loyalty and filial piety

loyalty and filial piety

Filial piety, loyalty and faithfulness are Chinese idioms. Pinyin is Xi à ot à zh à NGX à n, which means that the feudal society should have moral standards of filial piety to parents, respect for brothers, loyalty to the monarch and trust in friends. It's from the second episode of West Lake: ancestor's control and the spirit's rescue.

The origin of Idioms

In the second episode of the West Lake, Emperor Zhou Ji of the Ming Dynasty: "when you meet people, you can only persuade them to be filial, loyal and trustworthy."

Idiom usage

Examples

"When we meet people, we only advise them to use the word" filial piety, loyalty and faithfulness. "

A man is a teacher, but a family is a man of honor