Integrity is the most beautiful coat a person can wear, and the purest flower of the soul.
A righteous person should know how to respect themselves in any place. — Balzac
No inheritance is as rich as honesty. — Shakespeare
Ornament is equally incompatible with virtue, for virtue is the strength and vitality of the soul. — Rousseau
To promise and not keep one's word is unworthy of a gentleman.
Honest people always detest hypocrites, yet hypocrites often appear with the face of honesty. — Spinoza
To proclaim all that you are, you need not use your words, but your true nature. — Rousseau
Integrity is your expensive pair of shoes; no matter how far you travel across mountains and waters, their quality should remain eternal.
Honesty is a symbol of strength, reflecting a person's high self-respect and inner sense of security and dignity. — Irene Cather
Credit is worth more than gold, for gold is easier to obtain than credit. — England
Flaubert said that telling the truth is a good thing, because it makes the heart simple and joyful, and also because it is a rare occurrence. — Dumas
The most important thing in interpersonal relationships is sincerity, and it must be sincere from the heart. Sincerity is a sword that is never defeated in society; you should carry it wherever you go. — San Mao
Do not lie, and do not fear the truth. — Leo Tolstoy
If you stumble, you can immediately stand up again; if you break your trust, you may never recover it. — Franklin
No disaster is greater than a lack of trust. — Fu Xuan
Integrity is the bridge connecting souls; those skilled in deception will never reach the other side of the bridge.
Talent is the resource of virtue; virtue is the commander of talent. — Sima Guang
A person cannot stand without trust.
All effective work requires some form of integrity as a prerequisite.
Sincerity is the way of heaven; seeking sincerity is the way of man. — Mencius
Integrity is the road, extending with the footsteps of pioneers; integrity is wisdom, accumulating with the pursuit of scholars; integrity is success, approaching with the struggle of strivers; integrity is the seed of wealth, and if you plant it sincerely, you will find the key to the treasury.
Social integrity lies in the individual; individual integrity lies in words and actions.
Honesty is the most precious quality. — Clark
Artificial cunning is not as good as clumsy sincerity. — Yan Zhitui, educator and writer of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, from 'Yan Family Instructions, Chapter on Names and Reality'
Clever fraud is not as good as clumsy sincerity. — Han Fei, philosopher of the late Warring States period, from 'Han Feizi, Shuo Lin Shang'
Integrity is the foundation of being a person. — Lu Xun, modern Chinese writer and political commentator
Honesty is immortal. — Swift, British writer and politician
What people help with is trust. — 'I Ching', 'I Ching, Xi Ci Shang'
There is no conduct superior to honesty. — Zhu Xi, philosopher, educator, and poet of the Southern Song Dynasty
Without honesty, where does dignity come from? — Cicero, ancient Roman politician
Honesty is the best policy. — Franklin, American industrialist, scientist, social activist, thinker, and diplomat
When in doubt, be honest. — Maslow, American psychologist
Those with integrity are the bond of the world. — Mo Di, thinker, educator, and military strategist of the Warring States period, Mozi
A hundred kinds of deceit are not as good as one truth. — Li Guangdi, honest official and famous Confucian scholar of the Qing Dynasty
Honesty is the richest inheritance. — Kell
Great honesty is the sharp axe of eloquence. — Romain Rolland, French thinker and writer
Straightforwardness moves the heart the most. — Shakespeare, playwright and poet of the English Renaissance
Standing on honesty, the joy is incomparable. — Gott
Honesty is the first chapter of the book of wisdom. — Jefferson, 3rd President of the United States and one of the main leaders of the American War of Independence
Candor is the product of honesty and courage. — Mark Twain, American writer
Gold can turn an honest person into an evil one. — Li Li
An honest person fears neither light nor darkness. — Thomas Fuller, British historian
The honor of honesty belongs to truly good people. — Lucanus, ancient Roman poet
A person with a weak will will certainly not be honest. — La Rochefoucauld, French writer
Honesty and kindness both come from good education. — Plutarch, biographer and ethicist of the Roman Empire
Dealing with others with sincerity benefits not only others but also oneself greatly. — Yang Jian, scholar of the Song Dynasty
High-sounding arguments that deceive are not as good as loyal arguments that are honest. — Wang Fu, political theorist and writer of the Eastern Han Dynasty
If I demand honesty from others, I must be honest myself. — Dostoevsky, Russian writer
Even God helps the honest and brave. — Menander, Greek poet
If a person loses honesty, they lose everything. — Li Li
Even God helps the honest and brave. — Menander, Greek poet
Except for honesty, there is nothing reliable in the world. — Marten
I would rather have the humble habit of being honest, retreating without complaint and advancing without flattery. — Liu Guo, literary figure of the Southern Song Dynasty
If you want others to be trustworthy, you must first be trustworthy yourself. — Shakespeare, playwright and poet of the English Renaissance
The measure of life is not its length, but its honesty. — Li Li
People who are considered honest often feel guilty in their hearts. — Young, British poet
No inheritance is as rich as honesty. — Shakespeare, playwright and poet of the English Renaissance
Honesty wins you more benefits than failure does. — Shakespeare, playwright and poet of the English Renaissance
The most immoral thing in humanity is dishonesty and cowardice. — Gorky, former Soviet writer
Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions. — Franklin, American industrialist, scientist, social activist, thinker, and diplomat
