Throughout the ages, there have been examples of celebrities honoring their elders, the more the bet

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Example 1 of filial piety and respect for elders:

In the Spring and Autumn Period, the Xiazhou people Zhongyou, the word Shifeng ascended the road, when he was a child, the family was very poor, but he served his parents but was extremely filial, even if the family was surrounded by walls, he had to do his best to let his parents eat well and dress well, and he often only ate some coarse grains. Once, the family had no food to eat, but the price of grain in Bian Zhou soared all the way, and the only money left in the family could no longer be sustained. When Zilu heard that the price of grain was low in a place hundreds of miles away, he rushed there day and night to buy rice and carry it home.

Seeing that his parents could eat fragrant rice again, he was happy.

After the death of the two old men, Zilu traveled to the south and was reused by the king of Chu. There were hundreds of cars for each outing, the cushions on the seats were very thick, and every feast was a sumptuous meal, which was extremely popular at that time. Zilu was not happy at all, and he was often sad in the face of everything he had, and sighed and said to people

Although I am noble now, my parents are here**? Although I still want to eat coarse grains, and I still want to walk 100 miles home with rice bags on my shoulder, I don't have a chance to do this.

Example 2 of filial piety and respect for elders:

Emperor Liu Heng of the Han Dynasty, the third son of Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, was born to the Empress Dowager Bo, that is, the emperor, and he was known all over the world in the name of benevolence and filial piety. His mother was sick for three years, and he often couldn't see eyelashes, and he couldn't untie his clothes, and he tasted the decoction his mother took before he was relieved to let his mother take it.

He reigned for 24 years, emphasizing the rule of virtue, revitalizing etiquette, paying attention to the development of agriculture, so that the society of the Western Han Dynasty was stable, the people were prosperous, and the economy was restored and developed

Example 3 of filial piety and respect for elders:

Lying on the ice and seeking carp, from the twenty-four histories. Legend has it that Wang Xiang of the Jin Dynasty, his biological mother died early when he was young, and his stepmother Zhu said bad things about him in front of his father many times, causing him to lose his father's love. My stepmother was sick and wanted to eat carp, but it was freezing and the river was freezing and she couldn't fish.

Wang Xiang didn't care about his previous suspicions, so he had a plan, unbuttoned his clothes and lay on the ice, the ice suddenly melted on its own, and two carps jumped out. After the stepmother ate, sure enough, the patients said that filial piety to heaven and earth will be blessed by God. Heal.

1. Lying on the ice and seeking carp: the earliest from Ganbao's "Sou Shen Ji", which tells the story of Wang Xiang of the Jin Dynasty fishing on the ice for his stepmother in winter, which was regarded as a classic story of filial piety by later generations;

2. Kong Rong makes pears: A moral education story that has been circulated in China for thousands of years is the true story of Kong Rong, a writer in the late Eastern Han Dynasty in ancient China. In the "Three Character Classic"."Rong is four years old and can make pears"That's why;

3. Taste the decoction: It is a story about the filial piety of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, which is the second story in "Twenty-four Filial Piety". Emperor Wen of the former Han Dynasty, Ming Heng, the fourth son of Gaozu, was the first king.

The biological mother, the Empress Dowager Bo, was supported by the emperor. The mother was sick, and for three years, Emperor Kaiwu did not meet his eyelashes, his clothes did not untie his belt, and the decoction was not tasted by mouth. Benevolence and filial piety are heard all over the world;

4. Servant for mother: Servant for mother, one of the twenty-four filial pieties, is about the story of Jiangge, a native of Linzi in the Eastern Han Dynasty, who lost his father and wore socks when he was a young man, and served his mother with great filial piety;

5, abandoning the official to find his mother: tells the filial piety of Zhu Shouchang, a filial son of the Song Dynasty, which is the twenty-third story in "Twenty-four Filial Piety".

The ancients' respect for their elders was one of the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, and there are many stories to illustrate this. One such story is the "Teng Wen Gong" chapter of Mencius, which tells the story of how a scholar named Mencius showed his virtue of respecting his elders.

Mencius went to the state of Chu to visit Teng Wengong. When he arrived at the door of Teng Wengong's house, the doorman covered him and refused to let him in. Mencius explained to the doorman that he had come to visit Teng Wengong, but the doorman asked Mencius if he knew of any of the elders present who were not taller than him.

Mencius thought for a moment and replied, "There is a who is shorter than you. After the doorman received an affirmative answer, he let Mencius in.

After Mencius had gone through some courtesy, Teng Wengong asked him how he recognized the boy as a dwarf. Mencius explained that although he did not know the exact height of all the elders present, he could sense his dissatisfaction with his short stature from the attitude of the doorman, which reminded him of a local proverb: "Quality does not suppress the voice, and the length does not suppress the body."

The basic meaning is that although a person may not be tall enough, he can be respected if he has virtue and talent.

This story tells us that the ancients valued education that respected their elders. As a scholar who respected his elders, Mencius not only had to be humble and courteous, but he also had to show his respect in other ways. He didn't have a direct question with the doorman, but subtly guided the doorman to believe that he was still a person who respected his elders.

The story also tells us that Mencius, through his own interpretation of proverbs, succeeded in helping others understand the intrinsic value of respecting their elders. At that time, people did not receive much scientific education, and many truths were conveyed through proverbs, stories, and metaphors. This also reflects the essence of the ancients' idea of respecting their elders, which is both concise and profound.

Respect for elders is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, especially in the modern economy and society, it is still of great significance. We need to unite as one, uphold the good tradition of respecting the elderly, and contribute to the long-term development of our civilization. Especially in the interaction with parents, elders, and teachers, we should respect the elders and children in an orderly manner, learn modestly, and not be arrogant and arrogant.

That's how you can gain respect and welfare. <>

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