Respect for the elderly and love for the young is not a virtue or not?

Isn't respecting the elderly and loving children a traditional Chinese virtue?

There are many families that always love to bring out the concept of "respect for the elderly and love for the young" when dealing with disputes between the big and the small.

It is true that Mencius put forward the "old and old, as well as the old man, young and young, as well as the young man" is a traditional virtue since ancient times, but the original meaning of this sentence is: respect for their elders, and then extend to respect the elders of other people, and cares for their own children, and then extend to cares for the children of other people.

The phrase "love the young" refers to caring for the next generation, which is far removed from the age difference between older and younger siblings.

Whether it's a relative's child or a family's two children, the age difference is mostly less than 10 years. The younger one is a child and so is the older one. To indiscriminately make the older child give way to the younger one at this point is simply the robber baron logic of adults trying to save time in the education process. The first thing you need to do is to make sure that you have a good understanding of what is going on in the world and that you have a good understanding of what is going on in the world and that you have a good understanding of what is going on in the world. The logic behind this rationale is that the strongest must give way to the weakest.