1) Carrying rice for a hundred miles
Zhong Yu, Zi Lu, Ji Lu, a native of the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period, was a favorite disciple of Confucius, who was straightforward, courageous, and very filial. In his early years, his family was so poor that he used to pick wild vegetables for his own meals, but he carried rice home from a hundred miles away to serve his parents. After the death of his parents, he became a great official and was ordered to go to the state of Chu, where he was accompanied by a hundred carriages and horses and accumulated ten thousand bells of grain. Sitting on the stacked brocade mattresses and eating sumptuous feasts, he often missed his parents and lamented, "Even if I want to eat wild vegetables and carry rice for my parents, where can I get it again?" Confucius praised him, saying, "You served your parents, so to speak, doing your best in life and thinking of them after death!" (Confucius' Family Words? To Si")
2) Taste the feces and worry
Yu Qianlou, a high scholar in Southern Qi, served as the magistrate of Weiling County. After ten days in office, he suddenly felt his heart sweating and had a feeling that something was wrong at home, so he resigned from his post and returned to his hometown. Back home, know that his father has been seriously ill for two days. The doctor said: "to know the condition of good or bad, just taste the patient's feces, taste bitter." Qianlou then tasted his father's feces and found it sweet, he was so worried that he knelt down at night to worship the Big Dipper and begged to die in his father's place. A few days later, his father died, Qianlou buried his father, and keep the system for three years
3)Cleansing pro drowning (niao 四声)器
Huang Tingjian, the Northern Song Dynasty Fenning (present-day Xiushui, Jiangxi Province), a famous poet and calligrapher. Although he was in a high position, he did his best to serve his mother. Every night, he personally washed the drowning vessel (bucket) for his mother, without forgetting his duty as a son.
4) Choking a tiger to save his father
Yang Xiang was a native of the Jin Dynasty. When he was fourteen years old, he went to the field to cut rice with his father, and suddenly a tiger came and pounced on his father and took him away, Yang Xiang, who was unarmed and unarmed, in order to save his father, totally disregarded his own safety and hastily jumped forward, and used all his strength to strangle the tiger's throat. The tiger finally put down his father and ran away.
5) Wistful Orange Leaving Pro
Lu Jie, a scientist, was a native of Huating (present-day Songjiang, Shanghai), Wu County, State of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. When he was six years old, he accompanied his father, Lu Kang, to visit Yuan Shu in Jiujiang. Yuan Shu took out oranges to entertain him, and Lu Jie hid two oranges in his arms. When he was leaving, the oranges rolled down to the ground, and Yuan Shu mocked, "Lu Lang came to my house as a guest, but when you leave, do you still want to hide your master's oranges in your arms?" Lu Jie replied, "Mother likes to eat oranges, and I want to take them back to my mother to try." Yuan Shu was amazed to see that he knew how to be filial to his mother at such a young age. When Lu Jie became an adult, he was very knowledgeable and proficient in astronomy and calendars, and had made the Hun Tian Tu, annotated the I Ching, and wrote the Tai Xuan Jing Note.
6) carve wood for parents
Ding Lan, according to legend, for the Eastern Han Dynasty Hanoi (present-day Henan Yellow River North) people, his parents died at an early age, he often miss his parents' parental upbringing, so he used wood to carve into a statue of his parents, things as if he were alive, all things are and the wooden statue of the discussion, the daily meals to honor the parents after their own consumption, before going out to the door to be sure to report, and home to be sure to meet, never slack. Over time, his wife on the wooden statue will not be too respectful, and even curiously use a needle to prick the wooden statue's fingers, and the wooden statue's fingers actually have blood flow. Ding Lan went home and saw tears in the eyes of the wooden statue, and asked for the truth, so he repudiated his wife.
7) Crying Bamboo Shoots
Meng Zong, a native of Jiangxia in the Three Kingdoms period, lost his father when he was a teenager, and his mother became very ill in her old age, and the doctor instructed him to use fresh bamboo shoots to make soup. In the winter, there were no fresh bamboo shoots, so Meng Zong was at his wits' end and ran to the bamboo forest alone, holding the bamboo and crying. A short while later, he suddenly heard the ground cracking sound, only to see the ground grow several stems of young bamboo shoots. Meng Zong was so happy that he took them back to make soup, and his mother really recovered after drinking them. Later, he was promoted to the rank of chief of staff.
