If parents fail to fulfill their responsibilities, can children fail to fulfill their filial piety?

No, although we have not been given the responsibility of our parents, as children we have to take care of our parents and provide for our parents to the end of our lives, because it is our parents who give us life.

In fact, parents have the obligation to raise their children, but children also have the obligation to support their parents.

Of course, if a child does not fulfill the obligation of filial piety to his parents, then it is a violation of our law and may also be sentenced.

It is to raise children, one is to raise, to dress and eat children, so that they can thrive in this world. The second is education to help children establish a correct outlook on life.

Values, world view, and learning outlook enable children to better survive in this society.

Extended information: Even if parents try their best, sometimes children can't help but argue again. If parents can accept that their children are still children, and do not expect them to be obedient and obedient like adults, they will still fight, but the degree and frequency may become less and less, and seeing such progress while affirming the value of themselves and their children, with such a relaxed mood can accompany the growth of children.

The flip side of empathy is imagining how others evaluate their actions: giving up a seat to a pregnant woman may not really feel that the other person is in need, but is afraid that her reputation will be affected by being seen by acquaintances who do not give up her seat, so some people will simply pretend to be asleep to avoid criticism. Although children under the age of four have formed an independent identity, they do not have such a complex concept of image management, so they boldly grab things if they want them, and get the satisfaction of what they want, which will increase the possibility of reaching out and grabbing things next time, and they don't mind at all that they will be regarded as selfish, because they have not yet learned how to mind.

Honoring one's parents is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, but this does not mean that all parents should be honored, nor does it mean that all filial piety behaviors are appropriate. Disgusting accompaniment.

If parents fail to fulfill their educational responsibilities, this can have a negative impact on their children's growth and development. But even if our parents fail to fulfill their educational responsibilities, it is still our responsibility to honor our parents. Honoring one's parents is not just about being good to them, it's about respecting them, respecting their decisions and choices, and helping them solve problems in life as much as possible.

If a parent's behavior is causing us harm, we may need to think about how to deal with that harm. We can express our feelings and thoughts by communicating with our parents, or by seeking professional help, such as a counsellor or family therapist.

In short, it is our responsibility to honor our parents, but this does not mean that all acts of filial piety are appropriate. We should respect our parents, but at the same time protect our own interests and dignity.

You can do what your parents do to you as you do to them.

There is nothing to be embarrassed about, and parents who are not very good to their children originally did not expect to rent and sell their children to be more filial to them, and they regret their old age.

Only giving money to parents to fulfill filial piety is more common among young people, but it is controversial. The main aspects are as follows:

1.Money is only material support, not a substitute for spiritual companionship. Many parents need their children's care, inquiry, and communication, and money alone cannot meet these needs. Therefore, it is inevitable that giving only money will appear cold and alienated.

2.The amount of money cannot measure the sincerity of the child's heart. Although it can solve the difficulties of parents' lives, there is no embodiment of action, and parents may feel that they lack a sense of ownership. It can also give the impression that the child's mind is inadequate.

3.Affects emotional communication between family members. For a long time, there are only financial exchanges, which is easy to cause alienation and dilution of family affection. The lack of direct interaction can have an impact on the maintenance of family relationships.

4.It may be seen as hypocritical or perfunctory by outsiders. Giving money rather than genuine care can inevitably be seen as perfunctory or responsible. This will have an impact on the image and moral character of the child.

However, in some cases, the children can only express their concern for their parents through money, which is not exactly the same as being cold-blooded. The main thing is to see whether there is a sincere heart behind the money. If you try to spend time with your parents and express your sincere feelings when your financial ability allows, then this kind of filial piety is also worthy of understanding and affirmation.

Therefore, in general, young people only give money to their parents to fulfill their filial piety, and this method is controversial, depending on the sincerity of the heart. However, if the economic conditions permit, with more companionship and communication, it will definitely make its filial piety more perfect, and it will also be better understood by the outside world.

In today's era of gnawing at the old, it's good not to ask your parents for money to spend.