1. A four-character idiom about being grateful to parents

Boyu’s weeping stick means being filial to your parents.

Banyixicaicai refers to wearing colorful clothes and playing with babies to entertain their parents. Later, it was used as an allusion to filial piety for caring for parents in old age.

It is said that when Lao Laizi was seventy years old, he wore colorful clothes and performed children's plays to entertain his relatives. Later, it was used as an allusion to filial piety for caring for parents in old age.

Pinyi Xicai refers to wearing colorful clothes and playing with babies to entertain their parents. Later, it was used as an allusion to filial piety for caring for parents in old age.

Chenghuan Chenghuan: formerly refers to serving parents; kneeling: children relied on their parents’ knees when they were young, so it means childhood. It used to mean serving parents.

Ciwu feeds back Ci: to support; Ciwu: a type of crow, which is said to feed back to its mother; backfeeding: when the young crow grows up, it feeds its mother with food. It is a metaphor for children to repay their parents for their upbringing.

Ciwu returns to feed Ci: support. Feeding back: When the chick grows up, it feeds its mother with food in its mouth. It is a metaphor for children to repay their parents for their upbringing.

It is said that in the Spring and Autumn Period there was an old Laizi who was very filial. Even when he was seventy years old, he would sometimes wear colorful clothes and pretend to be a child to make his parents laugh. Later, it was used as an allusion to be filial to parents.

Dingsheng Wen 凊 Dingsheng: In ancient times, children greeted their parents morning and evening; Wen 凊: shorthand for warm in winter and summer 凊, Wen means warm quilt and 凊 means fan mat. Describes children as very filial.

Feed back in the mouth: When the chick grows up, it feeds the mother in its mouth. The little crow then fed its mother with food. It is a metaphor for children to repay their parents' kindness.

The feeling of feeding back is a metaphor for children growing up to support their parents and repay their kindness.

Private reciprocal feeding: when the baby bird grows up, it feeds its mother food. It is a metaphor for children growing up to support their parents and repay the kindness of raising them.

Father is kind and son is filial. Father: refers to parents; son: children. Parents are kind to their children, and children are filial to their parents. 2. Four-character idioms praising mothers

1. Meng’s mother moved three times in order to choose a good environment to educate her children. Describe parents who teach their children well.

2. The virtue of maternal ritual: as a model of mother. Mother’s character. Generally refers to women's moral character.

3. Lick the calf: lick; lick the calf: the old cow licks the calf’s hair to show caressing. A metaphor for love for children.

4. The love of licking a calf: licking; licking a calf: an old cow licks the calf’s hair to show caressing. A metaphor for love for children.

5. The meaning of licking a calf: licking; licking a calf: an old cow licks the calf’s hair to show caressing. A metaphor for love for children.

6. Private licking: licking; licking the calf: the old cow licks the calf's hair to show caressing. A metaphor for love for children.

7. A mother is worried about her children traveling thousands of miles away. As a mother, she is always worried about her children. Describes the sincere and deep maternal love.

8. Kaifeng and Hanquan Kaifeng: Gentle wind, a metaphor for maternal love; Cold Spring: a metaphor for labor and sorrow. It expresses the children's deep longing for their mother.

9. Swallowing bitter food and vomiting sweet food means that the mother eats coarse food herself and feeds her baby with sweet food. Describe the depth of maternal love. 3. Four words to describe a sentence of gratitude to parents, about 40 words

1. The most important thing for a filial son is to respect his relatives; the most important thing to respect his relatives is to support him in the world.

——Mencius 2. I feel sorry for my parents, who worked so hard to give birth to me. ——The Book of Songs 3. Once a teacher, always a father.

4. Whoever says nothing will be rewarded with three springs of glory. 5. The kindness of a drop of water should be repaid by a spring of water.

6. Being a human being is like a candle. It has some heat and some light, giving people light and warmth. ——Xiao Chunu 7. Life needs a grateful heart to create, and a grateful heart needs life to nourish.

——Wang Fu 8. Don’t forget the man who dug the well when drinking water. The predecessors planted trees for future generations to enjoy the shade. 9. There is no greater kindness than knowing how to repay kindness.

10. Sheep have the kindness of kneeling down to breastfeed, and crows have the kindness of feeding back. 11. I borrowed thousands of dendrobium water from the river and made it into calligraphy to praise my teacher.

12. Give him a peach and repay him with a plum. 13. One father raises ten sons, and ten sons raise one father.

14. Look down on the world as disappearing like smoke, but remember that kindness remains like blood. 15. A father’s kindness is higher than a mountain, and a mother’s kindness is deeper than the sea.