8) Shun mother with reed clothes
Min Lian (闵损), with the character Ziqian (子骞), was a native of the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period, and a disciple of Confucius, and was known as one of the best of the Confucius Sect in terms of virtues and behavior along with Yan Yuan. Confucius once praised him, saying, "Filial piety, Min Ziqian!" (Analects? Advanced). His birth mother died early, and his father took a stepmother and had two more sons. His stepmother often mistreated him. In winter, his two younger brothers wore winter clothes made of cotton, but he was given "cotton clothes" made of rushes. One day, when his father went out, Min Loss was shivering from the cold when he was leading the car and dropped the rope on the ground, he was reprimanded and whipped by his father, and the rushes flew out with the broken seams of his coat, and his father realized that Min Loss was being mistreated. The father returns home and wants to banish his wife. Min Lian knelt down and begged his father to forgive his stepmother, saying, "If I leave my mother behind, I will only be cold, but if I leave my mother behind, all three of my children will be cold." The father was very touched and obeyed him. When the stepmother heard of this, she repented of her mistake and treated him like her own son.
9) Deer's Milk Serves Kisses
Tan Tan (tan two voices) Zi, a person in the Spring and Autumn Period. His parents were old and suffered from eye disease, which needed to be cured by drinking deer's milk. So he put on a deer skin and went into the mountains to squeeze the milk from the deer and offer it to his parents. Once to take the milk, saw the hunter was about to shoot a muntjac deer, Tantzi hastily lifted up the deer skin out of the present, will squeeze the deer milk for both parents to tell the hunter, the hunter honored his filial piety, to the deer milk gift, escort him out of the mountain.
10) Burying a Child to Serve His Mother
Guo Ju, a native of Longxi (present-day Linxian County, Henan Province) in the Jin Dynasty, or a native of Wenxian County (present-day southwest of Wenxian County, Henan Province) in the Hanoi Province, was originally from a wealthy family. After the death of his father, he divided the family property into two parts and gave it to his two younger brothers, and took his mother's support alone, and was extremely filial to her. After the family gradually poor, his wife gave birth to a boy, Guo Ju worried that raising this child, inevitably affect the support of the mother, so he and his wife discussed: "son can have another, mother can not be resurrected after death, why not bury the son, save some food to feed the mother." When they dug the pit, two feet underground, suddenly saw an altar of gold, written on the "Heavenly Guo Ju, the official shall not take, the people shall not take". The couple got the gold and went home to honor their mother and to raise their children.
11) Selling oneself to bury one's father
Dong Yong, rumored to be a native of Qianxian (present-day Gaocheng County, Shandong Province, north of China), lost his mother when he was a young boy, and moved to Anlu (present-day Hubei Province) to avoid the military turmoil. When his father died, Dong Yong sold himself to a rich family as a slave in exchange for funeral expenses. On his way to work, he met a woman under the shade of an acacia tree who said she had no home to go to, and the two were married. The woman took one month to weave 300 pieces of brocade for Dong Yong to redeem his debt. On the way back home, when they arrived at the shade of the locust tree, the woman told Dong Yong that she was the daughter of the Heavenly Emperor, and had been ordered to help Dong Yong pay off his debt. After saying this, she left in the air. As a result, Samuel Yin was renamed Xiaogan.
12) "Nie" (nie 四声) refers to pain
Zeng Sen (曾参), a native of the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period (春秋期) and an honored disciple of Confucius, was known as "Zeng Zi (曾子)" (Zeng Zi), and was famous for his filial piety. When he was a young man, his family was poor and he used to go into the mountains to fetch firewood. One day, when there was a guest in the house, his mother, not knowing what to do, bit her finger with her teeth. Suddenly, Zeng Sen felt his heart ache and knew that his mother was calling him, so he quickly returned home with the firewood on his back and knelt down to ask the reason. His mother said, "A guest has suddenly arrived, and I am biting my finger in anticipation of your return." Zeng Sen then received the guest and treated him with courtesy. Zeng Sen was a learned man, and once suggested the practice of "I have three times a day to reflect on my own self" (Lun Yu? He is said to have authored Confucian classics such as The Great Learning and The Book of Filial Piety, and later Confucians honored him as "Zong Sheng".
13) Abandon official duties to find his mother
Ju Shouchang, a native of Tianchang in the Song Dynasty, was seven years old when his biological mother Liu was envied by his first mother (his father's wife), and had to remarry someone else, and for 50 years, his mother and son were not able to communicate with each other. During the reign of Emperor Shenzong, Zhu Shouchang was an official in the imperial court, and he once wrote the Diamond Sutra in blood, and traveled in all directions to look for his birth mother, and when he got the clues, he resolved to give up his official position and went to Shaanxi Province to look for his birth mother, and swore that he would never return to the country without seeing his mother. Finally, he met his mother and his two brothers in Shanzhou, and the mother and son were reunited and returned together, when his mother was already in her seventies.
