Revolutionary traditional speech (about 450 words)

Teachers and students

Honesty is the virtue of the Chinese nation. It is a moral principle that our country has respected since ancient times. Only by being honest and trustworthy can a person gain the trust and respect of others.

Students, do you know who Confucius is? He was a famous thinker and educator in ancient China. He once said: In the vast ocean of knowledge, no one can know everything and learn from others with an open mind. This is a virtue of honesty and modesty. That's what he said and did. Once, Confucius went out and met two children. They had a heated argument about when the sun was near us and when it was far away from us. They are all waiting for Confucius' decision. Confucius thought about it for a long time and thought that both of them made sense. He really couldn't tell who was right or wrong, so he said honestly, "I don't know much about this problem either. I will reply to you after consulting someone who knows more! " Confucius is such a model of honesty. He set an example for us.

So what should honesty do for our primary school students?

First, telling the truth, not telling lies, is seeking truth from facts, saying what you are and what you have.

Second, treat people with sincerity, treat people with sincerity, care about others, be compassionate and be helpful.

Third, do what you say, don't tell lies, be true in homework and exams, and don't copy or cheat.

Fourth, keep your promise, have a sense of responsibility, and do what you say. If you make a mistake, you have the courage to take the responsibility you deserve, and correct it when you know it.

Students, you are the future of the motherland and the hope of the nation. Your simple taste closely follows the progress of the motherland in the new century. I hope the students can sow the seeds of honesty in their hearts and make your's life more splendid and beautiful.