Why is Chinese filial piety one-way? Are parents not humans but gods? Where did this god come from?

Yes, the Chinese people’s intention towards their parents is like the worship of idols, and this kind of worship is not spontaneous but imposed by thoughts.

The deep-rooted thinking of the Chinese people is Confucianism. In order to facilitate their rule, the rulers of the Han Dynasty made the people stupider, so they implemented the rule of "filial piety" to govern the world, "the king, his ministers, his father and his son, the country and the world" , this strict hierarchical system is deeply integrated into the blood of the Han people, and has only faded away without changing for thousands of years. The Han Dynasty advocated that parents and kings are like gods. "The king wants his ministers to die, and the father wants his son to die." This absolute control was used to corrode people's free thoughts, thus forming a strong restraint on all social classes. That is - filial piety.

China is essentially a country without "religion". China's worship of idols is all worship of people. Lear (Tai Shang Laojun), Confucius, Guan Yu...including the Jade Emperor are all "people". It was not until Buddhism was introduced to China that the Chinese discovered "virtual idols" to better control people. Thoughts, Taoism later produced "Yuanshi Tianzun and Lingbao Tianzun". Schools that did not update their idols in time were eliminated by history.

"Filial piety" was a "religious" form of etiquette in ancient China. Its essence was to divide classes, rather than to be kind to others. Therefore, until today, "parents" are a social class higher than "children". In order to achieve the pleasure of enjoying this right, Chinese parents have continued to evolve and beautify this "filial piety".

There is a joke in the Han Dynasty, which is called "To promote Xiaolian (an official position), one cannot read." The emperors of the Han Dynasty all had the word "filial piety" in their names, such as Xiaowen, Xiaowu, and Xiaohui. , Xiaojing..., if a person is said to be "filial", he can be recommended as filial and honest by the squires. Many people cheat. Some deliberately don't have enough to eat for their parents. Some sell all their belongings to their parents for their birthdays. Some parents die and discuss with their eldest brother, "I will be an official and you will benefit. Let me be filial to you." "At this time, you will find that people have become stupid and become "devout believers", thinking that "filial piety" can bring them good things.

So in the eyes of the Chinese, "filial piety" is also "god".