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Ciwufanfu is an idiom, which means that children repay their parents for their upbringing.

Idiom pronunciation: C í w ū f ǎ Nb ǔ 13; idiom interpretation: kindness: support; Ciwu: a kind of crow, it is said that it can feed its mother back; back feeding: the young crow grows up and feeds its mother with food. It refers to children's gratitude to their parents for their upbringing. (source of idiom: the second fold of Xue Bao's recognition of his mother by Wu Mingshi in Yuan Dynasty: "as the saying goes, a horse has a bridle, a dog has the grass, treads on the street, and the dog feeds back." example of idiom: the mother and the son love each other. A Ying's "flowers and birds contend for wonder" idiom usage: as object, attribute; refers to repay parents