16. The kindness of one meal should never be forgotten.

17. Fish know that the kindness of water is the source of happiness.

18. Poor parents in the world. 19. The kindness of knowing and meeting someone should never be forgotten.

20. I feel sorry for my parents. I don’t know the kindness of my parents if I don’t have children. 21. God has mercy on the grass, but late love is common in the world.

22. Thank you to fate, thank you to the people, thank you to your thoughts, and thank you to everyone I want to thank. ——Lu Xun 23. Parents who love their children have far-reaching plans.

24. When people help me, I will never forget it; when I help others, I won’t forget it. ——Hua Luogeng 25. If you are not a householder, you don’t know how valuable firewood and rice are. If you don’t raise children, you don’t know how to repay your mother’s kindness. 26. If you want to repay kindness, you want to forget resentment; repaying resentment is short, but repaying kindness is long.

27. Gratitude is a spiritual treasure. ——Locke 28. Gratitude is the health of the soul.

——Nietzsche 29. Without gratitude, there is no real virtue. ——Rousseau 30. The most beautiful scene in the world occurs when we miss our mother.

—— Maupassant 31. The reason why family is important is mainly because it allows parents to gain emotions. ——Russell 32. The virtue of parents is a huge wealth.

——Horace 33. How similar mothers are all over the world! Their hearts are always the same, they both have an extremely pure and innocent heart. ——Whitman 34. The kindness of parents cannot be drowned by water or extinguished by fire.

——Proverb from the former Soviet Union 35. Only when you raise a son can you know how hard your mother is, and only when you raise a daughter can you know how grateful you are to your mother. ——Japanese proverb 36. Ingratitude is more powerful than lying, vanity, rhetoric, drunkenness, or other evils of the fragile human heart.

——British proverb 37. An ungrateful person cannot be saved if he is in trouble. ——Greek proverb 38. Gratitude is the least of virtues, and ungratefulness is the worst of conduct.

——British proverb 39. Despicable people are always ungrateful, and ungratefulness is a despicable part of the original. ——Hugo 40. The bees sip honey from the flowers and express their gratitude when they leave.

The flamboyant butterfly believes that the flower should thank him. ——Tagore 41. Charitable behavior can relieve the pain of others more than money.

——Rousseau 42. To know the kindness of parents, hold children and grandchildren in your arms. ——Japanese proverb 43. No matter how proud a person is of his achievements, he should drink water and think about his source. He should remember that it was his teacher who sowed the original seeds for their growth.

Famous quotes about gratitude: Work hard and die. (Zhuge Liang's "The Master's Guide") The crow has the meaning of feeding back, and the sheep know that the kindness of kneeling at the breast and dripping water should be repaid by the spring. Who says that the heart of an inch of grass can repay the three spring rays. Bees sip nectar from the flowers and leave the camp. Thank you.

The flamboyant butterfly believes that the flower should thank him. —— Rabindranath Tagore When people help me, I will never forget them; when I help others, I won’t forget them.

—— Hua Luogeng Every kind of favor has a barb, which will hook the mouth that swallows the favor. The benefactor can drag him wherever he wants—— Don't be ungrateful. Lying, vanity, gossip, drunkenness or other vices that exist in the hearts of vulnerable people are even more powerful - British proverb: Despicable people are always ungrateful: ungratefulness is originally a part of being despicable - Hugo The ungrateful person falls into difficulty In the middle, there is no way to be saved - Greek proverb: If a person receives a great favor and later turns against the benefactor, he must take care of his own dignity and must be more vicious than an unrelated stranger. He must prove the other person's guilt in order to explain his own. Ruthlessness - Thackeray Gratitude is the least of virtues, ingratitude is the worst of vices - British proverb An ignorant person wants to do something good, but ends up doing harm to others; a little magpie pulls out his mother's Feathers, thinking that they have repaid the kindness of upbringing - Tibetan proverb: Water cannot drown the kindness of parents, and fire cannot extinguish it - Soviet proverb: Father's kindness is higher than the mountain, mother's kindness is deeper than the sea - Japanese proverb: You should know your parents' kindness, and hold them in your arms Children and grandchildren - Japanese proverb: Only when you raise a child do you know how hard your mother has worked; when you raise a daughter, you know how grateful you are to your mother - Japanese proverb: You don't know your mother since childhood, only when you raise children do you know how to repay your mother's kindness - Japanese proverb: If you don't raise a family, you don't know how expensive firewood and rice are; if you don't raise children, you don't know how to repay your mother's kindness - Chinese proverb My father gave birth to me, my mother bowed to me, carried me, raised me, nurtured me, cared for me, revived me, entered and exited me. The virtues that I desire to repay, Haotian is extremely ignorant of. Holding a ring to tie grass, repaying kindness. De Jing's silhouette is shimmering in the solitary lamp at night. He looks at his son like a dragon and looks up at him soaring into the sky. Youhu's temples are covered with cold frost, the waist of her skirt falls in spring, and the tips of her eyebrows rise in autumn.

