A Filial Son Does Not Inherit

{Everyone knows that filial piety comes first, but how many people can be called filial sons? Is the 'outside world' really that exciting? Everyone longs for a happy and carefree life, so they abandon everything and leave the countryside for the city, until they unknowingly forget that they still have a home and their parents in the distant mountains... 'It is said that raising children is to prepare for old age'. More people believe that children are the crystallization of love and the true meaning of life! Therefore, hoping that their sons and daughters will succeed is the basis of people's survival, so they have abandoned supporting the elderly and chosen to spoil their children. Have you ever thought about whether your children will be like this in the future? Treat you like this! Filial piety! It is the most important thing in ancient Chinese culture and civilization, and it is the personal quality and responsibility that everyone should have. However, it seems that it has long been forgotten in the minds of modern people. Maybe only a few people will remember it... The fallen leaves return to their roots, no matter their children! Your parents are old, so go home often and visit them when you have time! Filial piety is not inherited. Filial piety is not something you are born with, but is slowly cultivated by meeting various people and encountering various things in life...} ... A filial son does not inherit it: Keshi