1, every blade of grass and tree in spring: I think that the grass's meager mind can't repay the deep affection of the sunshine in spring, which means that the parents' kindness is heavy and difficult to repay.
2, colorful entertainment: Legend has it that there was an old Laizi in the Spring and Autumn Period, very filial. At the age of 70, he sometimes wears colorful clothes and dresses up as a child to make his parents laugh. Later as an allusion to filial piety.
Changed from Liu Xiang's Biography of Daughters: "Lao Laizi raised his parents. At the age of 70, the baby amused himself, dressed in colorful clothes, tasted class and fell down because he was lying on the ground like a child's hoof or a beautiful bird beside him."
3, the second dock feedback: the second dock: a kind of crow, it is said that it can feed its mother; Feedback: Black boy grows up and feeds his mother. Metaphor children repay their parents' parenting. The second discount from the anonymous author "Xuebao recognizes the mother": "As the saying goes, a horse has a reins, a dog has a grass bed, and kindness feeds back."
4. Lishui Chenghuan: Even if you eat beans and drink water, try to make your parents happy. This is filial piety. Describe a poor family, but don't forget to honor your parents.
5. Sleeping on the Ice for Carp: tells the story of A Jin Wang Xiang catching fish on the ice for his stepmother in winter, which is regarded as a classic of filial piety by later generations.
What are the idioms that describe "respect parents and raise children"?
Filial piety
Pinyin: shān zhēn wēn Xi
Explanation: Describe being very filial to parents.
Source: Liu Hanzhen's "The Story of Looking East at Huang Xiang": "In winter, there is no quilt pants, which is very intimate. Summer is a bed pillow, and cold is a warm pad. "
For example, making sentences: Mrs. Zhu, the mother of the monarch, was born in Chen, fanning her pillow and warming her seat, and her uncles often sighed when painting. Shi nan Liu baochuan
Moral standards advocated by feudal society
Pinyin: Xiao tüzhng xn n
Explanation: It refers to the moral standards that a feudal society should have, such as filial piety to parents, respect for elder brothers, loyalty to the monarch and trust from friends.
Source: Xun's "West Lake II: Zu Kong Appears to Rescue the Driver": "When you meet people, you only advise people to be filial and faithful."
For example, make a sentence: filial piety is teaching, and courtesy is home. Chapter 23 Biography of the Marriage Awakening between Qing Dynasty and the West
Filial children and kind grandchildren-valuable descendants
Pinyin: xiào zǐ xián sūn
Explanation: It refers to the son who is filial to his parents and the virtuous grandson. Metaphor is a person who faithfully inherits some ideas or old traditional ideas.
Source: Mencius Li Lou: "Although the dutiful son loves his grandson, eternal life cannot be changed."
For example, I have no last words after my death, but I belong to future generations. Don't change the habit of greenwood, it's a dutiful son and grandson. Li Qing Ruzhen's "The Edge of a Mirror Flower" Back to 51
Dressed in variegated clothes and dressed as a clown to amuse his parents.
Pinyin: c m: I y: y ú q: n
Commentary: Legend has it that there was an old Laizi in the Spring and Autumn Period who was very filial. At the age of 70, he sometimes wears colorful clothes and pretends to be a child to make his parents laugh. Later as an allusion to filial piety.
Source: Han Liuxiang's "Daughter Biography": "Lao Laizi has a reason to honor his parents. He is 70 years old. The baby amused himself, dressed in colorful clothes, tasted the pulp and went to class, and fell down because he was lying on the ground like a child's hoof or a beautiful bird beside him. "
For example, making sentences: playing with color to entertain relatives, Lao Laizi's filial piety. Ming Cheng Deng Ji's Study Tour Qionglin, Grandson and Son
Filial piety of children
Pinyin: Wang Xiang wòbīng
Commentary: Wang Xiang was lying on the ice begging for fish to serve his mother. Metaphor children filial piety parents.
