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A breach of trust is a failure.
A person cannot stand without integrity; integrity is rooted in sincerity.
In teaching, the goal is to seek truth; in learning, the goal is to be authentic.
We see sincerity red as blood, but who knows that deceitful words can be as clever as a spring mechanism.
Lies cannot water the flower of integrity, and hypocrisy cannot bear the fruit of happiness.
Sincerity moves all things; cultivating oneself brings rectitude, and managing affairs brings order.
Humility leads to progress, while arrogance leads to backwardness.
Credit is an invisible force and an invisible wealth.
The self-cultivation of a gentleman involves rectifying the heart within and the appearance without.
Only the utmost sincerity in the world can transform others.
To speak with certainty and keep appointments is the highest conduct in the world.
To rectify one's heart, one must first be sincere in intention; when intention is sincere, the heart becomes rectified.
It is ultimately good to have one's heart and mouth in agreement; it is difficult to live as a person who says one thing and means another.
Without integrity, a person is in danger; without law, a nation is in chaos.
A hundred worries lose to one moment of forgetting; a hundred skills lose to one ounce of sincerity.
Sincerity is the Way of Heaven; seeking sincerity is the Way of Man.
A gentleman's word is worth a hundred, like a swift horse's whip.
Respect yourself and others will respect you; trust yourself and others will trust you.
Speak with integrity and act with loyalty and rectitude.
One who is not straightforward, sincere, and well-informed cannot gain friends who are straightforward, sincere, and well-informed.
Candor is the product of honesty and courage.
Integrity is the foundation of being a person and the basis of establishing a career.
Integrity is an openness of the mind.
Integrity is inexhaustible knowledge and wealth.
Honesty and diligence should be your eternal friends.
Where there is sincere effort, even metal and stone will be opened.
People become noble through integrity and become lowly through lack of trust.