The slogan of honesty is eight words

Respect morality and law, respect honesty and keep integrity.

The story of "remain uncorrupted" happened in the middle of Ming Dynasty. Yu Qian, a famous minister in Ming Dynasty, was called a national hero. Ming Shi praised him for "loyalty and justice, winning glory with the sun and the moon." One year, Yu Qian went to Beijing to call on officials, and was persuaded that buttering up eunuchs and dignitaries was a shortcut to being an official. Yu Qian left face to face and wrote the famous poem "Clean Hands" in the poem "Going to Beijing". Later generations often use "remain uncorrupted" as a metaphor for honest officials.

Consolidate the ideological foundation of honesty and integrity, and strengthen faith, belief and confidence. Faith, faith and confidence are crucial at any time, and they are a powerful spiritual force to guide and support the people of China to stand up, get rich and become strong.

Honest and clean story:

The story of "Li Qiang refused to give gifts" happened in the early Qing Dynasty. Yu Chenglong was a famous minister in the early Qing Dynasty. During his 24 years as an official, he was deeply loved by the people and praised by Kangxi because of his outstanding political achievements and hard life. On a Mid-Autumn Festival, the county magistrate of daming county, Yu Chenglong, gave a generous gift in private. Yu Chenglong not only sternly refused on the spot, but also posted a list of "no gifts", strictly forbidding his officials to give gifts and pay bribes, and offenders would never forgive.