1. Looking for relevant information, famous quotes, and stories about "filial piety, love, and sincerity"

Twenty-Four Filial Piety_Both Loyalty and Filial Piety. Shen Zhixu, the general of Daochuan, Hunan Province in the Ming Dynasty, had an only daughter. My son’s name is Shen Yunying. He has been smart and studious since he was a child, and learned martial arts from his father. Shen Yunying was only seventeen years old at the time because her father died on the battlefield while leading an army to meet a foreign army. She climbed up to a high place and shouted loudly: "Although I am a little girl, I will fight to the death to fulfill my father's legacy of defending the city." I hope all the soldiers and civilians will defend their hometown." Everyone was deeply moved and vowed to regain the lost land. The siege was quickly lifted and victory was achieved. Shen Yunying found her father's body and cried loudly. All soldiers and civilians put on mourning clothes and attended the funeral. The imperial court ordered Shen Zhixu to be promoted to deputy commander-in-chief, and Shen Yunying was appointed guerrilla general to continue guarding Daozhou Prefecture. Later, people built a memorial temple for her to honor both loyalty and filial piety. There is a poem that eulogizes: A foreign army attacks the city and besieges the rebels, and Emei's army breaks the siege; the father's enemy is besieging the city and the snow is trapped, and his reputation of loyalty and filial piety will last through the ages. Twenty-Four Filial Piety_Wang Yun Missing Family There was a man named Di Renjie in the Tang Dynasty. His family was poor since he was a child, he was diligent and studious, and later became the prime minister. He was an honest official, benevolent in his administration, and was respected by both the government and the public. One of his colleagues was sent to the frontier as a mission, and his mother fell seriously ill. If he left like this, he would be very sad if he could not be by his side. After Renjie knew his painful mood, he hereby asked the emperor to appoint someone else. One day Renjie was on an inspection tour and passed through the Taihang Mountains on the way. He climbed to the top of the mountain, looked down at the clouds, and said to his entourage: "My relatives live under the white clouds." He lingered for a long time without leaving, and could not help but shed tears of missing his relatives. There is a poem that eulogizes: I miss my relatives day and night, and my mind and spirit are hurt. I cry when I go to the mountain to see my mother. I am still filial to the prime minister, and I am worthy of serving my ministers and worthy of the people. Twenty-Four Filial Piety_Send a Letter to Save Your Father During the reign of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, there was a man named Chun Yuyi who became a disciple of Yang Qing, a famous physician in the State of Qi. He learned superb medical skills and once served as the warehouse commander of the State of Qi. After his teacher passed away, he abandoned his official position and practiced medicine. Because of his upright personality, he offended a powerful person while practicing medicine, which later led to his being framed and taken to the capital for punishment. His daughter's name was Tiying. Although she was a weak woman, she spared no effort and traveled long distances to Chang'an to complain to the emperor. She stated the harmful effects of corporal punishment and explained that her father was upright and caring for the people when he was an official, and he was benevolent and helpful to the world when he was practicing medicine. Now he is indeed being framed. I am willing to suffer the punishment for my father. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty was deeply moved by Tiying's filial piety, pardoned her father, and issued an edict to abolish corporal punishment. There is a poem that says: I went to Beijing with my father and endured hardships, and wrote a letter with deep intention and motivation; the edict issued a pardon to show my filial piety, and I also sacrificed my flesh as a punishment to benefit future generations. Twenty-Four Filial Piety_Raising Relatives in Colorful Clothes There was a man named Yang in the Tang Dynasty. His family was very poor, but he was very filial and relied on begging to support his parents. So people called him Yang Qi. All the food he asked for was taken home and dedicated to his parents. His parents had never tasted it, and even though he was hungry, he did not dare to taste it first. If there is wine, he will kneel down and give it to his parents. When his parents take the cup, he will get up and sing and dance like a child to make his parents happy. Some people sympathized with his poverty and advised him to work for others and use the income to support his family. Yang Qi replied: "My parents are old. If I work for others and are too far away from home, I will not be able to serve them in time." Those who listened felt that he was really a filial son. Later, when his parents died, he begged for a coffin for burial. On every first and fifteenth day of the lunar month, people take food and go to the tomb to cry and offer sacrifices. There is a poem that praises: Begging for wine and serving relatives to fulfill the etiquette, singing and dancing to learn the charming posture; entertaining the relatives wonderfully and making laughter, the spring breeze blows all over the house. There are stepmothers in the world, but Wang Xiang is not in the world; to this day, there are still ice molds lying on the river. You can copy the first floor, but we can't copy it~~ There are three kinds of unfilial piety (filial piety), the greatest is not having an heir. Talented Classics

2. What are the ten principles of filial piety for primary school students

1. Be respectful to parents and speak in a friendly tone.

2. Obey the correct teachings of your parents, do not talk back, do not lose your temper, and do not make your parents angry. 3. When you go out, you should explain the place and time to your parents, and report to your parents that you are safe when you get home. 4. Don't be picky about food, try to wait for your parents to eat together, and let your parents eat good food first, so that they can eat more.

