Filial piety is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. Parents didn't, worship sincerely. Both are indispensable. A true filial son should not only care about the physical health of his parents at all times, provide them with material and spiritual support, but also take care of their parents' daily life in their old age.
During the lifetime of their parents, children should always be respectful, respect their wishes, understand their needs, and meet their expectations as much as possible. Children should take the initiative to take care of household chores, care about their parents' diet and daily life, and create a warm and comfortable living environment for them. In addition, children should communicate with their parents frequently, listen to their hearts, and help them to resolve their worries and confusions in life.
However, when the parents left this world, the spirit of filial piety did not disappear. As sons and daughters, we should inherit and carry forward the spirit of filial piety and commemorate them with pious worship rituals. In the ritual of the sacrifice, we can express our gratitude and nostalgia for our parents, and pass on the fine traditions and culture of the family.
A true filial son must not only take care of his parents while they are alive, but also carry on the fine traditions of the family after a hundred years of his parents. This spirit is embodied in the rituals of the sacrifice, which requires us to always remember the nurturing grace of our parents, respect their beliefs and traditions, follow the rituals and norms of the sacrifice, and pass on this tradition and culture from generation to generation.
To sum up, filial piety is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, which needs to be practiced throughout our lives. Only by taking care of our parents while they are alive and worshipping them devoutly after a hundred years can we truly embody our filial piety and responsibility as children. As a member of the family, we should always maintain respect and gratitude, inherit the fine traditions and culture of the family, and let the spirit of filial piety be carried forward.