What does "filial piety" mean in the phrase "all good things come first"?

"Filial piety is the first of all good things, and obscenity is the source of all evil. If you are always kind and filial, you will not be able to tolerate anything that cannot be done under the sun." From the Qing Dynasty book, Night Talks Around the Furnace. Filial piety is the first of all actions; together with the evil thoughts of lust, then all those who do not want to do anything in their lives will not be difficult to do!

Filial piety is a behavior promoted by traditional Chinese culture, which means that children should not act against the wishes of their parents, elders in the family, and ancestors, and it is a manifestation of stable relationships. The so-called "filial piety is the first of a hundred acts" reflects the fact that the Qing Dynasty attached great importance to the concept of filial piety.

Filial piety is generally characterized by filial obedience and filial respect. Filial piety refers to the affirmation of parental authority in return for parental nurturing, so as to comply with parental instructions and commands, and to act in accordance with parental wishes.

Confucianism's "Classic of Filial Piety" begins with a chapter that says, "The body's hair and skin is received by the parents, who do not dare to destroy or harm it, the beginning of filial piety; and the establishment of a body and the practice of the Way, and the promotion of fame in the future generations, to show the parents, the end of filial piety. Filial piety begins with serving one's parents, ends with serving one's ruler, and ends with establishing one's self." From this, we can see that the concept of filial piety in Chinese culture is not only about filial piety to one's parents, but also that filial piety to one's parents is only the beginning of filial piety. The 15th chapter of the Book of Filial Piety - Admonition and Criticism: "When there is injustice, the son cannot help but contend with the father, and the minister cannot help but contend with the ruler. Therefore, when there is injustice, the son will fight for it and follow his father's order, and how can he be filial?" The Guang Zhi De Zhang - Thirteenth Chapter: "Teach filial piety, so as to honor the world as a father; teach brotherly love, so as to honor the world as a brother; teach ministerial piety, so as to honor the world as a ruler". In the Analects of Confucius, Zixia asked Confucius what filial piety was. Confucius said, "It is most difficult for a late senior to keep a respectful and pleasing look (Zixia asked about filial piety. Zi said: color is difficult). The word "filial piety"