The most immoral aspect of humanity is dishonesty and cowardice. Gorky, Soviet writer
Do not deceive yourself inwardly, nor deceive others outwardly. — Master Hong Yi
When the moral force of the spirit realizes its potential and raises its banner, our patriotic enthusiasm and sense of justice can fully exert their power and influence in reality.
When in doubt, be honest. Maslow, American psychologist
He who makes many promises is sure to keep few; he who finds many things easy is sure to find many things difficult. — Laozi
A person with weak willpower will certainly not be honest. La Rochefoucauld, French writer
Integrity is a brand, a reputation, and even more so, a competitive advantage.
Remaining untainted by mud and resisting the erosion of the bourgeois sugar-coated bullets is the most precious revolutionary quality.
Truth is the lifeblood of life, the foundation of all values, and the secret of commercial success. Whoever remains faithful to it can achieve success.
The honor of honesty belongs to truly good people. Lucan, ancient Roman poet
A person without loyalty and trustworthiness cannot stand in the world. — Cheng Yi
Losing credit is like a broken mirror; it cannot be repaired. — Germany
Please believe, I respect your choices. You should also understand that my stubbornness is not a condemnation of any specific reality of yours, but a faithful "keeping of the promise" to my own individual life. You are very beautiful; you have always been more beautiful than I am.
Honesty is immortal. Swift, British writer and politician
Private credit is property; public honor is the security. — Junius
Sincerity is an opening of the heart. — La Rochefoucauld
Those who are extravagant and lazy become poor, while those who are diligent and frugal become rich. — Han Feizi
Ornament is equally incompatible with virtue, for virtue is the strength and vitality of the soul.
Treating others with sincerity benefits not only them but even more, oneself. — Yang Jian
Teaching ten thousand times is to teach people to seek truth; learning ten thousand times is to learn to be a genuine person.
Small knowledge makes people arrogant, while rich knowledge makes people humble.
Life cannot bloom with brilliant flowers from lies — Heine praised. — Petőfi