1. Old people, I am old, and people are old; young people, I am young, and people are young. (Mencius)

2. To cross Mount Tai to reach the North Sea is impossible, but it is not impossible; to break branches for an old man is not possible, but not impossible. (Zhuangzi)

3. If a minister had no grandmother, he would not be able to live to this day; if his grandmother had no minister, he would not be able to live out his remaining years. Grandfather and grandson are more dependent on each other. (Li Mi)

4. Whoever says nothing will be rewarded with three rays of spring. (Meng Jiao)

5. I am about to go out and take my clothes to see him off, but when I have not returned, I lean on the pavilion to look out. (Huang Zunxian)

Respecting the elderly and loving the young can make the family more harmonious

1. A son is filial to his father and has a broad heart. (Chen Yuanliang)

2. Be as happy as youth when you are old! Youth, like a lark, has its morning song; old age, like a nightingale, should have its nocturne. (Kant)

3. The thread in a loving mother’s hand, the clothes on a wanderer’s body. (Meng Jiao)

4. A mother’s heart is a paradise for her children. (Italian proverb)

5. I look at the cradle, my son is growing, I have no right to rest! (José Martí)

Respecting the old and loving the young can reflect personal character

1. Being respected when you are old is the most beautiful privilege of the human spirit. (Stendhal)

2. Respect for the elderly is natural and normal. Respect is not only expressed verbally, but also should be reflected in practice. (David Decker)

3. Repaying parents for their upbringing is also a respect for human labor. (Spoken saying)

4. The whole secret of educational skills lies in how to care for children. (Suhomlinsky)

5. Instead of criticizing your children, it is better to be a role model. (Joubert)

Respecting the old and loving the young is all about caring

1. Only by giving all the love, all the wisdom and all the talents of the parents can we cultivate great people. . (Makarenko)

2. People who are cultivated without the love of their parents are often defective people. (Makarenko)

3. Children have the obligation to support and support their parents. (Spoken saying)

4. You have no sympathy for the old man who fell to the ground, and no one came to help you when you fell. (Indian proverb)

5. Using beatings to educate children is similar to how apes educate their offspring. (Makarenko)

Respecting the old and caring for the young should start from the small things around you

1. Being ruthless does not necessarily mean you are a hero. How can you not be a husband if you pity your son. (Lu Xun)

2. Don’t leave your beloved son with you. Only by letting him go out to exercise can he become famous all over the world. (Thai proverb)

3. For the sake of my children, I must act very gently and carefully. (Marx)

4. Respect the teachings of Xiangxu, apply the meaning of filial piety and brotherhood, and award the white ones to live up to the road! (Mencius)

5. Confucius said: Filial piety is the scripture of heaven, the righteousness of earth, and the conduct of the people. (Kangxi)

Zilu was a native of Lu in the late Spring and Autumn Period. Among the disciples of Confucius, he was famous for his political affairs. Especially famous for his bravery. But Zilu's family was very poor when he was young, and he lived on coarse grains and wild vegetables for many years.

Once, the elderly parents wanted to eat rice, but there was no rice at home. What should they do? Zilu thought that if he climbed a few mountains to borrow some rice from his relatives, wouldn't he be able to satisfy his parents' request?

So Xiao Zilu walked more than ten miles over the mountains and ridges, and carried back a small bag of rice from his relatives' house. Seeing his parents eating the fragrant rice, Zilu forgot about his fatigue. Neighbors praised Zilu as a brave and filial boy.

Case 2

Bao Gong is Bao Zheng (999-1062 AD), named Xiren, from Hefei, Luzhou (now Hefei City, Anhui Province). His father Bao Yi was a former imperial minister. San Dafu, after his death, he was awarded the posthumous title of Minister of Punishment. Bao Gong was known for his filial piety and straightforward nature when he was young. In the fifth year of Emperor Renzong's reign in the Song Dynasty, that is, in 1027 AD, he won the Jinshi Scholarship at the age of 28.

He first served as a judge at Dali Temple, and later as the county magistrate of Jianchang (now Yongxiu, Jiangxi Province). Because his parents were old and unwilling to follow him to other places, Bao Gong immediately resigned from his official position and returned home to take care of his parents. His filial piety was praised by officials.

A few years later, his parents passed away one after another, and Bao Gong re-entered his official career. This was done only after the hard persuasion of the villagers. In feudal society, if parents only have one son, then the son cannot leave his parents alone and just go to work as an official in another place. This is against the provisions of feudal law. Under normal circumstances, parents will follow for the sake of their son's future. Or the son and other members of the family may advise. It was rare in the feudal era for parents not to follow their sons to become officials and provide for their retirement, because it meant that their sons had to abide by the constraints of feudal ethics and resign their official positions to take care of themselves. The history books do not specify the specific reason. It may be that his parents were ill and could not bear the bumps on the road, so Bao Gong resigned from his official position.

No matter what the situation is, Bao Gong can take the initiative to resign from his official position, which still shows that he is not the kind of person who is obsessed with officialdom. Filial piety to parents can also serve as an example for some people with low quality today. In the past, most of the stories were about Bao Gong's selflessness, and ignored Bao Gong's filial piety to his parents.

Example 3

Huang Xiang in the Eastern Han Dynasty is a historically recognized model of "filial piety". When Huang Xiang was a child, her family was in a difficult situation. She lost her mother at the age of 10 and her father was sick. On sultry summer days, he used a fan to swat mosquitoes before going to bed, and cooled the bed and pillow where his father slept, so that his father could fall asleep earlier; on cold winter nights, he got into the cold bed and warmed it with his body. Then he let his father sleep. In winter, he couldn't afford a cotton-padded jacket. In order to prevent his father from being sad, he never cried out and showed joy and joy. He worked hard to create a happy atmosphere at home so that his father could feel relieved and recover as soon as possible. .

Example 4

The older generation revolutionary Zhu De wrote the article "Remembering My Mother", praising his mother's incomparable love and noble qualities with infinite affection. When Mao Zedong received a letter from home that his mother was critically ill, he set out on the road at starry night, traveling day and night. He stroked his mother's coffin and cried loudly. In his grief, he wrote the "Essay on Mother's Commemoration": "My mother is high in wind, and I recommend fraternity above all else." Soong Ching Ling was extremely filial and sincere, and "wept endlessly" in front of her mother's death. Chen Yi visited his mother and insisted on washing clothes for her mother who was paralyzed in bed. Li Peng was extremely filial to his mother. During holidays, Li Peng and his wife would always bring their mother's favorite food and go to her place to say hello.

Case 5

In Shanghai Jianping Middle School, which is famous for its implementation of the "Cross-century Education Project" across the country, a 13-year-old boy titled "Mom, I am your eyes" ’s speech made 26 members of the National Female Mayors Investigation Team shed tears. When this classmate was 9 years old, his mother went blind, and his young shoulders were burdened with more family responsibilities and obligations prematurely. In order to buy a tape of the Shanghai Opera that his mother liked, he used his rest day to run around the streets of Shanghai. 6 hours!