"Kong Rong Rang Pear" embodies the traditional virtues of China. What is this?

If there is anything to say, I think it is just a pity, and that is brotherhood.

Two people bumped into each other. I'll let you go first. Two cars met on the same road, so I backed up and let you go first. This is called comity. Either the two sides are equal in strength, or the strong will give way to the weak. Just like a bus giving up its seat, a strong man giving up his seat to a pregnant woman is called civilized comity, and a pregnant woman giving up her seat to a strong man. No one will be civilized comity.

Kong Rong was not as old as his brother when he was a child. He thinks he is too young to eat small. Personally, he thinks it has nothing to do with comity. It's not the story that Kong Rong made pears show courtesy. But according to public order, good customs and personal strength, it is reasonable for him to eat small.

If he is the oldest and strongest, one person can knock over all his brothers. He is willing to eat the small ones and give the big ones to his younger brothers or the weak. I think this is called humility and comity.