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Famous aphorisms about how to fulfill your filial piety as early as possible

1. Don’t be slow to answer the call, be sincere and cheerful.

From "Encouragement to Repay Parental Favors".

Note: When parents call you, you should immediately agree to it, do not neglect it, be sincere and with a smile on your face.

2. It is filial piety to raise a child well while he is alive; to bury him sparingly after his death is truly a virtuous child.

From "Collection of Proverbs"

3. If you love me, it's so difficult to be filial; if you love me and hate me, filial piety will be a wise thing.

From (Qing Dynasty) Li Yuxiu's "Disciple Regulations".

Comments: My parents love me, so why should I be filial? If my parents hate me, but I still show my filial piety, I am virtuous.

4. To know the kindness of relatives, it depends on your son; if you want your son to be obedient, you must first be filial to your parents.

From "Four Words".

Note: Only by raising children can you understand the nurturing grace of your parents; if you ask your children to be filial to you, you must first be filial to your own parents.

5. Being a son should end with filial piety; being a father should end with kindness.

From "The University"

Note: A son should be filial to his parents; a father should be loving to his son.

6. Confucius said: "One must not know the age of one's parents, one is happy and the other is fearful."

From "The Analects of Confucius·Li Ren No. 4" (Spring and Autumn Period) .

Note: Confucius said; "One cannot ignore the age of one's parents. On the one hand, one is happy for their longevity, and on the other hand, one is worried about their aging."