1. 理想不可无，傲气不可有，钱财不可贪，欲望不可纵。

1. Ideals must not be absent, pride must not be present, wealth must not be greedily sought, and desires must not be indulged.

2. 廉洁方能聚人，律己方能服人，身正方能带人，无私方能感人。

2. Integrity can gather people, self-discipline can win people's respect, being upright can lead people, and selflessness can touch people's hearts.

3. 清正是一种快乐，公正是一种满足，廉政是一种幸福。

3. Being upright is a form of happiness, being just is a state of satisfaction, and being incorruptible is a source of happiness.

4. 你我皆凡人，同顶一片天。世事本无常，私欲最伤神。多少男子汉，因贪失清廉。多少女中杰，为钱赴黄泉。生命何其短，把握一瞬间。请君多自重，守法记心田。莫贪不义财，自律是关键。明理知荣辱，创新勇向前。

4. We are both ordinary people, sharing the same sky above. Life is inherently unpredictable, and selfish desires are the greatest harm to the spirit. How many men have lost their integrity due to greed? How many outstanding women have rushed to their deaths for money. Life is so short, grasp the moment. Please be respectful of yourself, observe the law and keep it in your heart. Do not seek dishonest wealth; self-discipline is the key. Understand what is right and wrong, know honor and disgrace, and be innovative and brave in moving forward.

5. 为官戒不清掌权戒不廉；办事戒不公做人戒不俭。

5. As an official, beware of being unclean; as one in power, beware of being dishonest; in handling affairs, beware of injustice; in being a person, beware of being unfrugal.

6. 失去监督的权力是祸害，失去控制的私欲是灾难。

6. Losing the power of supervision is a disaster, and losing control over one's private desires is a calamity.

7. 要严于律己，不谋私利，做到顶得住歪理，耐得住艰苦，抗得住诱-惑，管得住小节。

7. One must strictly discipline oneself, not seek personal gains, and be able to withstand wrong reasoning, endure hardships, resist temptations, and control minor lapses.

8. 源净流篇清，身端影乃正。心清行方廉，志纯品才洁。

8. The source is clean, the stream flows clear; the body is upright, the shadow is true. The mind is clear, the actions are honest; the will is pure, the character is clean.

9. 勤政从一言一行做起，廉洁从一分一厘拒之。

9. Start with integrity in every word and action, and maintain cleanliness by rejecting even the smallest of corrupt influences.

10. 忧劳可以兴国,逸豫可以亡身[宋]欧阳修《五代史伶官传序》

10. Toil and worry can invigorate a nation, while leisure and indulgence can lead to one's own demise. [From the "Chronicle of the Five Dynasties" by Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty]

11. 如要清爽勤洗澡，如要健身往山跑。如要生活无烦恼，知足常乐是法宝。劝君莫收不义财，免得整日心惊跳。劝君莫养小情人，免得生孩惹嗤笑。一旦东窗事发日，连累亲友木佬佬。百年光阴瞬息过，毕竟操行最重要。

11. If you want to feel fresh, take a bath often. If you want to stay fit, run up the mountain. If you want to live without烦恼, be contented and be happy. I advise you not to collect dishonest wealth, to avoid being anxious all day long. I advise you not to keep a young lover, to avoid giving birth and causing others to mock. When the day comes when the truth is revealed, it will drag down your relatives and friends. A hundred years of time passes in a flash, and ultimately, moral integrity is the most important.

12. 官廉民不懒，财富成倍翻；和谐社会建，国强民也安。

12. With government integrity and people not lazy, wealth multiplies; build a harmonious society, the country becomes strong and the people are also secure.

13. 听听群众的呼声，摸摸自己的良心，想想自己的言行。

13. Listen to the voices of the people, examine your own conscience, and reflect on your own words and actions.

14. 一身正气为师表，两袖清风名利抛;默默无闻勤耕耘，廉洁从教不求报。

14. Possessing integrity and serving as a teacher's role model, casting aside fame and fortune with the breeze of one's sleeves; working diligently in obscurity, teaching with integrity without seeking rewards.

15. 金杯银杯不如老百姓口碑；金奖银奖不如老百姓夸奖。

15. A gold cup or a silver cup is not as good as the praise from the common people; a gold award or a silver award is not as good as the commendation from the common people.

