What does Bao Xiaohong mean?

Humboldt filial piety is an important symbol in China traditional culture, also known as red hijab, filial piety and filial piety. Humboldt filial piety is a way for children to pay tribute to their parents, and it is also a way to inherit the traditional filial piety culture in China. Humboldt cloth is usually a gift for parents on important occasions such as their birthdays, birthdays and even New Year's Day, and can also be used to commemorate the past affection after their parents died.

Humboldt headscarves are made and used very strictly, and generally consist of a headscarf and a handkerchief. A headscarf represents "respect" and "love" for parents, and a handkerchief represents children's gratitude to their parents. In the process of making wrapping cloth, we should choose the first-class plain yarn and wide cloth, carefully embroider, embroider and trim the edges to make the wrapping cloth more noble and exquisite. When giving it to parents, it needs to be carefully packaged to express the love and gratitude of the dutiful son to his parents.

Nowadays, with the development of society and the improvement of living standards, Bao Xiaohong has gradually entered the homes of ordinary people. Modern people pay more attention to the connotation and spirit of traditional culture represented by Humboldt and Chopin, and regard it as a sign of "respecting the old and loving the young", which is also the inheritance and development of traditional virtues and etiquette of the Chinese nation. Although the traditional concept of filial piety and family relations have undergone great changes, Humboldt filial piety, as a way to express filial piety culture and family relations, still has precious significance and far-reaching historical value.