class meeting; learning to be an honest and trustworthy person. The students exchanged some Hakka proverbs about "honesty" and "trustworthiness", performed skits, and the teacher told stories.

Bamboo must be hollow, and people must be loyal. Where there is a straight road, there are people who can walk together. I would rather go to war with a straight person than have sex with a villain. If you have something to say, say it face to face, and if you have something to say, cut it in person. Once you lie to someone, no one will believe you. A gentleman is magnanimous and speaks to his face if he has anything to say. Words are spoken and grain is ground. Talk on the basis of credibility, and use money wisely. It's only once to lie to a friend, but it's a lifetime to harm yourself.

Read more facts and listen less to lies. Exaggerating the truth is of no use. There is no lie in a child's mouth. There is no basis for what you say, but the facts prove it. Those who are true are taciturn, while those who are hypocritical are argumentative. The tree is not afraid of the slanting shadow. Being mean doesn't make money, being loyal doesn't cost money. Keep your word and don't fire cannons. Genuine products are not afraid of people seeing them, and truth is not afraid of people arguing.

Lecture on Integrity

While Tsang is thrifty and sincere in treating others, he is also a person who puts his trust first. In the late 1960s, when Tsang Hsien-chi was still making Thai silk ties, Lung Tsz Hong, located in Central, Hong Kong, was one of the above-average department stores at the time and an important early customer of Tsang Hsien-tze.

On one occasion, Zeng Xianzi was anxious to go to Thailand to order raw materials for Thai silk ties. Before leaving, he quoted the price to the manager of Longzixing who ordered Thai ribbons. The other party also promptly ordered twenty dozen ties. However, due to time constraints, neither party signed a contract at that time and was limited to a verbal agreement.

When Zeng Xianzi was purchasing goods in Thailand, he found that the price of Thai silk had increased. If he sold the tie to Longzihang according to his original quotation, it would mean that the business would lose money. But Zeng Xianzi thought that the most important thing in doing business is to "dedicate with trust", and he would rather lose money than keep his trust.

So after returning to Hong Kong from Thailand, although the prices before and after have been very different, and the manager of Longzi is also an expert and is very familiar with the changing market conditions, Zeng Xianzi still followed the original oral agreement. Price, sell the tie to them.

The manager of Longzixing admired Zeng Xianzi’s honest and trustworthy business style very much, because at that time when Zeng Xianzi had to run for the survival of his family of six, it was very impressive that he could keep his promise. Easy. From then on, everyone cooperated with each other and had great trust and understanding.