What are China's twenty-four filial piety?

China's twenty-four filial piety is: filial piety: moving heaven, playing colorful games to entertain relatives, serving relatives with deer milk, walking a hundred miles to carry rice, biting fingers, following mother's clothes, tasting soup and medicine, picking up exotic objects, burying children and serving mothers, selling their bodies to bury their fathers, carving wood to serve relatives, jumping carp from a spring, keeping relatives and oranges, and warming pillows to serve servants.

"Twenty-four Filial Pieties" is called "Selected Poems of Twenty-four Filial Pieties" and is said to have been written by Guo in Yuan Dynasty. It was widely circulated in Ming and Qing dynasties and was used by feudal dynasties to promote filial piety and carry out ideological rule. Some modern Chinese learning institutions also regard it as a classic, requiring students to understand it deeply.

If we look at Twenty-four Filial Pieties again now, we will find many places that are incompatible with our modern values, and even many very cruel places in it. Although filial piety is an important part of our Chinese culture, it still can't cover up the feudal residue and dross in Twenty-four Filial Pieties. For modern people, we can learn the culture of filial piety, but we must never imitate some of its deeds.

In fact, there were many people who opposed the twenty-four filial piety in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. For example, in the Qing Dynasty, Yuan Mei cursed Guo Ju who buried his son and served his mother, saying that he was guilty. Mr. Lu Xun is also quite dissatisfied with the twenty-four filial piety. He once wrote an article specifically criticizing the twenty-four filial piety. What are the two stories that Mr. Lu Xun dislikes least? Playing lottery to entertain relatives? And then what? Bury the children and serve the mother? . Mr. Lu Xun believes that the story of playing games to entertain relatives is an insult to children's innocence. It is really disgusting for an old man to learn from children. As for burying children to serve their mothers, it is even beginning to be a bit anti-human. What a vicious morality it is to kill children and raise mothers. Anyone I want to meet will be absolutely disgusting.