14) Tasting the Soup
Liu Heng, Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, was the third son of Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, born to Empress Dowager Bo. He assumed the throne in the eighth year (180 BC) of the reign of Empress Gao. He was famous for his filial piety and never slacked in serving his mother. When his mother was sick for three years, he often did not see her and did not take care of her clothes; he tasted the medicines she took before letting her take them. During his 24-year reign, he emphasized the rule of morality and manners and paid attention to the development of agriculture, which led to the social stability, prosperity and economic recovery and development of the Western Han Dynasty, and the reign of Emperor Jingdi of the Han Dynasty was known as the "Rule of Wenjing".
15) breast aunt is not idle
Cui Shannan, name, the Tang Dynasty Boling (now belongs to Hebei) people, the official to the western province of Shannan Road Festival Minister, known as "Shannan". Back then, Cui Shannan's great-grandmother Mrs. Chang Sun, old age, teeth loss, grandmother Mrs. Tang is very filial, every day after washing, are on the hall with their own milk to feed her mother-in-law, so several years, Mrs. Chang Sun no longer eat other meals, the body is still healthy. When Mrs. Chang Sun was seriously ill, she gathered the whole family together and said, "I can't repay my new wife's kindness, but I wish her children and grandchildren-in-law would honor her as she honored me." Later Cui Shannan became a high official, and indeed he honored his grandmother, Lady Tang, as Lady Changsun had instructed him to do.
16) Fan Pillow and Warm Coverlet (qin 一声)
Huang Xiang (黄香), a native of Anlu (安陆) in Jiangxia (江夏) of the Eastern Han Dynasty (东汉), who lost his mother at the age of nine, was a very filial father. He fanned his father's pillow in the cool summer, and warmed his father's bedding with his body in the cold winter. When he was a young man, he was a master of the classics and a brilliant writer, and it was widely rumored in the capital that he was "unrivaled in the world, the Huang Tong of Jiangxia". During the reign of Emperor An (107-125), he was the governor of Wei County (now Hebei). When Wei County was flooded, Huang Xiang did his best to help the victims. He was also the author of Nine Palace Fugue and Ode to the Crown of the Son of Heaven.
17) Gathering Mulberry (shen 四声)异器
Cai Shun, Ru Nan (now belongs to Henan Province) people in the Han Dynasty, lost his father when he was a child, and was very filial to his mother. At that time when the Wang Mang chaos, and encountered famine, firewood and rice is expensive, only to pick up mulberry mother and child to fill the hunger. One day, met the Red Eyebrows army, the soldiers asked in a stern voice: "Why the red mulberry and black mulberry in two separate baskets?" Cai Shun replied, "The black mulberry is for my mother to eat, and the red mulberry is for myself." The Red Eyebrows took pity on his filial piety and gave him three buckets of rice and a cow, which he took back to his mother as a token of respect
18) Went to the Tomb of Weeping Thunder
Wang裒(pou二声) (pou 二声), a native of Yingling (southeast of present-day Changle, Shandong Province) during the Wei-Jin period, was an erudite man with many skills. His father, Wang Yi, was killed by Sima Zhao, and he lived in seclusion to teach as a profession, and never sat facing west, indicating that he would never be a minister of Jin. His mother was afraid of thunder when she was alive, and was buried in the mountains after her death. Whenever he heard thunder in stormy weather, he ran to his mother's grave, knelt down and comforted her, saying, "The rich son is here, mother don't be afraid." When he was teaching, whenever he read the chapter of Polygonum, he often burst into tears and missed his parents.
19) Lying on the Ice for Carp
Wang Xiang, a native of Langya, lost his biological mother early, and his stepmother, Zhu, repeatedly spoke ill of him in front of his father, causing him to lose his father's love. Parents are sick, he was not dressed to wait, stepmother wanted to eat live carp, when the cold, he unclothed lying on the ice, ice suddenly melted on its own, jumped out of the two carp. After his stepmother ate them, she recovered from her illness.
20) Playing with Colors to Entertain Parents
Lao Lai Zi, a hermit of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period, farmed at the southern foot of Mount Meng in order to escape from the chaos of the world. He was filial to his parents, and tried his best to choose delicious offerings for his parents. At the age of 70, he still did not say that he was old, and often wore five-color clothes and played with rattles like a child in order to make his parents happy. Once for both parents to bring water, into the house fell, he was afraid of parents sad, so lie down on the ground to learn children crying, the two old man laughed.
21) Filial Piety Moves Heaven
Shun, the legendary ancient emperor, one of the five emperors, surnamed Yao, first name Chonghua, numbered Yu Clan, historically known as Yu Shun. According to legend, his father, Goze, and his stepmother and half-brother, Xiang, tried to kill him many times: when he was asked to repair the roof of a barn, he set fire to the barn, and escaped by jumping from the barn with two hats in his hands; and when he was asked to dig a well, Goze and Xiang filled it with earth, and Shun escaped by digging a tunnel. Afterward, Shun did not feel any resentment, but remained obedient to his father and compassionate to his brother. His filial piety touched the Heavenly Emperor. When Shun plowed in Li Mountain, elephants plowed the land for him and birds hoe the grass for him. Emperor Yao heard that Shun was very filial and had the ability to handle political affairs, and married his two daughters, E Huang and N Ying, to him; after years of observation and testing, he chose Shun to be his successor. When Shun ascended to the throne of heaven, he visited his father, still respectful, and made Xiang a vassal.
