The poems about good faith and friendship are as follows:
1. Wang Wei of Tang Dynasty's "Send Yuan Er Envoy to Anxi": I advise you to drink a glass of wine, and there will be no old friends when you leave Yangguan in the west.
2. "A Gift to Wang Lun" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: The water in Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, and it is not as deep as Wang Lun's gift to me.
3. "Farewell to Li Shaofu in Weicheng" by Zhang Jiuling of the Tang Dynasty: We know each other no matter how far away we are, and we are still neighbors thousands of miles away.
4. Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty "removed his official position and went to Jiangzhou to send a message to Dr. Li in Eyue": Young people enjoy getting to know each other, but in their old age they miss their old friends.
5. Part 1 of "Miscellaneous Poems" by Tao Yuanming of Jin Dynasty: We are brothers after landing, so why should we be close by flesh and blood?
6. Since ancient times, people have been driven by sincerity. A word is worth a hundred gold. It comes from "Shang Yang" written by Wang Anshi in the Song Dynasty. Translation: Since ancient times, governing the people has depended on honesty and sincerity. A word is important and a hundred gold is light. Legislation is strict.
7. The sea and mountains can still be tilted, but the promise will never waver. Since Li Bai's "Reward Cui Wu Langzhong" in the Tang Dynasty. Translation: The sea can dry up and the mountains can collapse, but the promises made can never be changed.
8. If there is a person who is far away from heaven, loyalty is his clothes and his trust is his clothes. It comes from "Nine Chapters of Zhonghe Music·Ninth General Song" written by Lu Zhaolin in the Tang Dynasty. Translation: If people have others in their hearts, even if they are far apart, they can build a bridge of friendship with each other through integrity.
9. Those who do not have strong ambitions will not be wise, and those who do not believe in their words will not achieve results. It comes from "Mozi·Cultivation of the Body" written by Mozi during the Warring States Period. Translation: If the will is not strong, the wisdom will not be high; if the words are not honest, the work will not have good results.
10. Internal and external correspondence, words and deeds. It comes from "Han Feizi·Jie Lao" written by Han Fei during the Warring States Period. Translation: Internal and external should correspond to each other, and words and deeds should be consistent.
A traditional Chinese classical story of honesty and friendliness
Zengzi was a student of Confucius. Once, Zeng Zi's wife was going to the market. Because the child was crying, Zeng Zi's wife promised to kill a pig for him to eat when he came back. After Zeng Zi's wife came back from market, Zeng Zi wanted to catch pigs and kill them. His wife stopped him and said, "I was just playing around with the children." Zeng Zi said, "You can't play with children. Children don't understand. Learn everything from your parents and listen to their teachings.
Now you are teaching your children to lie." So Zengzi killed the pig. Zeng Zi deeply understood that honesty and trustworthiness, and keeping one's word are the basic principles of life. If one makes a mistake and does not kill the pig, then the pig in the family will be saved, but it will leave an indelible shadow on the mind of a pure child.