A 400-word essay on being proud of integrity

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　deslegumin on on the same color on the ancients, I had the honor to read a famous poem written by Marshal Chen Yi, an older generation of revolutionaries, more than fifty years ago - "Seven Ancients: Don't Stretch Your Hands." In his poem, he warned people: A cadre must be honest and honest, and should not reach out to the party and the people. We must treat the people correctly and our own merits and demerits. The poem earnestly teaches people to be proud of integrity and ashamed of greed.

Marshal Chen Yi wrote in his poem: "If you don't stretch out your hands, you will be caught. The party and the people are supervising, and it is difficult to escape under the watchful eyes... There is no chance of escape... Boasting, being proud and complacent will lead to failure. Looking at many things in the past and present, success is caused by humility and failure by extravagance. "This poem written by Marshal Chen Yi is so far-sighted! He taught people earnestly and wrote down the principle of "don't stretch your hands" and the profound meaning of "success comes from humility and failure comes from extravagance" from both the front and the back. In "Eight Honors and Eight Disgraces", the current president of the country, General Secretary Hu Jintao, also used incisive warning poems to ask people to establish a correct concept of honor and disgrace.

In real life, aren’t there many positive and negative examples of the concept of honor and disgrace? For example, in our hometown of Fengjie, heroes have emerged one after another. They are all proud of their integrity and take the safety of the people as their own responsibility. Jin Xin is a hero in this regard. He was born in 1968 and died in 1996. On the evening of March 11, 1996, when the county criminal police team was ordered to arrest the arsonist Yu X and others at the Dayanmen Wharf in the original county seat, Jin Xin, who had just returned from handling cases outside the city, took the initiative to fight. He and seven other criminal police officers were performing their tasks During the incident, he was violently and violently attacked by gangsters, and was stabbed in the spleen with a dagger by gangster Yu Evening News" also reported the matter. Comrade Jin Xin died in the line of duty to eliminate violence and bring peace to the people of Fengjie. We miss him.

Throughout the history of Fengjie, I also learned from the introductions of "Collection of Chinese Folk Literature" and "One of the Legends of Liu Bei's Tomb": 500 years after Liu Bei left the Yong'an Palace, Xu You, our newly appointed governor of Kuizhou Prefecture in Fengjie, has been greedy for just one year after taking office. The book introduces: "Xu You even had two layers of land scraped off in Kuizhou Prefecture." It was like a wild goose plucking hair! According to records, more than a thousand years ago, he opened the tomb of Liu Bei buried under the lobby of Kuizhou Mansion and found a Kongming lantern. There was a stone tablet under the lamppost. Five hundred years ago, Zhuge Liang asked someone to put it on the tablet. It was engraved with: "Xu You, Xu You, without any grievance or enmity, I opened the tomb for no reason, and punished you with oiling!" Xu You suffered a false alarm and could not afford to be seriously ill. In order to cure his illness, he had to spend all the money he had collected in Kuizhou in the past three years to change the oil and light the sky lanterns. The four lines of characters that originally punished him with oiling disappeared, but four large official characters appeared - "Feng Gong Shu Jie". From then on, Xu You became an upright and honest state official. It is said that the name of the county Fengjie comes from the meaning of "honoring the public and keeping the festival".

Since the founding of New China more than 60 years ago, all those who serve as officials in Fengjie are basically honest in government, especially Not only have revolutionary martyrs such as Peng Yongwu and Jin Xin emerged in Fengjie, but in recent years there have also emerged forest guards Luo Qihui, Three Gorges resettlement cadre Ran Shaozhi, and model prosecutorial cadre Yang Qianhe awarded by the Supreme People's Procuratorate... These advanced model figures are not just Are you proud of your integrity?

However, in today's society, there are many corrupt officials who have been exposed across the country. For example, I read from a report that Wang ×, the former accountant and person in charge of the public medical office in a certain area, colluded with × As a result, local cadres and employees were unable to reimburse their medical expenses, and were eventually sentenced to 16 years, 8 years, and 12 years in prison respectively by the public security organs.

Don’t the typical examples listed above from both positive and negative aspects just confirm the results of integrity and corruption?

In short, after reading Marshal Chen Yi's "Don't Stretch Your Hands", I realized that our young people are the flowers and future of the motherland. We must establish respect, integrity and hatred from an early age. With the spirit of greed, diligence, thrift, law-abiding, self-discipline and self-improvement, we must strive to be honest, trustworthy, and upholding integrity from an early age. Study well since childhood, and strive to become a new generation with all-round development of morality, intelligence, body, beauty and labor, and live by the "Seven Ancients" written by Marshal Chen Yi for life. "Don't stretch out your hands" to warn and alert yourself. Be proud of being honest and trustworthy, and be ashamed of being unjust for profit; be proud of obeying the law and be ashamed of arrogance and extravagance. Establish a socialist concept of honor and disgrace from an early age, and strive to be proud of integrity and be ashamed of corruption when you grow up. People who have a spirit of dedication to the motherland, the people, their hometown, and society.