What traditional morality does carp lie on the ice?

Filial piety is very important in ancient China. There are many stories about filial piety in ancient China, some of which are talked about by the world and are still known to children and the elderly. However, there are also many stories about filial piety that are controversial. I think the story of lying on the ice begging for carp in ancient times is a manifestation of filial piety.

First, let's learn about this story. Wang Xiang, the hero, was treated maliciously by his stepmother, who treated him badly. Wang Xiang's stepmother is very mean and speaks ill of Wang Xiang in front of his father. Wang Xiang, on the other hand, gets what goes around comes around, and has no common sense with her stepmother. Later, his stepmother got a strange disease and was treated by an old Chinese doctor. He can use carp and rice vinegar to make soup to treat his stepmother's illness. But in winter, the river is frozen thick. It is difficult to catch fish, so he has to strip naked and melt the ice, and then catch fish.

We can see that Wang Xiang is a very filial person, but his way of doing things is really the stupidest. There are many ways to melt ice, but he used the most stupid and dangerous method. If Wang Xiang really pays for his stepmother, he is a great dutiful son. It is also possible that later people exaggerated this matter in order to beautify Wang Xiang's moral character. After all, benevolence and filial piety were highly valued in ancient times, and I wanted to influence more people with this story.

Bian Xiao doesn't feel hypocritical. After all, Wang Xiang doesn't need to do this. Even if he doesn't save his stepmother, it's only natural. After all, she is not a good person and is not good for Wang Xiang.