When the elderly stand, the young should not sit; when the elderly sit, the younger generation should sit as well. One should lower one's voice in the presence of elders and avoid loud noise, which is considered improper. Whether advancing or retreating, one must adhere to propriety and punctuality.
I have witnessed the miserable plight of starving children and the profound sorrow of mothers and wives. Such scenes are deeply abhorrent and heartbreaking.
Parents who are loved and respected by their children are truly blessed.
A filial son should not possess a cold, restless, fearful, depressed, or guilty heart, nor should he have thoughts that are hard to speak of.
We feel immense joy in the beauty and happiness of our children. This emotion is so profound that it expands our hearts to such a degree that our physical bodies can barely contain them.
Nowhere is a mother better than one's own, and nowhere is salt better than one's own.
Children are the most precious treasures of their parents.
A mother who only gives birth but does not raise her children is not a true mother.
In the mouths and hearts of their children, a mother is God.
A single boy often causes more trouble than twelve girls combined.
You do not truly understand a parent's devotion until you hold your own grandchildren in your arms.
Raising a daughter is easy, but marrying her off is difficult.
Raising a son makes one understand the mother's hardships; raising a daughter makes one grateful for the mother's grace.
In the end, everyone must leave their mother.
The most beautiful sounds a person hears come from their mother, their hometown, and heaven.