Source: The book "Biography of Wang Jinxiang": "When the mother often wants to have raw fish, it is freezing in the cold. When you undress, you will cut the ice. The ice will suddenly untie itself, and the two carp will jump out and come back. "
Example: Your filial piety is the fragrance lying on the ice. The Third Fold of Yuan Guanhanqing's Mu Chen Jiaozi
C. Four-word idioms describing parents' love for their children
Infinite love
regularly
selfless dedication
The cow licks her calf affectionately ―― the love of parents.
Love your son like a life.
D. Idioms about children loving their parents
Nothing grows, spring shines, colorful clothes, entertainment, love, love, love, filial piety, filial piety, filial piety, filial piety, loyalty, righteousness, Wang Xiang lying on the ice.
E. What is the idiom to describe the harmonious relationship between children and parents?
One: Love for the calf
detailed description
1, explanation: lick: lick. Lower leg: lower leg. Cows lick their calves to show their love for them. Metaphor be immersed in love with children. Also known as "calf's thoughts", "calf's privacy" and "calf's feelings".
2, from the Southern Song Dynasty, Ye Fan, "The History of the Later Han Dynasty, Yang Biao Biography."
Number two: the thing about a blackbird.
detailed description
1. Commentary: Wuniao: According to ancient legend, Xiaowu can feed his fifth brother in return. Metaphor to serve filial piety.
2. From: Jin Shimi's "Chen Qingbiao": "Wu Bird Affairs, I am willing to end it."
Three: family happiness [ti ā n lú n zh and lè]
detailed description
1. explanation: tianlun: in the past, it refers to the kinship relationship between father and son, brothers and so on. Generally refers to family fun.
2. From: Tang Libai's "Preface to the Spring Banquet of Brother Peach Blossom Garden": "Meet the Peach Blossom Garden and make a happy family."
Four: endless fun
detailed description
1. Description: It's fun. Refers to a position in the imperial court and enjoys it.
2. Example: The conditions here are tough, but it's fun to fight the difficulties.
Five: Father's kindness and filial piety
detailed description
1. explanation: father: refers to parents; Son: Son. Parents are kind to their children, and children are filial to their parents.
2. From: The Book of Rites: "What is the meaning of human beings? Father's kindness, son's filial piety, brother's kindness, brother's kindness, husband's righteousness, woman's listening, long-term benefit, gentleness, gentleman's benevolence and minister's loyalty. "
F. Idioms about filial piety of children
1. Every grass and tree is full of spring: it means that parents are deeply grateful for their children's upbringing, and their children's efforts are hard to repay.
(the grace of confusion, heaven is confused)
There is nothing to worry about: encourage everyone to study in Germany, so as not to embarrass their parents.
(Don't insult Chunxuan, make a name for yourself)
3. Health-preserving death: refers to filial piety to parents.
(When I am sleepy in the morning, I say hello to dinner and hold my pillow to keep warm.)
4. Wear colorful clothes for entertainment: Wearing colorful clothes to amuse parents is a metaphor for filial piety.
(below the knee, warm in winter and warm in summer)
5. Kindness and kindness: metaphor for children to repay kindness.
(Wu bird romantic, fan pillow quilt)
6. Lishui Chenghuan: refers to the filial piety of children.
7. Filial son loves the sky: cherish the years with parents and be able to be filial in time.
8. Don't betray your parents: People who speak righteousness will not go against their parents' wishes.
9. You will miss your parents after a long service.
10. Kinder than loving mother: kinder than loving mother. Describe the kindness.
G. idioms describing children's feelings for their parents
I found some for you to choose from, hoping to help you:
The relationship between children and parents.
Metaphor is the intimate relationship between children and parents.
Children repay their parents' kindness.
Kindness: support; Ciwu: a kind of crow, which is said to feed its mother back; Feedback: Black boy grows up and feeds his mother. Metaphor children repay their parents' parenting.
filial piety/mourning
It is a metaphor for children to support their parents and repay their kindness when they grow up.
Chunhui inch grass
Chunhui: the sunshine in spring; It is a metaphor for parents' loving care for their children. An inch of grass: an inch of grass; Metaphor children's infinite gratitude to their parents.
