1. A loving father does not love his son for repayment. ——Huainanzi

2. For fathers, losing a father is not necessarily unfortunate; for sons, not having a son is not necessarily painful. ——Chesterfield

3. As a father, the greatest joy is to be able to inspire and educate his children based on the path he has traveled during his lifetime. ——Montaigne

4. Father’s love is as deep and broad as the sea. ——Wen Jiabao

5. Father’s love can sacrifice everything, including his own life. ——Leonardo Da Vinci

6. Father’s love is silent. If you feel it, it is not father’s love! ——Bing Xin

7. Having the moment of thought is happiness; having the joy of feeling is happiness; having father's love is also happiness. ——Qiong Yao

8. Father’s love is water——The famous Russian writer Gorky

9. If the father is not kind, the son will be unfilial; if the brother is not a friend, the younger brother will be disrespectful; if the husband is unjust, Then the woman will be disobedient. ——Yan Zhitui

10. What my parents want to do, I will continue to describe; what my parents value, I will cherish. ——"Proverbs Lian Bi"

11. Father! We cannot find a more divine title for God. ——Wordsworth

12. A father should be a tolerant friend. —— Dickens

13. The father’s virtue is the son’s best legacy. —— Cervantes

14. The feelings of father and son are completely different: the father loves the son himself, while the son loves the memory of his father. ——Europe

15. It is blameless for a father to expect his son to be more blameless than himself. ——Plautus

16. The father is a bank, issuing knowledge and paying love. ——Ma Ying-jeou

17. My father gave birth to me, and my mother bowed to me, caressed me, livestock me, grew me, nurtured me, cared for me, and restored me. ——"The Book of Songs"

18. The virtue of the father is the inheritance of the son. ——Zi Yan

19. The love between father and son is in the heart, not in the flesh and blood relationship. ——Schiller

20. The family is the kingdom of the father, the world of the mother, and the paradise of children.

——Emerson