What are the three stories about family etiquette in ancient times?

Kong Rong Jean Pear: This story tells us that we should learn to be modest in everything. Modesty is China's traditional virtue. Send goose feathers a thousand miles away: This story embodies the precious virtue of the giver's honesty and trustworthiness. Now it is used to describe the gift, though humble, but it contains profound friendship. Calm Liu Mingchuan: This story shows that people who have no patience are bound to lack the spirit of perseverance and overcoming all difficulties, and naturally they cannot achieve great things. If you want to make a difference in the future, you must first temper your patience and perseverance.

1, Kong Rong Rangli: Tell the story that Kong Rong knew to give the big pear to his brother when he was very young. This story tells us that we should learn to be modest in everything, which is the traditional virtue of China.

2. Send goose feathers a thousand miles away: This story reflects the precious virtue of the giver's honesty. Nowadays, it is often used to describe that although the gift is meager, it contains deep friendship.

3. Calm Liu Mingchuan: This story expresses that people who have no patience will inevitably lack the spirit of perseverance and overcome all difficulties, and naturally they will not achieve great things. If you want to make a difference in the future, you must first temper your patience and perseverance.

4. Cheng Men: It tells the story of Shi Yang and You Zuo, scholars of the Song Dynasty, asking for advice from Cheng Yi. They were trapped in the snow and stayed in the snow until Cheng Yi woke up from his lunch break. Later generations used the allusion of Chengmen Sydney to praise the students who asked for advice and respected their teachers. This kind of hard-working spirit and moral character of respecting teachers are worth learning from each of us.