Parents still have a place to go in life, and when they leave, they have a way home. That is to say, when your parents are alive, you have a place to go in your life and a place to put your soul. When your parents leave, your life belongs to your own people, and your immediate home is cut off, leaving only your own way home. This sentence comes from Bi Shumin's "Filial Piety is priceless".

As the saying goes, "the tree wants to be quiet, but the wind does not stop. The son wants to raise it, but he doesn't want to stay close." When your parents give you a growing home and a harbor to go home, you must spend more time to be filial. Going home is not to let people eat their hometown meals, but to cherish the time with your parents.

Parents still have a place in life. Parents just have a deep understanding of the way home.

After all, our parents are still alive, and we will always be children. But the second half is a little sad. There is only one way home in life, and my parents are gone. This way of going home has become redundant. Simply put, this means that you have spent the first half of your life and are asking you, have you run out of filial piety to your parents?

Life is like a cycle. When parents are here, there is still a place to live. You need to pay for your parents. But when there is only one way home in your life, you can feel the feelings of your parents more and more. This is not nostalgia or nostalgia, but a cycle of traditional filial piety.