China's traditional virtues have several names.

Excellent traditional virtues bred in the history of 5,000 years, such as selflessness, aversion to evil, honesty, trustworthiness, no empty talk, abstinence from extravagance and frugality, prevention of procrastination, self-restraint, generosity, gentleness, courtesy, humility and so on. The dedication of respecting teachers and valuing morality, neglecting public interests and private interests; Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world, and the patriotic feelings of "fortunes depend on each other and the country lives and dies"; The lofty ambition of "worrying about the world first, and enjoying the world later"; Self-improvement, hard work, diligence and courage; The integrity of "wealth can't be lewd, poverty can't be moved, and power can't be bent"; The broad mind of being able to help the world; The heroic spirit of giving up one's life for righteousness and being brave; The social ideal of "taking the world as your own responsibility"; The social fashion of "don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you".

Idioms about honesty and trustworthiness

Sincerity, loyalty, faith, sincerity, sincerity, sincerity.

Be frank, open and honest.

Open and aboveboard, the seas run dry and the rocks crumble. Kill Hao and be honest with each other.

Open your heart, be honest with each other and stick to it. The blood is still wet and the liver is drained.

Blood is the alliance, honesty, honesty, honesty, honesty, honesty, honesty, honesty.

Swear to believe what you say, and do what you say, so as to meet you honestly.

Faithfulness and joy are easy to keep, and actions will bear fruit.

Learning idioms:

Don't be ashamed to ask questions, steal the light on the wall, and don't let go of the hanging beam.

Tolerance idioms:

It is great to be generous and upright, to be strict with yourself and to be lenient with others.

Incorrupt idioms:

Honest and clean, honest and fair.