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Zeng Zi was a famous thinker in ancient China and an important heir of Confucius' Confucianism. Zeng Zi's ideological doctrines are expressed in many aspects of philosophy and sociology, the most prominent of which are the doctrine of filial piety and the concept of cultivation.

The two, as important elements of the orthodox thought of China's feudal society for more than two thousand years, run through the process of human life and various activities, such as studying, being a human being, starting a family, establishing a career, being an official, serving relatives and other matters. It delineated the trajectory of human life and planned the way of life of human beings, and made immeasurable contributions to the ultra-stable structure of Chinese feudal society.

Now, as a traditional culture, some basic concepts in Zeng Zi's theory of filial piety and view of cultivation still play an important and irreplaceable role in promoting the construction of social civilization and harmony, and should be seriously inherited and carried forward.

"Filial piety" is an important part of Confucianism. Confucius, Zeng Zi's teacher, had a lot to say about filial piety, for example, "When you are born, you will be treated with courtesy; when you die, you will be buried with courtesy, and sacrificed with courtesy" ("Analects of Confucius"). (The Analects of Confucius on Politics).

"If the father is present and observes his will, and if the father is absent and observes his behavior, and if he does not change his father's ways for three years, then he can be considered to be filial." ("The Analects of Confucius") These ideas of Confucius, Zeng Zi inherited, and to deepen and develop. Zeng Zi's idea of "filial piety" is based on the parents, that is, all the words and deeds of the filial son, including his own words and deeds after the death of his parents, are for the service of his parents.