I have seen such a cartoon: a family sits around the dining table and holds a birthday party for grandma. There are all kinds of delicious food on the table, but there is no grandma. However, I saw my little grandson pointing to his grandmother who was cooking in the kitchen and crying and saying, "Grandma, it's your turn to blow out the candles."

What a great birthday party! Not for the elderly, but for the elderly to pay for them for free! I can't help asking: "Where is the filial piety of China's 5,000-year-old civilization?"

We know that from ancient times to the present, the word "filial piety" has occupied almost everyone's ideology. No matter young or old, they all follow the "filial piety". In ancient times, "filial piety" was "shun", which was always linked together and finally became a proper noun. In a family, the father is the head of the family, and the children must obey everything, right or wrong, which is also a manifestation of filial piety.

Nowadays, the meaning of "filial piety" has further changed, from blindly following to seeking common ground while reserving differences, and fulfilling filial piety from both spiritual and material aspects. We can often find that every weekend, some old people's homes are always crowded with children, get together, ask the old people how to keep warm, buy supplements for the old people and chat with them. Grandchildren also report good grades to the old people to make them happy. This is the embodiment of filial piety in the new era.

The society is progressing day by day. From blind obedience in ancient times to filial piety in both material and spiritual aspects today, China people attach importance to "filial piety".

Foreign countries are different from us. The relationship between children and the elderly is only money. Parents are only responsible for bringing up their children, and the rest is left alone. It doesn't matter. In their later years, even if their children are in groups, their children and grandchildren will not get together. They are indifferent to money. I heard of such a thing. An old man lived alone in a small house in Los Angeles, USA. One day when the postman came to deliver the pension list, he found that the old man had been dead for a long time. He died of a heart attack. It is understood that she has nine children, all of whom are doing well, and one is a big capitalist. But after these nine children became adults, she never saw them again. At most, she received some small gifts at Christmas. And after she died, her children didn't say anything. This shows the difference between eastern and western civilizations, at least in filial piety. No wonder some people commented that the western capitalist world is a paradise for children, a battlefield for adults and a hell for the elderly.

It can be seen that "filial piety" is one of the virtues of China people.

Comrade Chen Yi, a great proletarian revolutionary in China, is very filial to his mother. Once, he went home to visit his mother, who was old and sick, and her pants were dirty. When she saw Chen Yi come in, she hid her dirty trousers under the mattress. When Chen Yi found his dirty trousers under the mattress, he complained about why his mother hid them, and his son had nothing to worry about. Her mother said, "Let others do the rough work." Chen Yi said, "I am your son? How can others replace it! " Say, three times five divided by two, I washed my pants.

Visible, from the leaders down to the people, all follow the "filial piety", filial piety is the most prominent virtue in China.

We teenagers should inherit this virtue, never like that cartoon, but further develop the virtue of our Chinese nation!