On the filial piety of Taizhou's father.

The monarch is upright, the subordinates are upright (each has a peaceful mind, that is to say, the monarch has the body of a monarch, and the ministers have the image of ministers, each acting within their own position), parents love their children, and children honor their parents (such families are generally beautiful and rich), and then they can pay attention to etiquette. Why are you worried that there are no outstanding talents? ("Dangui" is a metaphor for outstanding talents)

This is the norm of Confucianism. The monarch, the minister, the father and the son are well-behaved and well-mannered, and the country is compulsory. Confucianism and Buddhism (Buddhism) both believe that people are reincarnated, and the hidden virtues accumulated by families will protect future generations. Therefore, it is said here that as long as some Confucian norms are fulfilled, outstanding people different from ordinary people will appear in future generations.