Mencius said, "Old people are old, young people are few, and young people are few". In our traditional virtues in China, morally speaking, we should not only honor our parents, but also learn to respect other old people and care for children. Only in this way can the honest folk custom of respecting the old and loving the young be formed in the whole society and the harmonious development between people be formed in today's harmonious society.

Each of us came to this world and lived in this world because of our parents, who nurtured our growth and were the escorts of our lives. However, in fact, from the moment we were born, we shouldered the responsibility of honoring our parents with a grateful heart. From ancient times to the present, people should understand that "filial piety comes first", "Luz borrows rice to save his parents", "Zhu De remembers my mother" and "Kong Rong Li Rang" can all be fully proved. Filial piety occupies a primary position in China's traditional virtues and has been handed down from generation to generation.

"Everyone has the heart of filial piety." We should thank my parents for giving me the right to come into this world. However, the time of youth is full of infinite happiness, but it is also accompanied by the joys and sorrows of learning, including the ups and downs of parents. Parents work day and night for our happy life. Whenever I see the silver thread added to my parents' black hair and the trace of the years passing before my shiny forehead, there will be a force that constantly urges me to study hard and repay the society and my parents with my own achievements. This is also a filial piety policy.

"But how much love the grass has, I got three rays of spring." Although we are still very young, there are many things that we can't do naturally, but we can put ourselves in each other's shoes from the perspective of our parents. Each of us will be the parents of our children in the future. However, the way to honor our parents is not just that you let them live a happy life, but that cup of herbal tea you handed over when their parents stopped to rest, that towel you handed over when they were sweating hard, and that dinner on the table when you first learned to cook. Children should try their best to prepare what their parents like and carefully remove what their parents don't like for them. Only in this way can we repay our parents' kindness in raising us.

It is moral for people who are not far away to be filial to their parents. Feeding children is an animal instinct, and filial piety is a cultural act of human beings. If we don't honor our parents, we are equivalent to a flower in a vase. Although the color is fragrant, it has lost its original roots. The kindness of parenting will be rewarded, and the dream of the dragon son will eventually come true. Filial piety will be passed down from generation to generation and will last forever. Tao, not far away, filial piety, respect for parents.