16. 洁白以自爱，清廉以自律，清高以自尊；淡泊以自居，淡交以自制，平易以自恃。

16. Love oneself in purity, discipline oneself in integrity, and respect oneself in modesty; be content with simplicity in self-respect, moderate in social interactions for self-control, and approachable for self-reliance.

17. 31廉洁方能聚人，律己方能服人，身正方能带人，无私方能感人。

17. 31 Integrity can gather people, self-discipline can win others' respect, uprightness can lead others, and selflessness can move people.

18. 智者为官，替国分忧，为民解难，鞠躬尽瘁，一生尽得平安。愚人居吏，为己谋财，弄权求利，机关算尽，永世难求幸福。

18. The wise govern, alleviating the nation's troubles and solving the people's difficulties, devoting themselves to the utmost, and finding peace throughout their lives. The foolish hold office, seeking wealth for themselves, wielding power for profit, exhausting all cunning, yet they will never find happiness in this world.

19. 历史上几乎所有王朝的灭亡，都与贪字有关。我的父亲曾是一位***的地方官员。我是亲眼目睹当时***因贪污而快速走向灭亡的。因而，我比别人有更深的体会。同志！前车之鉴的教训，还不够让你醒悟吗？

19. Historically, the fall of almost all dynasties has been related to the word 'greed'. My father was once a local official of a***. I witnessed firsthand the rapid downfall of that*** due to corruption. Therefore, I have a deeper understanding than most. Comrade! Is the lesson from the past enough to wake you up?

20. 下要不负人，上要合天理，中要守王法，横竖不攀比。

20. At the bottom, one should not betray others; at the top, one should conform to the heavenly principles; in the middle, one should uphold the laws of the kingdom; and in all directions, one should not engage in comparison.

21. 贤人志士之于子孙也……贻之以言,弗贻以财[汉]王符《潜夫论·遏利》

21. The wise and virtuous among us... leave behind words for their descendants, not wealth [Han] Wang Fu, "On the Suppression of Benefits" in "The Hidden Treatise"

22. 宁静以致远 学高为师必须坐十年冷板凳 淡泊以明志 身正为范岂能挣一分昧心钱。

22. Tranquility leads to the distant horizon; one must sit on a cold bench for ten years to become a teacher of high learning. Detachment clarifies one's ambitions; if one's character is upright, how can one earn a penny of dishonest money?

23. 智者以别人的惨痛教训警示自己；愚者用自己的沉重代价唤醒别人。

23. The wise man warns himself with the惨痛教训 of others; the fool wakes others with the沉重代价 of his own.

24. 勿唯小贻大勿唯私损公；勿唯利害己勿唯权伤民。

24. Do not focus solely on the minor at the expense of the major; do not focus solely on personal gain at the expense of public interest. Do not focus solely on personal benefits; do not focus solely on power at the expense of the people.

25. 认认真真做人，踏踏实实做事，不求个人得失，只求问心无愧。

25. Be serious about being a person and earnest in your work, not seeking personal gains or losses, but only striving to have no regrets in your heart.

26. 阖家欢乐添吉祥，勤政为民作榜样，廉洁自律心中装，工作事业蒸蒸上。

26. Family joy brings auspiciousness, diligent governance for the people sets an example, honesty and self-discipline are in the heart, and work and career are thriving.

27. 天地君亲师，为师须德艺双馨，忠孝礼廉耻，知耻必贪*俱戒。

27. Heaven and earth, the ruler, parents, and teacher; as a teacher, one must excel in both virtue and skills, be loyal, filial, respectful, honest, and ashamed; knowing shame must戒greed.

28. 为师一日，泽及一班，无私奉献，不愧人师。

28. To be a teacher for a day, one's influence extends to an entire class, and to selflessly dedicate oneself, one does not deserve the title of a teacher.

29. 54顺境勿骄逆勿沉做堂堂正正人，平境勿庸浊勿乱当勤勤廉廉官。

29. In prosperity, do not be proud; in adversity, do not succumb. Be a dignified and upright person. In peaceful times, do not be corrupt; do not cause chaos. Be a diligent and honest official.

30. 酒色财气四堵墙，魑魅魍魉里边藏；清贫廉洁真自在，奉公守法乐逍遥。

30. Four walls of wine, color, wealth, and vigor, hide the evil spirits and ghosts within; true freedom comes from being poor and honest, and the joy of upholding public duty and law.

