No. 5,303 in Chinese
为官一任
"为官一任" means "to serve as an official for a term, taking responsibility for a jurisdiction."
In a sentence
为官一任,他始终保持廉洁自律。
Serving as an official, he always maintained integrity and self-discipline.
In this context, '为官一任' describes the act of serving in an official capacity with a focus on personal attributes.
为官一任,便要造福百姓。
Taking up an official post, one should benefit the citizens.
Here, '为官一任' conveys the responsibility to contribute positively to the community while holding office.
为官一任,他以公平正义为原则。
During his term as an official, he adhered to fairness and justice as his principles.
'为官一任' is used to denote the duration and ethical focus during the individual's time in office.
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