Composition: 1. What is filial piety? Filial piety is the half-grain of candy that a child at heart slips out of his mouth to give to his parents: Filial piety is when a child returns from school and sweetly says "Mom" at the door; Filial piety is the act of rushing to serve rice to his parents before a meal... ... Filial piety, he is by your side all the time. Inadvertently, he gently raises his hand and fully integrates the element of filial piety.

2. What is filial piety? Filial piety is the intention to "go home often and visit" as an adult; filial piety is the generous reward after success and fame; filial piety is the attentive care of parents after they are ill. Childish and innocent filial piety is like the twinkling stars in the eyes; filial piety in youth is like flawless emerald; filial piety in adulthood is like dull platinum.

3 What is filial piety? Filial piety is a glass of wine to repay parents, warm and sweet. Filial piety is the flower that blooms in the soul. It is more eternal than flowers in nature, exuding a long-lasting fragrance. Filial piety is a kind of broad-mindedness. This kind of broadness is enough to accommodate all things in the world; as big as the world is, so is filial piety.

4. What is filial piety? In the Jin Dynasty, Wang Xiang "lyed on the ice to beg for carps", and in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Chongqiu "cut off his legs to make soup". The true and sincere filial piety touched people's hearts. The ancients said: "Whoever speaks of the heart of an inch of grass will be rewarded with three rays of spring."

5. What is filial piety? The famous writer Bi Shumin told us: Filial piety is a fleeting attachment, and filial piety is happiness that cannot be reproduced; filial piety is a past that will be regretted for eternity; filial piety is the chain at the intersection of life and life. Once broken, there will never be a connection. Filial piety-----the responsibility and foundation of life. Be filial to your parents!

Filial piety is the most beautiful flower of family ties. Four stories: A Hundred Miles of Bearing Rice

Zhong Yuan, also known as Zilu or Ji Lu, was a native of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period and a proud disciple of Confucius. He was straightforward and brave in character. Very filial. In his early years, his family was poor, so he often picked wild vegetables to make meals, but he carried rice home from hundreds of miles away to serve his parents. After the death of his parents, he became a high official and was ordered to go to the state of Chu. He was accompanied by hundreds of chariots and horses, and he had as much grain as ten thousand bells. Sitting on the folded brocade mattress and eating a sumptuous feast, he often missed his parents and sighed: "Even if I want to eat wild vegetables and carry rice for my parents, where can I get it again?" Confucius praised: "You Serving your parents can be said to be a matter of doing your best while you are alive and missing you after death." ("Confucius' Family Sayings. Thoughts") Famous aphorisms

Parents are only worried about their illness. ——Meng Wubo

Today’s filial piety means being able to provide for others. As for dogs and horses, they can all be kept. Disrespect, why bother! ——Ziyou

When there is a difficult problem, the disciple will do his best; if there is wine and food, the teacher will make the meal. Did you ever think you were filial? ——Zi Xia

Serving parents, admonishing them a few times, not obeying their will, yet respecting them without disobeying them, working hard without complaining. ——Confucius said

If you don’t travel far away when your parents are around, you will definitely travel well. ——Confucius said