31. 放纵贪欲必然走向腐-败，加强自省方能保持廉洁。

31. Indulging greed inevitably leads to corruption, while strengthening self-reflection is the way to maintain integrity.

32. 廉洁自律绷紧弦，拒腐防变勿思贪。

32. Keep yourself廉洁自律，tighten your strings, and reject corruption to prevent change. Do not think of greed.

33. 不义之财不可取，一念之差蹲牢狱，身败名裂才知怨自己。。

33. Illicit gains should not be sought; a single misstep may land you in prison, and only when you have lost your reputation and dignity will you regret it.

34. 鱼贪饵，容易上钩；人贪利，终落陷阱。

34. Fish are easily hooked by bait; people who are greedy for profit eventually fall into traps.

35. 财欲、物欲、人欲、贪欲是腐败之源；公开、公正、公平、公心乃廉政之基。

35. Greed for wealth, desire for material things, human desires, and the desire for more are the sources of corruption; openness, fairness, equity, and public spirit are the foundation of integrity and clean government.

36. 俭以养德，廉以立身。

36. Frugality cultivates virtue, and integrity establishes one's character.

37. 79心为公自会宠辱不惊两袖清风始能正气凛然

37. The heart is for the public, and it will naturally remain unmoved by praise or blame; with one's sleeves full of wind, one can only maintain a dignified and upright demeanor.

38. 以权服人，权倾则情绝；以利交友，利尽则人散。心贪百害，害人终害己；身廉百利，利民终利国。掌权为己，自取其灭亡；执政为民，民心其所向。私欲纵行，得意失终生；慎始慎独，律己得康宁。

38. Relying on power to win others' respect, once the power wanes, the affection ceases; using benefits to make friends, when the benefits are exhausted, people scatter. Greed brings a hundred harms, harming others eventually harms oneself; honesty brings a hundred benefits, benefiting the people ultimately benefits the country. Using power for personal gain leads to self-destruction; governing for the people gains the people's hearts. Unrestrained desire for personal gain leads to joy lost for a lifetime; being cautious at the beginning and in solitude, governing oneself leads to peace and tranquility.

39. 71无私无欲，喜气洋洋；追名逐利，终日惶惶。

39. 71 Free from desires and desires, they are joyful and cheerful; in pursuit of fame and wealth, they are restless throughout the day.

40. 高尚的人为廉政找方法，堕落的人为腐败找借口。

40. Noble people find methods for integrity, while fallen people find excuses for corruption.

41. 清茶清水清静一生，清正清廉清白一世。

41. Pure tea, pure water, a serene life; upright, honest, and clean throughout a lifetime.

42. 68为政戒贪欲，为人重诚信;养廉重在自律，修身重在自励。

42. The number 68 warns against greedy desires in governance and emphasizes honesty in personal conduct; cultivating integrity relies on self-discipline, and improving oneself relies on self-motivation.

43. 站三尺讲台在欲望中突围，育百年英才于廉洁自守。

43. Standing on a three-foot podium, break through desires; cultivate a century of talents through self-discipline and integrity.

44. 12地上种了菜就不易长草心中有了善就不易生恶。

44. 12 If one plants vegetables on the ground, grass is less likely to grow. If one has good in their heart, evil is less likely to arise.

45. 君子先择而后交,小人先效而后择[隋]王通《文中子·魏相》

45. A gentleman chooses first and then makes friends, while a small person imitates first and then chooses. [Sui Dynasty] Wang Tong, "Wen Zong Zi: Wei Xiang"

46. 廉为至宝，一生光明磊落，洁作资本，百世享用有余。

46.廉为至宝, a lifetime of integrity and transparency, purity as capital, enjoying surplus for a hundred generations.

47. 渔人张网于渊，以制吞舟之鱼。

47. Fisherman Zhang cast his net into the deep, to catch the fish that could engulf a boat.

48. 正直为人春风桃李看朝霞，廉洁从教清茶一杯有玉琼。

48. Be upright as a person, watching the morning glow like peach blossoms; be honest in teaching, enjoying a cup of clear tea with jade-like purity.

49. 诚信做人清白为官，踏实做事勤政为民。

49. To be honest in one's character and clean in one's official duties, to work diligently and diligently for the people.

