Pinyin for Respecting the Elderly and Loving the Young

The pinyin for Respect the Old and Love the Young is as follows:

zūn lǎo ài yòu

Respect the Teacher and Value the Way

Pinyin: zūn shī zhòng dào

Interpretation: dao: refers to the reasoning that a teacher guides that should be followed, and also refers to the knowledge that is passed down from the teacher. Respect the teacher and emphasize the teacher's teaching.

From: Southern Dynasty - Song Fan Ye, "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty - The Biography of Kong Xi": "I have heard that the bright kings and holy lords; all of them respect their teachers and honor the Way."

Conjugation: we should continue to carry forward the tradition of honoring teachers and respecting the Way.

Respect the old and love the young

Pinyin: zūn lǎo ài yòu

Explanation: describes a person's good character

Sentence: Respecting the old and loving the young is a traditional virtue of our Chinese nation.

Dignify oneself and despise others

Pinyin: zūn jǐ bēi rén

Explanation: To elevate oneself and despise others. Describes self-esteem and arrogance.

From: Ke Shao忞《清史稿》卷439: "China is located in the East of Asia, and is an ancient country with thousands of years of culture, so it cannot help but hold the view of honoring itself and despising others, and has not yet taken the changes of the world's countries and compared them."

Conjunctions: Xia, Hua, or Chinese and barbarians and Rongdidi name, is the ruler of the nation in the respect for their own humble people named the general practice.

Zūn xìng dà míng

Pinyin: zūn xìng dà míng

Interpretation: an honorific title for a name.

From: Ming Fang Ruhao, Zen Zhen Yi Shi, 2nd episode: "But I don't know your uncle's honorable name and title, and what official position he holds in the Liang Dynasty today?"

Conjugation: The man greeted us every day, but I didn't know his honorable name.