Everything in the 24 filial piety pictures is the name of the filial piety story.

In the Twenty-four Filial Piety Pictures, Luz's negative rice, Dunju's burying the child and Sigh's entertaining relatives are all the names of filial piety stories.

1. Luz's negative rice grain ("The Analects of Confucius"): Luz, a disciple of Confucius, was sent by Confucius to buy rice grain. On the way, Luz was caught in a storm. He clung to his body to avoid getting wet by the rain. This story tells the story of Lutz's filial piety to his family. No matter what difficulties and setbacks he encountered, he still resolutely fulfilled his duties.

Second, Dunju buried his son (Biography of Dunju in Historical Records): Dunju was a famous doctor in ancient times. When his father was ill, Dunzhu buried his son in the ground to save the cost of raising his son. This story expresses Dunju's filial piety and sacrifice to his father, and embodies the ultimate filial piety.

Third, the old dishes entertain relatives ("Historical Records Biography of General Li"): General Li's mother is old and weak, and General Li personally cooks and cooks delicious food for her with the best ingredients, so that her mother can enjoy the food happily. This story emphasizes the feelings of caring and caring for parents, and also conveys the importance of respect and filial piety.

These stories are typical examples of filial piety reflected in Twenty-four Filial Pieties. Through these stories, people inherit and carry forward the traditional virtues of China, reminding people to honor their parents, respect their elders, and pass on affection and family warmth in their daily lives.

A summary of the 24 th filial piety incident

When Lu Xun was a child, he read a book called "Twenty-four Filial Pieties" and had a strong antipathy to the "filial piety" in it. Twenty-four filial piety pictures is a short chapter included in Lu Xun's reminiscence prose work "Morning Flowers Picking Up in the Evening". This paper strongly criticizes the feudal filial piety mainly through Lu Xun's aversion to the two stories of "Lao Lai entertains his relatives" and "Guo Ju buries his son" in "Twenty-four filial piety pictures" when he was a child.

It is a collection of essays by modern writer Lu Xun, formerly known as "Reviving the Past", which contains 10 reminiscence essays created by Lu Xun in 926.