Idioms describing honesty

Idioms are a major feature of China's traditional culture. They have fixed structural forms and fixed expressions. The following are the idioms I collected to describe honesty. Welcome to have a look!

Safety: Be an honest man, and don't dare to go off the rails.

Be quiet: points: duty; Keep: keep; Chang: Ordinary. Be honest, do your duty and stay out of trouble.

Keep your position: points: responsibilities. Be honest, do your duty, and don't do anything illegal.

Honesty: It is better to act according to stupid ideas than to be clever.

Self-discipline: be honest, do your duty and do nothing illegal.

River snake: honest people are bullied, and treacherous people get benefits by playing tricks.

Old ox: refers to a person who works honestly and diligently.

Honest pimple: a loyal and honest person.

Stand firm: it means to be down-to-earth and do things honestly.

Modesty and kindness: refers to modesty, loyalty and honesty.

Oil lamp economy: refers to an honest man who doesn't make trouble.

Solid mind: honest and upright, flashy and flashy.

Sincerity and sincerity: honesty and integrity, flashy and flashy.

Can't think out: think: consider; Location: location. Think about what you can. It means being honest and doing your duty. It also means lack of initiative.

One is one, and the other is two: it means to tell the truth and be unambiguous. Take "one is one, two is two".

Know whether to deceive fools: know: the wise who pass on "wisdom" don't deceive honest fools.

Loyalty and sincerity: honesty and sincerity.

Loyalty and Le Yi: loyalty and honesty; Le Yi: Happy and relaxed. Refers to being honest and approachable.

Passive Nuo Nuo: Passive: Humble Response. Nuo Nuo: Repetition means obedience. Promise again and again humbly. Describe blindly obeying and agreeing with others' opinions.

Honesty and integrity: status words. Describe a person's honest duty: he is a good person and never makes trouble.