50. 天地君亲师，为师须德艺双馨，忠效礼廉耻，知耻必贪*俱戒。

50. The heavens, the earth, the ruler, the parents, and the teacher; as a teacher, one must possess both virtue and skill, be loyal and efficient, observant of propriety, honesty, and shame, and must be aware of shame and戒 greed.

51. 为人因为真诚，所以能和谐相处;为师因为廉正，所以能师表人生。

51. One can live in harmony with others because of sincerity; one can be a role model in life as a teacher because of integrity.

52. 用积极的眼光看待学生;用热情的态度对待学生;用科学的 方法 指导学生;用廉洁的作风净化学生。

52. View students with an optimistic eye; treat students with enthusiasm; guide students using scientific methods; and purify students with an honest and upright style.

53. 23管好自己的脑，不该想的不想;管好自己的嘴，不该吃的不吃;管好自己的手，不该拿的不拿;管好自己的脚，不该去的地方不去。

53. Keep your mind in check, don't think about things you shouldn't; keep your mouth in check, don't eat things you shouldn't; keep your hands in check, don't take things you shouldn't; keep your feet in check, don't go to places you shouldn't.

54. 私义行则乱，公义行则治。

54. Private injustice leads to chaos, while public justice brings order.

55. 在是非面前要有辨别能力,在诱惑面前要有自控能力,在警示面前要有悔过能力

55. Have the ability to discern right from wrong, have self-control in the face of temptation, and have the ability to repent in the presence of warnings.

56. 执政为民千户暖，添花锦上九州红。和谐社会人人爱，道德新风继古风。

56. Governance for the people warms the hearts of thousands, adding flowers to the brocade makes the whole country red. Harmonious society is loved by everyone, the new breeze of morality follows the ancient style.

57. 铁肩担道义，存天地浩气，预防职务犯罪，共建和谐社会。

57. Bear the responsibility of righteousness with iron shoulders, preserve the vast integrity of the universe, prevent official crimes, and jointly build a harmonious society.

58. 做人一身正气，表里如一；为官一尘不染，不言自芳。

58. A person should maintain integrity throughout their life, being consistent in their actions and words; as an official, one should remain uncorrupted, and their virtue will speak for itself.

59. 堂堂正正做人，清清白白从政，勤勤恳恳工作，默默无闻奉献。

59. Live with integrity, govern with purity, work diligently, and contribute anonymously.

60. 49生命的多少用时间计算，生命的价值用贡献计算。 裴多菲

60. The quantity of life is measured by time, and the value of life is measured by contribution. — Petofi

61. 心里有廉，行中显洁，廉洁从政成就党员领导干部幸福人生。

61. With integrity in heart and cleanliness in action, upholding honesty and clean governance contributes to the happiness of party members and leading cadres in their lives.

62. 先人后己，先公后私，先苦后甜；先天下之忧而忧，后天下之乐而乐。

62. Place others before oneself, public before private, hardship before sweetness; worry about the world's worries before enjoying its joys.

63. 领导干部要时刻提醒自己：我们只是人民中的一员，绝不是人民的老爷；权力只能用来为人民服务，绝不能用来为个人谋私。

63. Leading cadres should always remind themselves: We are just a member of the people, never the lords of the people; power can only be used to serve the people, never for personal gain.

64. 清风拂大地。廉洁驻神州；功过不需要表白，人民自有公说。

64. The breeze sweeps over the earth. Integrity resides in the realm; achievements and shortcomings do not require declaration, the people will have their own say.

65. 注东西一定是自己先腐烂,蛀虫才能生出来人一定是先产生疑心,以后谗言才能听进去

65. Things that are annotated must first rot themselves before pests can appear; people must first have doubts before they can listen to gossip.

66. 一支粉笔，铸就千百辉煌人生;两袖清风，扫得一方朗朗乾坤。

66. A piece of chalk, casting a thousand brilliant lives; two sleeves of breeze, sweeping a clear and vast sky.

67. 任劳任怨，献身教育无悔；诚心诚意，服务学生有情。

67. Enduring toil and grievances, dedicated to education without regret; with sincerity and devotion, serving students with affection.

68. 一个的生命分量有多重，他所留下的脚印就有多深。

68. The weight of a life is as heavy as the depth of the footprint it leaves behind.