Examples of family training (family rules):

1. Go home as soon as school is over every day, and do not wander on the road.

2. Talk to your parents when you go out to play.

3. Help your parents with housework and be a filial and sensible child.

Explanation:

As the saying goes, there is no rule without rules. For young children, it is particularly important to establish good family rules. And family rules should start with cultivating children's habits. Let Children understand that it is dangerous to go home and wander on the road after school. They should greet their parents when they go out to play, so that parents can be mentally prepared and control their children's whereabouts to reduce the risk factor. Filial piety is the first priority. Children must learn to be filial to their parents and understand how to behave. According to the tradition of virtue, a child is a blank slate. He will learn whatever you teach him. Cultivating good habits will benefit him throughout his life.

Classic family rules and mottos:

1. As a person, you must be honest (obey the law), be honest (be the same on the inside and outside), be kind, and do more good deeds, and good things will eventually happen.

2. If the descendants of the clan, etc., do reckless things, and those who are famous teachers, they will not wait for the official to be called, and they will be rectified in the temple first.

3. When you have porridge and a meal, you should think about the difficulty of getting there; half a thread, half a thread, always think about the difficulty of material resources.

4. Emphasis on moral cultivation, strict sentiments and character; support justice and denounce evil.

5. If you want to have a high family status, you must do good deeds, and if you want to have good children and grandchildren, you must study.

6. A person who has virtue for a hundred generations will have descendants for a hundred generations to protect him; a person who has virtue for ten generations will have descendants for ten generations to protect him; if there is no latter, that is virtue. Extremely thin.

7. A porridge or a meal should be remembered as hard-won; half a thread and half a strand should be kept in mind that material resources are difficult.

8. He is diligent and respectful, even if he is a fool, he still has a virtuous and wise flavor.

9. The first is to get up late; the second is to be lazy; the third is to be luxurious; the fourth is to be proud. In addition to observing the four precepts, we must also follow four appropriate rules: first, we should read diligently; second, we should respect our teachers; third, we should love others; fourth, we should eat prudently.

10. Students must be diligent in three aspects: diligent in hands, diligent in thinking, and diligent in reading.