How to write the traditional cultural diary of "filial piety"

Filial piety - traditional cultural composition When it comes to filial piety, we feel very strange. We see all over the world parents who abandon all publicity for their children. Some travel far and wide to treat their children and lose their entire family; some go to the coal mountains for their children's studies.

Mine makes us feel how great and selfless our parents are, but we rarely think about what we should do for our parents.

Today, I read such a report: A little girl named Meng Peijie. When she was 5 years old, her parents gave her to Liu Fangying and his wife for adoption due to pressure from life.

A happy life is always so short. When Meng Peijie was 8 years old, a bolt from the blue broke the happy life of this family of three. Her adoptive mother suffered from spinal stenosis. Although she saved her life after treatment, she could only rely on crutches.

He could barely walk, so his adoptive father ran away from home, leaving the burden of the family on Meng Peijie, who was only 8 years old.

From then on, Meng Peijie began to take on the important task of taking care of her paralyzed mother.

In the winter in the north, you need to add coal to the stove and dig out ashes.

She was so small that she could not reach the stove and stood on a small stool. She fell and got burned countless times. She had to wash her parents' clothes and scrub her adoptive mother's body. Her hands were red and swollen from the cold, and her knees were unknown.

A few layers of skin were broken.

When she went to the market to buy vegetables, she didn't know onions, ginger, and garlic, so she memorized the rhyme her mother made up: "The round ones are garlic, the long ones are onions, the flat ones are beans, and the green ones..." Meng Peijie finally

After graduating from junior high school, her adoptive mother's condition began to deteriorate and she was eventually paralyzed and unable to take care of herself.

Meng Peijie had to receive another three years of education, so she decided to take her mother to school.

From then on, she studied and took care of her adoptive mother every day.

When reporters asked her if she was bored, she said firmly: "This is what a daughter should do. How could I be bored?" A thin shoulder created a safe haven for the adoptive mother.

I was moved by her filial piety, and for the first time I thought about filial piety, what is filial piety, and how to be filial.

Some people say that my parents are healthy and they don't need me to do this.

But classmates, I want to say that filial piety is not only reflected in times of adversity, it is also integrated in every moment of life.

When our parents buy us favorite food, filial piety is the piece of candy we first put into our parents’ mouths; when our parents are sweating profusely and panting from doing housework, filial piety is the cup of tea we serve to our parents.

A bowl of water; when parents come home from work exhausted physically and mentally, filial piety is when we rub their shoulders, beat their backs, and wash their feet; when parents hope that their children will become dragons and their daughters will become phoenixes, filial piety is what we have earned through our hard work

An excellent report card; when we go out and play carefree, when our parents' hearts are in their throats, filial piety means that we pay attention to safety and do not cause trouble.

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Don't these inconspicuous little things embody the word "filial piety" in our Chinese nation? This is something that each of us can do!

Filial piety is the traditional virtue of our Chinese nation. Filial piety is the first among all virtues. This is a good story in the history of the nation.

To be a good person, a kind person, and a successful person, you must first be filial. Losing filial piety is like losing your heart. How can you do great things in the world with only a shell left?

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I believe that every kind and honest child has the ambition of filial piety to his parents from the bottom of his heart. He believes that the future will be long, that things will come naturally, and that he will be able to fulfill his filial piety calmly when he returns to his hometown in glory and glory.

As the saying goes: "The tree wants to be quiet but the wind does not stop; the child wants to be nourished but cannot be kissed."

''Hurry up and act quickly. Filial piety is priceless. As descendants of Yan and Huang, we must always remember: we must first be filial and carry forward the traditional virtues of our Chinese nation.