22) line servant for his mother
Jiang Ge, a native of Linzi, Qi during the Eastern Han Dynasty, lost his father when he was a boy, and served his mother with great filial piety. During the war, Jiang Ge fled with his mother on his back, and several times encountered bandits and robbers, who wanted to kill him, and Jiang Ge cried and told them that his mother was old and had no one to support her, and the robbers saw his filial piety and could not bear to kill him. Later, he moved to Xiapi, Jiangsu Province, to work as a hired laborer to support his mother, his own poverty and barefoot, while his mother needed a lot. He was elected as a filial piety lian in the reign of Emperor Ming, and was elected as a virtuous square in the reign of Emperor Zhang, and served as a lieutenant general of the Five Officials.
23) Spring Leaping Carp
Jiang Shi (姜诗), a native of Guanghan, Sichuan Province in the Eastern Han Dynasty, married Pang Shi (庞氏). The couple was filial. Their home was six or seven miles away from the Yangtze River, and Pang often went to the river to fetch her mother-in-law's favorite water from the Yangtze. Granny loved fish, the couple often made fish for her to eat, Granny was not willing to eat alone, they invited the neighboring grannies to eat with them. When Pang returned late from fetching water due to high winds, Jiang Shi suspected her of neglecting her mother and expelled her from the house. Pang stayed with a neighbor, spinning and weaving day and night, and sending her savings home to her mother-in-law. When her mother-in-law found out about Pang's expulsion, she asked Jiang Shi to bring her home. On the day of Pang's return, a spring suddenly gushed out from the courtyard, with the same taste as the water of the Yangtze River, and two carp jumped out every day. From then on, Pang used these to make offerings to her mother-in-law, without having to travel far from the river.
24) Wanton mosquitoes full of blood
Wu Mang, a native of Puyang in the Jin Dynasty, knew how to honor his parents when he was eight years old. His family was poor and had no mosquito nets, so his father could not sleep peacefully because of the mosquito bites. Every summer night, Wu Mang always sat naked in front of his father's bed, letting the mosquitoes bite without repelling them, worrying that the mosquitoes would leave him to bite his father.
Summary:
"Filial piety" is the essence of traditional Chinese culture. The "Twenty-four Filial Piety Pictures" is the masterpiece of Mr. Chen Shaomei at the age of 41, with rare themes, elegant ink and brushwork, and clear colors, which is extraordinary, and therefore can be called the treasure of the country.
The world can not wait, I personally think it should be filial piety.
In our country, the original is "hundred good filial piety first", "twenty-four filial piety" has always been recited by the people of the country, filial piety is much praised. In "Water Margin", the fake Li Kui met the real Li Kui, who was killed without pardon, but a sentence of "there is an 80-year-old mother at home" left a life. Two days ago, there was a TV report about an ungrateful son who beat his father and cursed his mother, forcing his parents to find it difficult to survive, and then he killed him by accident. During the court hearing of the case, the surrounding neighbors have jointly petitioned the court to forgive the two elderly, unanimously condemned the unworthy son's evil deeds. The people's heart is a pole weighing, the fixed star is "filial piety".
Some people do not disagree with filial piety, but think that filial piety can wait a little while, slow down. For example, when you go to school and study, you think that your parents are young and strong, earn money for their children should be books, do not need children to filial piety; after work, that parents are not sick and carefree, personal marriage and children pulling the family home, can not take care of the filial piety; people to the middle-aged, children have not yet become a family, their own inside and outside the hard work, there is no opportunity to filial piety; turn the eyes of the half-hundred years old, their own temples stained with gray frost, legs and feet are slow, has no ability to filial piety again 。。。。。。
So filial piety can't wait. I've seen a lot of people in the old man passed away after the pain, pounding chest, self-criticism in the old man alive did not how to how, etc., a pain in the ass look. Parents died before you know filial piety, it is really late, what did you do earlier? As a young boy, help your parents wipe the table and sweep the floor, take the slippers and pour a cup of water, I think this is filial piety; grown-ups, married and have children, should appreciate the grace of parental upbringing, even if the parents at this time healthy and not sick, but also should bring their wives with their children and often go home to see, this is also filial piety.
Filial piety is filial piety, originally no axiom can be said. It is not difficult to make the old man happy, happy is filial piety. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands dirty.
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