Awe comes from Zhu's The Doctrine of the Mean, which means that a gentleman is always in awe. With awe, a person can act according to natural laws and moral standards, so awe is the beginning of self-discipline and the boundary of behavior. The cultivation of awe is in daily life, because awe refers to the respect and awe of human natural laws and social norms, and is the attitude of human beings towards everything. If you can cultivate children's gratitude from an early age, you will naturally have awe. At present, most children are the treasures of the family. Parents do housework such as sweeping the floor, mopping the floor, cooking and even some homework at school. However, because parents write these things down, children will take everything for granted, which of course will not cultivate a grateful child.

First of all, home is the place where children learn and grow up, and he is also a member of this family. If children can be involved in housework together, both parents and the whole family should work together for this family. When they pay and pay, children will naturally know the hardships, thus nourishing the heart of gratitude.

In addition, it is also a way to cultivate awe. It is natural for grandparents to love their grandchildren, but it is important to handle that ruler well. Now too many grandparents hurt their grandchildren to the point where one is old and the other is young. What is really good is to take care of the development of your grandson, not just do what you want to do.

Finally, we must respect our elders. Filial piety is a traditional virtue, but modern people are seriously lacking. Many children don't respect their parents and elders, and even have many disobedient behaviors such as beating and cursing. Think it's all the children's fault? Children are born with a blank sheet of paper, and it is the parents themselves who draw on it. How can it be possible to educate a child who knows how to be grateful and always be in awe? Therefore, set an example for him from an early age. Your attitude towards your elders and teachers is also your children's attitude towards you in the future. In a family, respect the old and love the young, be polite to others, and speak softly, so that children who grow up in the family will be awe-inspiring when they get to work.