Liang Qichao not only cares about his children's studies, work, life, and health, but also provides meticulous guidance on their character, conduct, conduct, and conduct. In his view, education is nothing else. Education is about teaching people to learn to be a human being, and to learn to be a modern person. He talked about the relationship between seeking knowledge and learning to be a human being. He once told young people honestly and bluntly: "If you become a person, the more knowledge you have, the better; if you cannot become a person, the more knowledge you have, the better." The worse." The question is, how can one become a person as he said? He said: "Human psychology has three parts: knowledge, emotion and intention. When these three parts are fully developed, our sages call it the three virtues - wisdom, benevolence and courage. Why is it called 'dade'? Because these three virtues are One thing is the standard of human morality. There are always three things that can make a person complete. Confucius said: 'The wise do not worry, the brave do not fear. 'So education should be divided into three parts. Intellectual education, emotional education, and spiritual education - the intellectual education, moral education, and physical education we are talking about now are wrong. The scope of moral education is too general, and the scope of physical education is too narrow. Intellectual education should teach people not to be confused, and emotional education should teach people not to worry. Education must teach people not to be afraid. When educating tutors, we should take these three things as the ultimate goal. We should also take these three things as the ultimate goal when educating ourselves."

Liang Qichao is an enlightened father. He is also a brilliant educator. He is superior in temperament, character, vision, mind and many other aspects. His family tradition and tutoring often focus on the big picture and start small. Every letter he wrote to his children conveyed his body temperature. He spoke eloquently, revealing frankness, peace, sincerity and warmth. In this way, all kinds of life principles are subtly reflected in the "moistening things silently" narration. affects children. Looking at his life, he was like a hard-working gardener, cultivating and watering, and finally bore abundant fruits. Each of his nine children became talented, and he passed on the Liang family tradition and family education to the next generation. Xie Guozhen, a top student at Tsinghua Research Institute, once taught in the Liang family. He was extremely envious of the Liang family's family tradition and tutoring. He often told his classmates that if you want to be a gentleman, you must start from home. In any case, Liang Qichao's fatherhood, family tradition and tutoring are precious treasures left to future generations, and they are worthy of our serious attention and imitation.