Material preparation: A4 paper, marker, marker and ruler.
1. First, write the theme at the top of the handwritten newspaper, and draw a little boy at the bottom, with one hand in his pocket and one hand up. Pay attention to the details of the characters.
2. Then draw bamboo leaves on both sides of the theme, wavy lines on the bottom and a square border on the left, with a lotus inside.
3. Continue to draw a square border and a semi-circular border on the right side of the figure, and you can color it. First, paint the theme in red, bamboo leaf and water blue.
4. Then color the characters. The clothes of the characters are painted yellow and light brown, the lotus flowers are painted pink, the left border is painted purple stripes, and the right side is painted yellow and pink.
Finally, we draw horizontal lines in three borders, and a beautiful and clean breeze enters the campus to hand-write newspapers.
Integrity overview:
Integrity means that individuals, organizations and governments are not affected by unhealthy practices such as corruption, bribery and misappropriation of public funds, and remain clean and honest. Honesty is one of the basic principles that must be followed in public service, administrative practice, enterprise management and other activities, and it is also one of the key factors of social governance. Honesty is a code of conduct that people must abide by in all fields.
In the field of government and public management, the concept of honesty is particularly important. Officials, civil servants and people related to public affairs must strictly abide by the principle of good faith and maintain the image of a fair, honest, transparent and responsible government. Integrity is the core content of anti-corruption work. By establishing strict supervision and administrative discipline mechanism, corruption can be effectively prevented and cracked down.
Honesty is also very important in enterprise management. Enterprises must ensure that their business activities are legal, honest, fair and transparent, and must not adopt bad practices such as fraud and corruption. Enterprises must uphold the values of fair competition, keeping promises, honesty and law-abiding, and promote the realization of multiple responsibilities such as corporate responsibility, social responsibility and environmental responsibility.