Let's talk about a question of integrity that everyone is afraid of.
Once successful people make fakes, the social harm will be even greater. Isn't there a lot of fake things in society?
If, according to the popular view in society, getting rich equals success, then he is certainly a "successful person". However, if this successful model contains false elements, it is not worth copying. I think the greatest value of this matter is: don't trust the words and deeds of "successful people", the halo on their heads may be fake. Don't be tolerant of "successful people". Once they fake it, the social harm will be even greater.
Honesty is the most important. A person can be unsuccessful, can have no education, but can't lose basic morality, so at least he is a sound person. I once defined two criteria for success: first, I can live the life I want. You don't have to pursue promotion and wealth, and you don't have to become famous and start a family. To some extent, promotion and wealth, fame and family can also be regarded as a sign of success, but there is no need to equate it with success. It is shameful to lose self-esteem, even to do immoral and illegal things by hook or by crook. Second, it can repay society and contribute to social development. It's not worth being a hermit who is far away from home and enjoys himself. As Einstein said: Only by devoting oneself to society can one find the meaning of that short and risky life.
It is everyone's responsibility to crack down on swindlers, purify the soul and defend integrity!
Eliminate social cancer and carry forward Chinese righteousness
Let the liar go bankrupt, let the mastermind go to jail and be punished.