5. Can tell two short stories: "The Lamb Knelt to Breastfeed" and "The Crow Feeds Back". 6. When playing with your parents, take the initiative to help get things.

7. When parents get off work, they should serve them tea and let them rest. 8. Do your own things and do housework to the best of your ability.

9. Remember your parents’ birthdays, congratulate them, and do things that make your parents happy. 10. Show concern when your parents are not feeling well, and bring them water and medicine when they are sick.

3. Discuss the understanding of filial piety based on the rules of filial piety for disciples

1. The teachings of saints; the first thing to do is to be filial to your brothers.

"Disciple Regulations" is compiled based on the teachings of the sage Confucius. In daily life, we must first be filial to our parents and love our brothers and sisters.

2. Brothers are friends, brothers are respectful. Brothers are in harmony and filial piety lies in the middle.

An elder brother should be kind to his younger brother, and a younger brother should respect his elder brother. Brothers, friends, and brothers are respectful, and parents are happy in their hearts. Filial piety is among them.

3. Serve all your fathers as you serve your father. Serve your brothers as you do your brothers.

Treat uncles, uncles and other elders with the same respect as you treat your own father, and treat your brothers from the same clan as friendly as you treat your own brothers.

4. If the property is light, there is no need to complain. Words are forbearing, and anger is lost.

If brothers care less about property, there will be no resentment. If you can be tolerant and tolerant when speaking, conflicts and resentments will disappear without a trace.

5. Either eat or drink, or sit and walk. The elders go first, the younger ones last.

In daily life, when eating, sitting, lying, and walking, one should be modest and courteous, and the elders and younger ones should be in an orderly manner. The older ones are given priority, the younger ones last.

Extended information

The whole book "Disciples' Regulations" uses popular words and three-character rhyme to explain the importance of learning, the principles of life, and common sense of politeness in dealing with others, etc. The general summary of "Disciples' Regulations" says: "Disciples' Regulations are the teachings of the sages: first, filial piety and brotherhood, secondly, sincerity, trust, universal love for all, and kindness, and if you have enough energy, study literature." There are seven subjects in it, namely, filial piety, brotherhood and brotherhood. , sincerity, trust, love for others, kindness, and learning literature. The first six items belong to moral education, and the latter one, learning literature, belongs to intellectual education.

"Disciple Regulations" is based on the chapter "Disciples should be filial when they enter, be fraternal when they leave, be sincere and trustworthy, love others and be benevolent, and learn literature if they have spare capacity" as the general outline. , is divided into five parts, each selected from "The Analects of Confucius", "Mencius", "Book of Rites", "The Classic of Filial Piety" and Zhu Xi's quotations. The full text has a total of 360 sentences and 1080 words, covering daily life, clothes and crowns, behavior, moral character, ways of dealing with the world, etc. Details are in Moral Education.

4. Traditional virtue stories about filial piety

Emperor Shun of the Yu Dynasty. The surname is Yao. His name is Chonghua. His father's name is Gu. There is no knowledge. He also likes to act rashly. His biological mother's name was Horden, who was very virtuous. But it has long since died. Where is his stepmother? His mouth does not speak faithful words. His younger brother's name is Xiang. He has a very arrogant temperament. They often come up with strategies. Want to kill Shun. Shun howled and cried like a child. Just like poor people who have no place to go. And I thought about the various behaviors of my father, mother, and brother. It's all their own service that is illegal. So I can't get my parents to like me. Emperor Shun's filial behavior. God was finally moved. Once. Farming in Lishan area. Elephants helped him plow. Birds helped him in his work. Emperor Yao learned about it. He married his two daughters. Repeatedly use hard things. To test Emperor Shun. I don't think so. Later, the world was at peace. Emperor Yao gave him the throne of emperor.

Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty. The surname is Liu. The name is Heng. He was the third son of Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty. When he was not emperor. Emperor Gaozu had sealed him in Daizhou. So he was called Dai Wang again. He turned out to be a concubine. The nanny is Bo Ji. Later she was called Queen Mother Bo. But the nature of Emperor Wen. Born to be very filial. Morning and night. Serve this mother. Never meant to be lazy. Queen Mother Bo was once ill. It lasted for three full years. Emperor Wen took care of his mother's illness. Always attentive and diligent. Very attentive care. While sleeping at night. The eyes were not closed properly. The belt has not been untied. Decoction. You must try it yourself first. Then he went to Queen Mother Bo and asked her mother for food. Because he was in such a situation. Hence the reputation of benevolence and filial piety. It spread throughout the world. Everyone knows it.

5. Talk about your understanding of filial piety based on the knowledge you have learned. Combine it with the information and books ~ thank you

Actually.

Even though we are parents now. What do you know? Maybe it's better to express your emotions.

Apathy. Selfish.

Control. imposed on children.

You can search online for the writer Hu Shi’s understanding of Chinese filial piety and the plot of filial piety. It is a mental illness.

--------------------------------------- The scariest thing is not Wolf. But a wolf in sheep's clothing.

The most terrifying thing is not the enemy. But friends.

