Firstly, he was unwilling to obey his parents and got his relatives involved in injustice; secondly, his family was poor and he did not seek to become an official and make a fortune; thirdly, he did not marry a wife and had no sons to hold sacrifices.

The first unfilial piety means: knowing clearly that parents have done wrong things, but still willingly obeying and catering to them. As a result, the parents are trapped in unrighteousness, which is a manifestation of unfilial piety. During the Warring States Period, there was a famous general in Qi State named Kuang Zhang. His parents had a falling out, and his father killed his mother and buried her under the stable.

Later, when Kuang Zhang became a general, King Qi Wei persuaded him to move his mother out of the stable and find a cemetery for burial, but he refused. The reason was that he did not have his father's consent. The father died without agreeing to the relocation. If the son did this, he would be violating his father's wishes and being unfilial. But everyone in the world thinks that he would be unfilial if he didn't move the burial!

You didn’t stop your parents from getting along with each other, and you didn’t stop them from fighting. Your mother was killed by your father, but you didn’t report it. Dare you call it filial piety? So, it is unjustifiable that after his father died, his mother was buried under the stable. It is unfilial to allow your father to do evil and give your father an unjust reputation.

The second unfilial piety means that a person who lives in a poor family still misses the warmth of his family and refuses to work hard in society. According to the ancients, it is called "not seeking an official position", which is a very unfilial behavior. This one is easier to understand, because if a woman wants to embody "filial piety", she should give her parents a better life. "Being close to the elderly" and loving home can be understood as staying at home and "chewing on the elderly".

The third unfilial piety is the most serious one among the people - having no offspring. Being childless means having no sons. Chinese people attach great importance to the inheritance of ancestors. During festivals and festivals, weddings, funerals, and ancestor worship must be hosted by men in the family. Without a son, the incense will be cut off. It is tantamount to cutting off descendants.

Famous aphorisms about filial piety:

1. Sheep have the kindness of kneeling to breastfeed, and crows have the meaning of feeding back. ——"Zengguang Xianwen"

2. How similar mothers are all over the world! Their hearts are always the same. ——Vapchalov

3. Treat your parents as you want your children to treat you. ——Isocrates

4. A son is filial to his father and has a broad heart. ——Chen Yuanliang

5. Maternal love is a huge flame. ——Romain Rolland

6. Communism is not only manifested in the fields and sweaty factories, it is also manifested in families, around the dinner table, among relatives, and in mutual relationships. . ——Mayakovsky

7. If a person makes his mother sad, no matter how prominent his status is or how famous he is, he is a despicable person. ——Amici

8. Love what your parents love, and respect what your parents love. ——Confucius

9. The first is to be filial to your younger brother, and the second to be faithful. ——Li Yuxiu

10. Without a peaceful family, there will be no peaceful society. ——Daisaku Ikeda

11. There is no greater virtue than filial piety, and no greater virtue than sincerity. ——He Zhu

12. Great filial piety means lifelong admiration for parents. ——Meng Ke

13. Mother is the only force that can make death surrender. ——Gorky

14. The most distressing thing in the world is to look down on your own home. ——Dickens

15. For children, the value of parents’ charity is that it is more reliable and trustworthy than any other emotion. ——Russell

16. Nothing can replace a mother. ——Ba Jin

17. Whoever refuses the instruction of his parents will first lose the opportunity to be a human being. ——Haji Abubakar Imang

18. Don’t eat the valley of the world in vain by being unfilial. Although the world is vast, it cannot tolerate disobedience. ——"Song of Encouraging Filial Piety"

19. The way of Yao and Shun was only filial piety. ——Li Gang

20. Old age, like a nightingale, should have its nocturne.

——Kant