First, bear hardships and stand hard work.
Vernacular interpretation: Confucianism: eating; Xin: Bitter. Describe the hardships; Bear the pain. Also known as "bitter".
Said by: The Story of Zhonghe Sheng Xiang Yuan: "No matter what is bitter, it is born in Chu Muru."
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Su Shi
It takes hundreds of millions of lives to complete everything.
The frail old man worked hard to put his five children through college.
Second, Meng Mu moved three times.
Interpretation of vernacular: Monk's mother moved three times to choose a good environment to educate her children.
From: Mencius' Word Meaning: "Mencius was born with a gentle temperament and was taught three times by his loving mother when he was young."
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Zhao Qi
Mencius was born with quality and was educated by his mother since childhood.
Example: In ancient times, "Meng Mu moved three times and lived next door". Now parents care more about their children than Meng Mu.
Third, grace is not just a loving mother.
Vernacular interpretation: finished: finished. More important than the kindness of a loving mother. Describe the kindness.
Said by: On Drought and Hunger in Taiwan: "Your Majesty is more grateful than a loving mother."
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Han Yu
Your majesty is very kind to your mother.
Example: When I think of the cold spring, I am confused in the boundless sky. The old calf is full of hardships and kinder than the loving mother. Meng Mu moved three times, but my great-grandmother loved it and pitied the wind of inheritance.
Fourth, draw a dragon core.
Vernacular interpretation: Di: Reed. Draw and write on the ground with reeds and educate your son to read. Used to praise the mother for teaching her children well.
From: Biography of Ouyang Xiu, History of Song Dynasty: "My family is poor and I would like to draw a geography book."
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Ouyang Xiu
Poverty at home led to study as planned.
Example: There are countless touching stories about mothers. Meng Mu's Three Major Movements and Ou Mu's Painting Godson have been handed down to this day, and they are still very enlightening to people today.
Five, every grass and tree in spring
Vernacular interpretation: inch of grass: grass; Chunhui: the sunshine in spring. The mind of the grass; The kindness of spring is hard to repay. Metaphor children can't repay the kindness of their parents.
From: The poem Ode to a Wanderer: "The thread in the hand of a kind mother makes clothes for the body of her wayward boy. Before leaving, I had a stitch for fear that my son would come back late and his clothes would be damaged. But every inch of grass is a little sentimental, and it is rewarded with three chunhui! "
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Meng Jiao
The kind mother is holding a needle and thread in her hand, making new clothes for the children who are going on a long trip. Before leaving, she was busy sewing the clothes tightly, fearing that the child would not come back for a long time. Who can say that filial piety is like grass, just like grass can't repay the spring sunshine, how can a son repay his mother's kindness?
Example: the horizon is close at hand, and nothing grows spring. No matter how far a wanderer goes, he can't leave the care of his loving mother.