In the 32nd year, there were storms and waves, the rain and clouds disappeared, and there was a flood of thoughts. Remembering the hard work of a loving mother for half a lifetime, kneeling down to nurse a lamb, and repaying her today. 4. Four-letter words to express gratitude to parents

Sorry for parents

So sad, so sad, my parents! It originally refers to the people who worked outside all year round under tyranny in ancient times and felt sad when their parents were sick, old and dead and could not take care of them.

Entong parents

En: favor; Tong: like. Treat others with the same benefits and kindness as your parents.

The country of parents

Refers to the motherland.

Meng’s mother moved three times

Meng Ke’s mother moved three times in order to choose a good environment to educate her children.

The mother is noble because of the son.

The mother is noble because of the noble son.

Worship the mother in Shengtang

Sheng: ascend; Tang: in ancient times, it refers to the front room of the palace. Meet the other person’s mother. Refers to being sworn friends to each other.

Stubborn father and mother

Refers to a foolish, stubborn and cruel parent.

A good wife and mother

A good wife to her husband and a good mother to her children.

Food and clothing parents

Refers to the people on whom life depends.

Zeng’s mother threw herself into a tree

It refers to Zeng Shen’s mother who heard the rumor that “Zeng Shen committed murder” three times in a row and believed it to be true. She threw herself into the tree and ran away, saying that the rumors were terrible.

5. A collection of four-character idioms about maternal love

Meng’s mother moved three times,

A kinder mother than a loving mother,

Great-grandmother threw herself into a tree,

The hard work,

Thoughts on the cold spring,

Sorry for the parents,

The parents’ kindness,

The spring light on the grass,

Go to the church to worship mother,

Lacking the calf with deep love,

Taking care of every detail,

Haotian Wangji,

Old Cow licking a calf,

Swallowing bitterness and vomiting sweetness,

Drawing Ogi to teach his son,

Drawing Ogiwamaru,

Drawing Ogimaru bear ,

Amiable,

The commandment of breaking the weave,

Considerate,

The love of a licking calf,

Teachings of Three Moves 6. 10 four-character idioms about gratitude

10 four-character idioms about gratitude:

Knot a grass ring, thirsty people can drink easily, Qianren Many thanks, the knot of grass, the knot of grass,

Gratitude and resentment, gratitude and gratitude, gratitude and gratitude, gratitude and kindness, deep kindness and great meaning

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Idiom: knot grass with a ring

Pinyin: [jié cǎo xián huán]

Definition: knot grass: tie the grass into a rope to save the benefactor; hold the ring : Holding a jade ring in his mouth. In the old days, it was a metaphor for being grateful and repaying one's kindness, something that would never be forgotten until death.

Source: Li Xingdao of the Yuan Dynasty, "The Story of the Gray Ladder": "Thank you so much, madam; I will tie a grass ring around my head; this kindness must be repaid!"

Sentence: Mr. Grateful I will definitely repay you with death for your life-saving grace in the future.

Idiom: Thousands of thanks

Pinyin: [qiān ēn wàn xiè]

Definition: To express gratitude and thanks again and again.

Source: Chapter 14 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "Li Zhu was an astrologer. After receiving the money, he resigned from Fan Quan and Wang Qing with great gratitude. Reply to Duanjiazhuang."

Sentence: The mute bowed and saluted again, and walked out with a lot of gratitude.

Idiom: tie the grass with a ring

Pinyin: [xián huán jié cǎo]

Definition: tie the grass: knot the grass into a rope to save the benefactor; hold the title Huan: Holding a jade ring in the mouth. In the old days, it was a metaphor for being grateful and repaying one's kindness, something that would never be forgotten until death.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Fifteenth Year": "During the battle of the Fu family, I saw an old man knotting grass to make Du Hui stand up, and Du Hui jumped up, so he was captured." Tang Dynasty· Bai Juyi's poem "Redemption of Chicken": "Don't learn to hold a bird with a ring in its mouth, and repay kindness in a rugged way."

Sentence: A great kindness is not repaid, but it is engraved in the heart. ~, live and die.