This article elaborates on the concept of transparency-oriented national integrity and provides some thoughts for a more sustainable and democratic approach to achieve government transparency. It states that governments, party organizations, political leaders, civil society and NGO leaders all share a responsibility and a need to work quickly to set up a Democratic National Integrity System rather than mobilize anti-corruption movements and stir up debates over political ideology. The basic argument is that the pursuit of transparent administration and good governance is not an emotional dispute or a matter of political and ideological talkback. Government Transparency Does not Come Cheap means that we have to pay the price and make the effort to enact a comprehensive system of “sunshine laws” and institute them in a constitutional democratic framework. In modern society, we need Mr. Democracy and Mr. Science; however, in a postmodern society, we need Ms. Responsibility and Ms. Reconciliation more than ever.