What are the poems praising parents' selfless dedication?

1, verse: a loving mother leans on the door, but a wanderer is hard to walk.

From: Figure 1 of Xuan Mo by Wang Mian in Yuan Dynasty.

Interpretation: A kind mother leans against the door, expecting her children. It's hard for a wanderer to travel far away!

2. Poetry: Frosted reed flowers shed tears and wet clothes, and their heads are helpless.

From: Yu Gong's Thinking of Mother in Yuan Dynasty

Interpretation: I can't help but shed sad tears when I see first frost destroying Luhua; The white-haired old mother will never walk to the door again, leaning against Chai Men and expecting me and visiting me again.

3. Poetry: Parents' love is the truest in the world, and tears and blood are dissolved in children.

From: Poem of Looking at Parents by Cixi in Qing Dynasty.

Interpretation: The most sincere feeling in the world is the love of parents, and parents' blood runs through children.

4. Poetry: She sewed it carefully and thoroughly, fearing that it would delay his time to go home.

From: The Wanderer by Meng Jiao in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: Before he left, he sewed the needle tightly for fear that his son would come back late and his clothes would be damaged.

5. Poetry: When my parents raised me, they made me hide day and night.

From: Du Fu's wedding farewell in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: When I was a daughter, my parents never let me show my face, no matter day or night.