What do loyalty, filial piety, courtesy, righteousness, honesty and shame mean?

China's eight characters of loyalty and filial piety are filial piety, filial piety, loyalty, faithfulness, courtesy, righteousness, honesty and shame.

Filial piety, loyalty, courtesy, honesty and shame is a China word, which means the foundation of being a man, the whole essence of moral education advocated by our great sage Confucius and Confucian scholars in past dynasties, and the eight virtues of life: filial piety, loyalty, faith, courtesy, righteousness, honesty and shame.

There was a Confucius who was also very filial to his younger brother, but few people were prone to make mistakes, and it was difficult to make mistakes, while those who were prone to make mistakes were not. Gentleman's business is based on inheritance and Taoism. Filial piety is also the foundation of benevolence.

Brief introduction of China's eight-character loyalty and filial piety etiquette

1, filial piety is filial piety. Filial piety is the duty of children, and filial piety is to repay the kindness of parents.

2. Respect is respect. Respect your younger brother. It's your duty to be a younger brother. Respect is to repay my brother's kindness, but also to care for my brother.

3. Loyalty is loyalty. Loyalty to the country is the responsibility of being a citizen, and loyalty is a gratitude to the country.

4. Faith is credit. A trustworthy friend must keep his word to his friends, be respectful in his actions, and never break his promise.

5, courtesy is etiquette. Be polite when meeting people, bow, and not bow is barbarism. Children, pay tribute to your teachers and parents.