Words about a mother who teaches her children well

1. Drawing Ogi to Teach Children is an ancient folklore story. It refers to the use of ogi to draw on the ground to teach her son to study. It is used to praise a mother for teaching her son well. The idiom is related to Ouyang Xiu. From "Song History - Ouyang Xiu Biography": "The family is poor, to draw on the ground with ogi to learn books."

2. Meng's mother moved three times, Meng Zi's mother in order to make the child have a really good educational environment, painstakingly, had moved twice and three places, and is now sometimes used to refer to the parents with good intentions, do their best to cultivate their children. It is from "The Extraordinary Biography of Han Shi".

3. The Commandment of Breaking the Weaving, Mengzi's mother used the loss of cutting the yarn on the loom, so that the yarn on the loom could not be made into cloth, to admonish her son who gave up his studies in the middle. Later, this story was used to admonish those who dropped out of school in the middle of their studies. It is from Liu Xiang's "Biography of a Lady - Motherhood".

4. Painting Ogi and Maru, used to praise the mother for teaching her son well. It is the same as "Painting Ogi and Pills". From: Song, Ouyang Xiu when young, mother Zheng's to draw the ground with ogi to teach her son to read. Tang, Liu Zhong Ying young learning, mother Han with bear bile and pills, so that Ying night chewing to refresh the brain.

5. The teaching of the three moves, the metaphor of choosing to live in a suitable environment to facilitate the education of children. From Liu Xiang's "Biography of the Ladies".