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Integrity refers to the following contents:

1, ambition, integrity.

2. solar terms; festival

Integrity pinyin [qijié].

Quote:

1, the first act of Qu Yuan by Guo Moruo: "In this war-torn era, one's integrity is very important."

2. Biography of the Western Regions in the Later Han Dynasty: "If its customs and wisdom are excellent and thin, it will produce regional products, the basic source of obstacles between rivers and mountains, and the connection between cool days ... to write about feelings and seek roots." ?

Synonym:

First, moral integrity

Interpretation: integrity.

Quotation: the third act of Xia Yanqiu Biography: "You are really talking nonsense ... You must never cheat the bloody and moral revolutionary party!"

Interpretation: refers to the beat of music.

Quotation: Selected Works of Wang Bao's Cave and Xiao Fu: "The line is smooth, the cave is full of practice, and the final poem is still audible." Shan Li's Note: "The words are coherent, the holes are unobstructed, and the middle is practicing."

Second, the backbone [g].

Interpretation: Jude spirit; Ambition.

Quote: The sixth sentence of the first part of Zhou Libo's The Tempest: "But the poor should have the backbone of the poor. My wife, like me, is unwilling to bow to anyone. "