honest and clean government or political environment

low-priced; inexpensive; low-cost

honest and clean; incorruptible; unbribable. Describes an official or person in power who does not take bribes or misuse public funds for private gain.

To fight against corruption and advocate for clean government and integrity.

inexpensive and of good quality; typically describes goods that are high quality despite their low price

honest and uncorrupted, especially regarding government officials or authorities; free from corruption

excellent goods at modest prices; describes a bargain where quality is high and the cost is low

A sense of integrity and the capacity to feel shame; personal honor and dignity

honest and clean in performing official duties; to be incorruptible and devoted to the public good

cheap; inexpensive; low-priced

To cultivate or maintain a character of honesty and integrity, especially to discourage corruption.

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Lianjiang, a county-level city in Zhanjiang, Guangdong province

(historical) A person who has passed the civil service exams; specifically used during the Ming and Qing dynasties as an informal title for a [[举人|舉人|ju3 ren2]]

(idiom) The four traditional moral standards consisting of propriety, righteousness, integrity, and a sense of shame; historically referred to as the [[四维|四維|si4 wei2]]

Lianjiang, a county-level city in Guangdong Province under the administration of [[湛江市|湛江市|zhan4 jiang1 shi4]]

Having no integrity and no sense of shame; corrupt or depraved.

an upright official who does not take bribes or act corruptly; an incorruptible public servant

clean, honest, and upright; used to describe an official who is fair and incorruptible

honest and clear-headed; incorruptible and discerning in administrative or judicial matters

honest and incorruptible while also possessing great ability

To sell property or goods at a low price. This usage is common in Taiwan.

Yao Silian (557-637), a Tang Dynasty historian and writer; he was one of the [[十八学士|十八學士|shi2 ba1 xue2 shi4]] and is best known for compiling the [[梁书|梁書|liang2 shu1]] and [[陈书|陳書|chen2 shu1]].

the quality of being honest and incorruptible; incorruptness

character from the Qing dynasty novel Flowers in the Mirror, known for her filial piety and her ability to dive for sea cucumbers to treat her mother's illness

(idiom) Being frugal helps to nurture an honest and clean character.

To be industrious and honest in one's official duties; describes government officials who work hard and avoid corruption.

an event or occasion where goods are sold at significantly reduced prices

high officials follow the law and lower ones are honest; describes a government where every official is devoted to their duty

Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845-1923), German physicist and Nobel laureate who discovered X-rays

sell goods at a low or discounted price

dime novel; yellowback; cheap sensational fiction

Extra allowances and salary paid to government officials during the Qing dynasty, specifically referring to the combination of base salary and "integrity-nourishing" subsidies.

the wife of a public official who supports her husband's integrity and prevents corruption; an honest and incorruptible wife

a person of high integrity who does not seek personal gain and is content with few desires

cheap; inexpensive; reasonably priced

Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC); specifically the anti-corruption agency in Hong Kong

(literary) immaculate and honest; clean and upright in one's conduct, especially regarding the refusal of bribes or corruption

upright and honest; incorruptible; squeaky clean

Subsidized housing rented at low prices by the government to support low-income city residents.

abbreviation for the Independent Commission Against Corruption in Hong Kong

to investigate and visit; to make inquiries; to gather information on the ground

historical administrative official responsible for regional judicial investigation and supervision

(literary) uprightness of character; honesty and scrupulosity

to inspire the stubborn to become upright and the weak-willed to stand on their own; describing a person of great character whose example transforms others

Lian Po (327-243 BC), a famous general of the state of [[赵|趙|zhao4]] during the Warring States Period, known for his military prowess and his relationship with [[蔺相如|藺相如|lin4 xiang1 ru2]]

Chinese god of the wind, traditionally depicted as a wind-spirit beast with a deer-like body and a sparrow-like head

Describes the powerful influence of a person of high character to change others for the better, making the greedy become honest and the weak-willed become independent.

A mythological deity in folk belief who controls the wind; described in ancient texts as having the body of a deer with a head like a wine vessel and a snake's tail, or alternatively as an old man holding a fan.