What is the allusion of "the father is unkind and the son is unfilial"? Thank you!

There is no story allusion, this sentence comes from "Yan's Family Instructions Governing the Family".

The original text is: the father is unkind, the son is unfilial, the brother is not a friend, the brother is disrespectful, the husband is unjust, and the woman is unhappy.

Explain in vernacular Chinese: Therefore, if a father doesn't care about his son and is unkind to his son, his son will not be filial to his father. If the elder brother is unkind to the younger brother, the younger brother will not respect him. If the husband does something immoral, the wife will not obey him.

Extended data:

This family precept embodies the ancient "ceremony" and is one of the important thoughts of Confucianism. "Li" stands for politeness, comity, comity, etiquette, etiquette and etiquette system. "Rite" is the outstanding spirit of China traditional culture and the way of social communication.

Courtesy and benevolence are both exterior and interior, benevolence and love are the internal spirit of propriety, and listening is the external expression of benevolence. Being polite, being polite and paying attention to etiquette are the traditional virtues of China, a country of etiquette.

Traditional culture in China thinks that "ceremony" is a sign that people are different from animals. "Courtesy" is also the foundation of governing the country and keeping the country safe. China's ethical culture can be said to be "etiquette culture" in a sense. "Li", in a broad sense, is about civilization.

As an ethical system and ethical order, it is called "ritual system"; As a form of treating people and things, it is called "ceremony" and "etiquette"; As a personal accomplishment, it is called "politeness"; Used to deal with the relationship with others, it is called "comity". Ceremony, ceremony, comity, etiquette and etiquette system are the embodiment of the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation.

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