There is no dutiful son before a long bed, and the next sentence is more classic.

There is no dutiful son before the long bed.

The saying that there is no dutiful son before a long hospital bed and no good wife at home for a long time has existed since ancient times, which mainly reveals the multifaceted nature of human nature. It means that if a family is poor for a long time, it is often difficult for a wife to remain virtuous; Similarly, it is difficult for children to always be filial if they take care of their sick parents for a long time.

In real life, such a situation does exist. Long-term poverty and fatigue, as well as the hard work of caring for patients, may make a person unbearable and lead to a change of mentality. However, this does not mean that these people are bad people or have no conscience, but because of the influence of life pressure and practical difficulties.

Therefore, the phrase "no dutiful son before a long bed" reminds us to understand and respect the difficulties and feelings of others. At the same time, we should also reflect on whether we can be filial and virtuous in the face of difficulties and pressures. In real life, we should try our best to do what we can, and at the same time pay attention to our physical and mental health, so as not to affect our life and family relations because of overwork.

Finally, this sentence also reminds us to cherish the people and things around us. Faced with difficulties and challenges, we should support and understand each other and tide over the difficulties together. At the same time, cherish the people and things around you, and don't wait until you lose it to regret it.

A story about a dutiful son

1, Xiaogan moves heaven: Xiaogan moves heaven, and Shun in the story moves heaven and earth because of filial piety. He is filial to his father and cares about his younger brother, and has always maintained a filial character, which has touched the Emperor of Heaven. Shun's filial piety touched people's hearts and was eventually made a vassal by Emperor Yao. This story tells us that filial piety is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation.

2, taste the soup: the story of the dutiful son has the taste of soup. During the three years when his mother, Empress Bo, was ill, Wendi often personally tasted the decoction and let her take it to ensure her recovery. This story reflects the filial piety and sense of responsibility of the dutiful son to his mother.