Filial son and loving father
Filial piety is an idiom, pronounced Z à Xi à of à C í, which means filial children and loving parents. From Zuo Zhuan, the third year of Yin Gong.
explain
Filial children, loving parents. The same as "father is kind and son is filial".
source
In the third year of seclusion of Zuo Zhuan, it is said that "Jun Yi, Chen Xing, Fu Ci, Zi Xiao, Xiong AI and di Jing are the so-called six obediences." Zhu Xi's Zhu Zi Yu Lei (Volume 16) in Song Dynasty: "it is necessary to elaborate on the benevolence and respect of the monarch and his ministers, filial piety and benevolence of the son and father, and the letter of the Chinese people, and each of them has its own reason."
Examples
~, three parts of the world, two parts of the west, people's well-being, military heart Shun Yue. The 35th chapter of the romance of the gods by Chen Zhonglin in Ming Dynasty.
Filial son and loving father
similarly afflicted people pity each other - tóng bìng xiāng lián
one 's sidelong glance has the moist gleam of the autumnal waves - qiū bō yíng yíng
have a keen insight into matters - dòng chá yī qiè