Why does eastern culture emphasize children's obedience and filial piety more than western culture?

"Filial piety" is so magnified, fundamentally speaking, some behavioral requirements of "filial piety" in traditional culture are consistent with the ruling needs of power.

In ancient times, the ideology of the general public was completely determined by the government. Various ideological and moral parts in the culture produced by intellectuals are spread to the public through the deletion and selection of power. After several dynasties' indoctrination, the influence of any concept may be magnified several times. The amplification of the influence of "filial piety" is basically the above process.

The reason why power chooses "filial piety" is actually very simple, because "filial piety" in traditional culture attaches great importance to "obedience", which can be clearly seen from the word "filial piety". And "obedience" and the "order" produced by obedience are extremely important for the rule of power, so there is such a moral requirement that "the monarch is the minister and the father is the son".

As for why there is no such culture in the west, it is still a question of cultural differences. As for the cultural differences between the East and the West, how these differences will lead to differences in people's behavior is another topic.