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Understanding of filial piety

The understanding of filial piety is as follows:

1, filial piety is a knowing word with "Lao" above and "Zi" below; Always refers to the previous generation, the son refers to the next generation, and the previous generation is integrated with the next generation. This is called "filial piety", so the previous generation cannot live without the next generation.

Filial piety is not only a sentence, but also an act. Can only be reflected in every life. Now there are Father's Day, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving Day and other festivals, which provide us with opportunities. It also reminds us of the important position of filial piety.

The definition of filial piety is to make parents happy. Everyone should do it, and we will be happy when we do it. Don't wait until our parents are gone, but we shed tears of regret and regret because we didn't do our filial piety. At that time, it's too late to regret it!

4. Children's "filial piety" to their parents, whether generous or meager, is extremely precious and beautiful as long as they offer a filial piety to their parents.

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All virtue is the foundation, and filial piety is the first. Filial piety is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation and the cornerstone of Chinese morality. Since ancient times, China has been a country that governs the country with filial piety. Filial piety enjoys a very high status in the minds of China people, and those who can be loyal to it have also reached a very high level.

In today's society, filial piety has been greatly diluted in clan and blood relationship, and its influence on society has gradually been limited to family, retreating from the field of governing the country to the field of moral and personal cultivation.

Filial piety in modern society requires not only material satisfaction, spiritual comfort, but also spiritual integration. Some people say that having parents' care and love is a kind of happiness.