1. Parents who love their children have far-reaching plans.

Author: Liu Xiang.

From: "Warring States Policy? Touching the Dragon and Talking about the Queen Mother Zhao"

Interpretation: The great love in the world is the kind of love that parents love for their children. How do parents love their children? They Think long-term for your children and think about their future.

2. If my descendants are like me, what will they do with their wealth? If a virtuous person has a lot of money, his ambition will be damaged. My descendants are not as good as me, so what do I do with the money? Being foolish and having too much wealth will increase your faults.

Author: Lin Zexu.

Dynasty: Qing Dynasty.

From: Couplet of Qing Dynasty politician Lin Zexu.

Interpretation: If future generations are as honest as me, why should I leave money to them? He is already very virtuous and smart, but my leaving money and property to him will only damage his will to fight. If my descendants are not as good as me, leaving money to them will only make them idle and indolent, and they will live in vain. The more money he keeps, the more he behaves and the more his faults increase.

3. Since ancient times, heroes have suffered many hardships, while dandies have always had few great men.

Author: Wang Baochi.

Dynasty: Modern.

From: "Seven Rules·Encouraging Learning".

Explanation: Since ancient times, all heroes who have achieved great things have experienced many hardships, but few children of wealthy families can achieve great things.

4. Although I love him, I actually harm him. Although I say I am worried about it, I actually hate it.

Author: Liu Zongyuan.

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty.

From: "The Biography of Planting Trees and Guo Lituo".

Explanation: Although we say we love it, we actually harm it; although we say we are worried about it, we actually hate it.

5. The orphaned calf touches the breast, and the arrogant son scolds his mother.

Author: Fan Ye.

Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty.

From: "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Qiu Lan Biography".

Interpretation: A calf will touch the cow's udder when sucking milk, and an arrogant son will scold his mother. It is a metaphor that pampered children tend to be disobedient and unfilial.

3. Famous quotes about doting

1. Parents love their children deeply.

Author: Liu Xiang. From: "Warring States Policy? Touching the Dragon and Talking about the Queen Mother Zhao" Interpretation: The great love in the world is the kind of love that parents love their children. How do parents love their children? They consider their children's long-term considerations and their future.

2. If my descendants are like me, what will they do with their wealth? If a virtuous person has a lot of money, his ambition will be damaged. My descendants are not as good as me, so what do I do with the money? Being foolish and having too much wealth will increase your faults.

Author: Lin Zexu. Dynasty: Qing Dynasty.

From: Couplet of Qing Dynasty politician Lin Zexu. Interpretation: If future generations are as honest as me, why should I leave money to them? He is already very virtuous and intelligent, but my leaving money and property to him will only damage his will to fight.

My descendants are not as good as me, so leaving money to them will only make them idle and indolent, and they will live in vain. The more money he keeps, the more he behaves and the more his faults increase.

3. Since ancient times, heroes have suffered many hardships, while dandies have always had few great men. Author: Wang Baochi.

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