Can it be described as a parent s dedication to their children?

Go to the idiom dictionary, it should be possible.

It's not that exaggerated, so no.

It's not a derogatory term, why can't it?

Yes, selfless dedication.

1.Verses about how much parents give to their children.

Verses about how parents give for their children 1A poem or a small statement of what parents are giving and expecting from their children.

1 Mother's hand is on the line, and the wanderer's shirt is on top. Before leaving, I am afraid that I will return late. Whoever says an inch is careless, and he will be rewarded with three springs.

2. Hope that the son will become a dragon and the woman will become a phoenix.

3. A father's love is like a mountain.

4 Mother's love, spring is always there.

5 How similar are mothers all over the world! Their hearts are always the same, and every mother has an extremely innocent heart. — Whitman.

6 A mother's heart is an abyss, and in its deepest depths you will always be forgiven. — Balzac.

7 Youth will pass away; Love withers; The green leaves of friendship will also wither. And a mother's inner hope outlasts them. – Oliver Wendell Homer.

8My father begat me, my mother bows to me, caress me, animals give me, grow me, nurture me, care for me, and restore me. The Book of Songs

9 In the eyes of parents, children are often part of themselves, and children are a chance for their ideal self to do again. --Fei Xiaotong.

2.Verses about parents caring for their children.

once described the fragrance of the grassland;

Let him never forget at the ends of the earth.

Mother always loved to describe the mighty river;

Rushing to my distant homeland on the Mongolian plateau.

Now I have finally seen this vast land;

Standing on the fragrant grassland, I burst into tears;

The river is singing the blessings of the ancestors;

Bless the wandering child and find your way home.

Yes! Father's steppe, ah! Mother's River;

Although it has been incomprehensible, it cannot be spoken in the mother tongue.

Accept my sorrows, my joys;

I'm also a kid of the plateau!

There is a song in my heart;

There is my father's steppe and my mother's river in the song, Ah! Father's steppe, ah! Mother's River;

Although it has been incomprehensible, it cannot be spoken in the mother tongue.

Accept my sorrows, my joys;

I'm also a kid of the plateau!

There is a song in my heart;

There is my father's prairie and my mother's river in the song.

I'm also a kid of the plateau!

There is a song in my heart;

In the song, there is my father's grassland mother's river, Xi Murong.

1. Selfless dedication: selfless: do not ask for anything in return. Dedication: giving, giving describes the dedication that does not seek back the ante nuclear concealment.

2. Don't want to reciprocate: Give your own love, but don't covet the rewards of others.

3. Give without asking for reciprocation: "Give love, do not ask for returns" means "selfless dedication", take the initiative to care for and help others, and do not covet benefits and returns.

4. Earnest and inducing: Patiently and earnestly teach and induce.

5. Dedication and dedication: It refers to being respectful and cautious and doing your best.

6. Obscurity: silent, no one knows. Refers to the hail that has no reputation.

7. Follow the good temptation: follow the order; Good: Good at; Seduction: Bootstrapping. It refers to being good at guiding others to learn.

1. Do not want to reciprocate [ bù tú huí bào ]: Help others, dedicate your own love, and do not ask others to give you something in return. Return.

2. Be kind and inducing.

Answer: [ zhūn zhūn shàn yòu ]: Patiently and earnestly teach, induce.

3. Quail Ju 鷇食 [ chún jū kòu shí ] 鷇: A young bird that is fed by its mother, and it does not pick and choose food. Like a quail, he has no fixed place, and he is as hungry as a young chick. It is a metaphor for living frugally and not seeking enjoyment.

4. 无自自 [ háo bù lì jǐ ] means not thinking about personal interests at all.

5. 舍己為為 [ shě jǐ wèi rén ]: Abandon one's own interests to help others.

Father's love is like a mountain, love is like a tide, love is like a spring, love is like a spring, soft-spoken, does not want to reciprocate, and is kind and seductive.

1. 不機動 [bùtú.]

huíbào

Help others, give your own love, and don't ask others to give you something in return.

2. Be kind and inducing.

zhūnzhūn

shànyòu

Patiently and earnestly instruct and induce.

3. Quail dwelling and eating [

chúnjū

kòushí

Eagle: A young bird that is fed by its mother, and it does not pick and choose food. Like a quail, he has no fixed place, and he is as hungry as a young chick. It is a metaphor for living frugally and not seeking enjoyment.

4. No self-interest [háobù

lìjǐ means not thinking about the personal interests of Chang Xishu in the slightest.

5. 舍乃宏已人 [shějǐ

wèirén

Sacrificing one's own interests to help others.