1, Three Movements in Meng Mu: It tells the story that Monk's mother moved many times in order to choose a good environment to educate her children.
2. Painting teaches children: It tells how Mr. Ouyang Xiu's mother used painting to teach him self-esteem and indomitable spirit, emphasizing the correct outlook on life and values.
3. Mother-in-law tattoo: tells the story of Yue Fei's mother tattooing the words "loyal to the country" on her back.
These idioms and allusions all emphasize the greatness of maternal love and the importance of filial piety, which are precious wealth in China traditional culture. They encourage people to respect their mothers, appreciate maternal love and cherish the affection and warmth of their families.
Idioms and allusions about mothers educating their children occupy an important position in China culture. They embody the traditional values of advocating family harmony and respecting family education in China culture, and also highlight the spiritual characteristics of paying attention to humanistic care and family education in China culture. These allusions sum up the wisdom and experience of mothers in educating their children, inherit the valuable educational resources in China culture, and are also of great significance to the growth and development of future generations.
They reflect the idea that China people attach importance to family education and traditional virtues. These allusions inspire people to study hard and make progress, but also remind people to remember the importance of family education and inherit the excellent traditional culture and values of the Chinese nation.
During the Northern Song Dynasty, there was an outstanding writer named Ouyang Xiu, who wrote well and made great achievements in literature and history. When Ouyang Xiu was four years old, his father died and family life was very difficult. His mother Zheng took him to Suizhou to live with his uncle. Ouyang Xiu's mother wants her son to study, but where can she afford to go to school?
After careful consideration, the mother decided to teach her son herself. She couldn't afford a pen and paper, so she wrote on the beach with a straw and taught her son to read. His mother's words and deeds inspired Ouyang Xiu's desire to study. He studied hard and eventually became one of the "Eight Masters in Tang and Song Dynasties".