The cow licks her calf affectionately ―― the love of parents.
Metaphor be immersed in love with children.
Love for children
Lick: lick the calf: calf. Cows lick their calves to show their love for them. Metaphor be immersed in love with children. Also known as "calf's thoughts", "calf's privacy" and "calf's feelings".
Parents have a close relationship with their children.
Describe the intimate relationship between parents and children.
Parents have a close relationship with their children.
Describe the intimate relationship between parents and children. Later it was also used between brothers.
Fractal gas
Describe the intimate relationship between parents and children. Later it was also used between brothers.
An old cow is licking her newborn calf ―― doting parents.
The old cow licked the calf. Metaphor parents love their children.
Eagerly waiting for his son's return
Lu: The door of the ancient alley. Describe parents' desire to see their children return.
The reunion of parents and children
Flesh and blood: metaphor for parents, brothers, children and other relatives. Refers to the reunion of relatives after parting.
Children's marriage
Children's love for their mothers.
Refers to the child's yearning for his mother.
Take care of parents when they are old, and give them a proper funeral after their death.
Refers to children's support for their parents and funeral after death.
bring up children for one's old age
Raising a son is to prevent old age. It also refers to raising children to prevent old age.
Parents' doting on their children
Tao: Method. Be very close to someone in the wrong way. Refers to parents' doting on their children
Parents' expectations of their children
Refers to parents' desire for their children.
Parents' kindness and hard work
Refers to the kindness and efforts of parents in the process of raising their children.
A loving father, a loyal son
Father: refers to parents; Son: Son. Parents are kind to their children, and children are filial to their parents.
The kindness of parents to raise their children
Refers to the kindness of parents to raise their children.
When a person dies,
The debts of the father before his death shall be paid off by the children. It also refers to the fault of parents towards their children.
Take good care of your parents and make them happy
Effort: always refers to serving parents; Below the knee: when a child is young, he leans on his parents' knees, so it means childhood. Always refers to serving parents.
Choose a suitable environment for children's education.
Choose a suitable living environment to educate children.
The teaching of the child's father
The children obey their father's instruction.
Treat children as your own.
Love as if you were your own child.
Have high hopes for their children.
I hope my children can succeed in their studies and careers.
Prenatal engagement
Make an engagement for your child when you are pregnant.
The father strictly disciplines the children, and the children obey and filial to the father.
Fathers strictly discipline children, and children obey their fathers.
When a mother is full of love for her offspring
Mothers love their children and children are filial to their parents, which is a moral trend advocated by feudal society.
A husband is a virtuous wife and a child is a charitable mother.
A virtuous wife to her husband and a kind mother to her children.
Confused elegance
W: No, no; Extreme: the end. In the past, it was used to praise parents for their endless kindness in raising children.
H. What idioms describe parents' attitudes towards their children?
Idioms describing parents' education for their children
Dundun doctrine
Teach children well,
Choose a suitable environment for children's education.
Mencius' mother moved three times
Ceng Zi killed Bi.
Tie your hair to the beam and poke your thigh with an awl to stay awake ―― study hard/diligently.
Cock crow and practice sword-diligence and self-discipline
Guide patiently and systematically
Parents' doting on their children
The cow licks her calf affectionately ―― the love of parents.
1. What are the idioms that describe "parents"?
Great love and selflessness [dà iwú:] describes parents' love for their children without asking for anything in return.
Example: Parents in the world are selfless, and children should be grateful to them.
Great love is boundless []: it means great love is boundless.
For example, if I want to use a word to describe my parents, I think it must be "great love without borders".
Mourn for my parents [āi āi fù mǔ]: Mourn for my parents! It used to mean that people under ancient tyranny worked hard all the year round, and they were sad that their parents could not take care of their diseases and their old age.
Ex: I mourn my parents, and I don't know if I have any children.
Loving father and dutiful son [:fü cí zü xià o]: Father: refers to parents; Son: Son. Parents are kind to their children, and children are filial to their parents.
