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The Connotation of Honesty and Credibility in Our Ancient Country and Modern College Students' Education of Honesty and Credibility

Pin Chen

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The socialist sense of honor or disgrace is a new as well as old theme. This article tries to analyze the connotation of honesty and credibility in our ancient country in order to select its traditional essence and strengthen college students' education of honesty and credibility.

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The socialist sense of honor or disgrace is a new as well as old theme. This article tries to analyze the connotation of honesty and credibility in our ancient country in order to select its traditional essence and strengthen college students' education of honesty and credibility.

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The socialist sense of honor or disgrace is a new as well as old theme. This article tries to analyze the connotation of honesty and credibility in our ancient country in order to select its traditional essence and strengthen college students' education of honesty and credibility.

Key concepts: Honesty, Credibility, Connotation, Honor, Theme (computing), Order (exchange), Psychology, Social psychology

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