What is washing parents' feet in the cultural sense?

This is filial piety, which can make children know how to be grateful and return.

The custom of washing parents' feet to express filial piety dates back to the Qing Dynasty. Zhu Zeng, a literary critic, wrote: "In the second year of Guangxu, Huizhou government organized 100 good daughters-in-law to wash their father-in-law's feet, and the scene was spectacular ..." The measures of washing parents' feet in primary and secondary schools can be traced back to 200 1. That year, Wuhan No.25 Middle School assigned a special "homework" to more than 500 junior one students: wash their parents' feet once and write down their experiences and feelings. After this matter was reported in the newspaper, it aroused strong repercussions throughout the country.

Qian, the headmaster of Wuhan No.25 Middle School, is one of the pioneers for students to wash their parents' feet. Yesterday, he introduced that at that time, considering the lack of communication between many students and their parents, they compiled the Three-Character Classic of Filial Piety, calling on students to go home and wash their parents' feet. "The activity was very effective, and some children and parents were moved to tears. The psychological distance between the two generations has narrowed in washing feet. "