Leading you by the nose. Take control of your life.

Control your thoughts and act nice. Pretend to be pitiful.

Pretend to be kind. Pretend to be benevolent and righteous.

Pretend to be loving. Twisted human nature.

Became a demon. It's called filial piety. The more tolerant you are of him.

The more he tries to control you in different ways, being hypocritical and out-of-the-box. Use strong logic.

Debate. Control your thoughts.

----------------------- What is grace. I have anything to ask of you.

You give me charity. It’s called grace.

--------- I didn’t beg you. You impose on me.

This is not called grace. This is called.

Forced buying and selling------------------. actually.

Even though we are parents now. What do you know? Maybe it's better to express your emotions.

Apathy. Selfish.

Control. imposed on children.

You can search online for the writer Hu Shi’s understanding of Chinese filial piety and the plot of filial piety. It is a mental illness.

--------------------------------------- The scariest thing is not Wolf. But a wolf in sheep's clothing.

The most terrifying thing is not the enemy. But friends.

Leading you by the nose. Take control of your life.

Control your thoughts and act nice. Pretend to be pitiful.

Pretend to be kind. Pretend to be benevolent and righteous.

Pretend to be loving. Twisted human nature.

Became a demon. It's called filial piety. The more tolerant you are of him.

The more he tries to control you in different ways, being hypocritical and out of his mind. Use strong logic.

Debate. Control your thoughts.

----------------------- What is grace. I have any request for you.

You give me charity. It’s called grace.

--------- I didn’t beg you. You impose on me.

This is not called grace. This is called.

Forced buying and selling-------------------------------- What parents gave birth to a child? Why do they have children? Most of it is for themselves. For their own selfishness, and for their parents' selfishness.

Where do children have the right to choose? ---------------------------------- For example. 1. You don’t want to borrow money from me.

I forced you to borrow my money. Then you spent.

2. Then I said. I am kind to you.

You have to be grateful to me. 3. You have to repay me.

Lend it back to me. What do you think? Am I being a hooligan? Playing a rogue? Let’s take another example.

----------1. I forced you to treat you to a meal. 2. Then I said. You ate my food.

3. So you have to be grateful to me. 4. I am kind to you.

You have to repay me.

------------------ Do you think I am a rogue ---------- forcing others to eat?

Said that he invited someone else. Finally, force others to invite you back.

You also want others to appreciate you. Also said.

Then don’t eat it in the first place. Now that I have eaten.

Just repay and thank me. Why don't you spit out everything you eat?

----------------- Otherwise you have no conscience. immoral.

Unfilial. What is the logic of this? Robbery logic, filial logic.

That’s the logic. The logic of patriotism is also the same.

------------------- I forced you to have a meal. Then force you to be grateful to me.

Repay me. Invite me to dinner.

If you don’t do it. I just ask you to spit out what you have eaten.

Do you think I’m being a hooligan? What kind of behavior does this fall under the theory of parents being benevolent? This is also the logic.

Forcing someone to accept a gift that cannot be given up. Then they insist that they are kind to others.

Force others to appreciate you. Forcing others to repay themselves.

What is the behavior? ----------------------------- What is Youen? Are my parents good to me? So you are kind to me? Then I am good to my parents. Then I’m grateful too. -------------------------- It’s a problem that even children can relate to.

---------------- Oh. Parents' kindness? Then I’m not bad to my parents either.

It’s also heavy. What's wrong? ---------------- I didn't make any requests to my parents.

So. My parents are not kind to me.

But. My parents always make demands on me.

So I satisfied my parents. It should be that I am kind to my parents.

-------------------------- Ask me to study well. obedient.

Sensible. Not satisfied.

Still want to curse. This one is simply a gangster and bully.

Land. I was scolded.

I still have to satisfy my parents. It is simply a kindness that weighs more than a mountain.

My parents can only scold me. I can't scold my parents.

I am simply one of the few good people in this world. Buddha.

Bodhisattva. ---------------- Parents scolded.

Beating. Slave and use me.

On the contrary, you are kind to me. Said he raised me.

What is the logic of this? This is naked fraud. Intimidation.

Like a slave owner. This is what happens to slaves.

Rambling. Beaten.

Slavery uses me. On the contrary, you are kind to me.

He said he raised me. -------------------Isn't this the attitude of parents towards their children? Is this the attitude of slave owners towards slaves? ---------------- Cursing.

Beating. On the contrary, he raised me.

Want me to repay him. Usury? This is the landowner.

Slave owner. Loan sharking, right? turn out to be.

Parents are kind. Are slave owners benevolent to their slaves? Is that so? ---------------- oh.

You are good to me. Just be kind to me.

Then I’m good to you. Then I am also kind to you.

That’s even three. Why do you say I owe you? ---------------- Forced buying and selling.

Then say that force is justified. Just be kind.

That’s it. You are not grateful.

No return. No high price return.

That’s ***. Just heartless.

The so-called filial piety. I don't owe my parents anything.

My parents should support me. Not raised well.

Don’t blame your parents. I didn’t scold my parents.