The calligraphy works with the theme of integrity include: Be proud of integrity, be ashamed of corruption, hold high the banner of anti-corruption, and promote the righteousness of the times. You must be upright and upright, and be upright and at peace with yourself. To be an official, one must be clean and honest, and being clean and honest cultivates virtue. He is upright and teaches, and he educates people with morality. Right and wrong come from learning, honor and integrity come from party spirit, and corruption ends with righteousness.
Wang Yi, a famous scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty, commented in "The Songs of Chu": "Those who are not subject to corruption are called honest, and those who are not filthy are called clean." That is to say, those who do not accept money and gifts from others and do not allow themselves to Integrity is when an innocent character is tarnished.
How to maintain integrity
The cleanliness of cadres is related to the legitimacy of leadership. As we all know, it serves the public and governs for the people. Its purpose is to serve the people wholeheartedly, which is why it has always been very popular among the people. If cadres cannot be clean and honest and take advantage of the power given by the people to engage in corruption and strive for fame and wealth, this is tantamount to betrayal of the people's cause and will lose the support of the people.
Thus seriously eroding the basis of legitimacy. Because of this, the basic requirement for its members is to be clean and honest, pointing out that this is the foundation and professional ethics of a member cadre. All cadres must keep their thoughts clean, their actions clean, their finances clean, their lives fresh, and their beliefs must be maintained. The purity, the nobility of personality and the nobility of pursuit.
In a nutshell, we must maintain a clean character, be an official with integrity, be an honest person, do things cleanly, and lead the people on a new journey.