Obedience is an old idiom, which means that young children can be taught and guided. Among them, "obedient" refers to underage young people, but it also refers to the mentality of young people, indicating that they are easily influenced and have strong ability to accept teaching. This sentence can also be understood as that youth is the golden age of acquiring knowledge, learning and growing in life.

This idiom can guide our education. In the process of children's growth, we should pay attention to the methods and art of education. Because children are kind by nature, sometimes they just go in the wrong direction because of lack of correct guidance. Therefore, educators should grasp the period and be good at guiding, so as to achieve the greatest effect and lay a good foundation for children's future.

This idiom has profound meaning. It enlightens us that we should treat the growth of teenagers with a correct attitude, respect their thoughts and personality, and guide them to the right path of life. At the same time, obedience also warns us that educating teenagers should not be limited to textbooks, but should cultivate their innovative consciousness and independent thinking ability to help them move towards a successful future.