For example, it is natural for a father to be kind to his son, but nowadays, the world is getting worse and worse, and things that father and son turn against each other are heard from time to time.
Parental kindness [fê mǔ nqí n]: refers to the kindness and efforts of parents in the process of raising their children.
Example: Parents are diligent, so we should remember to go home often.
Amiable [hém 4 I kěqěn]: gentle temperament and amiable attitude.
My mother is always amiable.
Careful [wú w ē ib 249zhi]: No matter how subtle, you can take care of it comprehensively. Extremely subtle.
Ex.: You don't know how meticulous your parents are until you have children.
Father is son: father conceals evil deeds for his son.
Example: No matter how big a mistake a child makes, every father always regards his father as a hidden son.
Yan Zixiao [fü yá n zü xià o]: Fathers strictly discipline their children, and children obey their fathers.
Ex.: Their family has always been father Yan Zixiao.
Meng Mu moved three times [mèng mǔ sān qiān]: Monk's mother moved three times to choose a good environment to educate her children. Describe how parents teach their children well.
Example: His family attaches great importance to children's education, as did Meng Mu's three moves.
Lick the calf deeply [shü dü qí ng shē n]: lick: lick; Calf: The old cow licks the calf's hair to show caress. Metaphor be immersed in love with children.
Example: Parents are always affectionate and unwilling to let their children suffer.
The spring porch is lush [chūn Xuān būng máo]: Toona sinensis: a perennial deciduous tree; Xuan: Hemerocallis that the ancients thought could make people forget their troubles. Chunxuan: It's a metaphor for parents. In ancient times, my father called it "Chunting" and my mother called it "Xuantang". Metaphor parents are alive.
Example: His family is full of fragrant flowers, and his children are both perfect, which is particularly harmonious.
Old calf [l m 4 o niú shü dú]: Old cows love calves, so they often lick them with their tongues. Metaphor means that people love their children.
Ex.: He is usually very serious, but in fact he has feelings for children in private.
Gu Fuzhi's grace [Gù fù zhē n]: Gu: Looking back; Answer: Repeatedly. Parental support.
For example, since ministers are not allowed to bid farewell to Ning, it is really a loss for a group of ministers to repay Gu Fu's kindness after three years of mourning in pursuit of self-interest. -"Were Chen Zhongchuan"
Bitter and bitter [[[hán xīn rú kǔ] incarnation]] Spicy: spicy; Ru: Eat. Describe suffering or suffering.
Example: Our parents raised us with great pains, and we must repay them well.
J. The idiom describing how much children miss their dead parents is
Idioms describing children's great yearning for their deceased parents are: white clouds are blooming, spring is chilly, people are missed from the heart, and memories are unforgettable.
Idiom: White clouds kiss.
Pinyin: bái yún qīn shè
Explanation: pro: refers to parents; Health: alive. Metaphor of missing parents.
Source: Biography of Renjie in the New Tang Dynasty: "Recommend Bingzhou to join the army and go to Heyang personally. Ren Jie climbed the Taihang Mountain and looked back. He saw Baiyun flying alone and said to the left and right,' I give up.' Looking forward to it for a long time. Clouds are moving, but they must leave. "
Idiom: Think of cold spring.
Pinyin: Han quán zhīsī and s:
Explanation: It refers to the child's yearning for his mother.
Source: The Book of Songs Li Feng Kai Feng: "Joan Hinton, Xun Xia. There are seven children, and my mother is hard. "
Idiom: Think of people when you see things.
Pinyin: d incarnation
Explanation: look: look; Thinking: Missing. When you see something left by someone who has died or left, you will think of this person.
Source: Tang Pei legend Yan Rui: "The imperial concubine gave a rhinoceros hairpin to avoid dust, saying,' Seeing things in a different day and thinking about people'." "
Idiom: never forget.
Pinyin: you, you, me.
Interpretation: miss: always miss. Keep it in mind and never forget it.
Source: The Analects of Confucius: "Loyalty and respect, I will never forget it."