RPAGF Chapter 291: Not Reading 24 Filial Piety Is Not Filial
Chapter 291: Not Reading 24 Filial Piety Is Not Filial
[Selling oneself to bury one's father: In the Han Dynasty, there was a man named Dong Yong, whose family was poor. When his father died, he still had no money to bury him, so he took the initiative to sell himself to raise money to bury his father. This incident moved the Emperor of Heaven, and a goddess came down to earth and took the initiative to marry Dong Yong.
Sharp review: Do you remember "The Legend of the White Snake"? This Dong Yong is the husband of the Seven Fairies. Oh, there are several versions of this story, and they have all become myths, so I won't go into details.
Anyway, I just think this story is written for those poor scholars, telling them that as long as they are hardworking and filial, their behavior will be known by the gods, and then there will be fairies willing to marry you. Emmm, how should I put it, it is quite in line with the values of that time. Of course, we don't advocate it now. I remember a dark version, that is, the seven fairies did not stay voluntarily to be his wife, but were forced to stay.
Carving wood to serve parents: Ding Lan was a native of Hanoi in the Eastern Han Dynasty. His parents died when he was young, and he often missed them, so he carved statues of his parents out of wood. In his daily life, he discussed everything with his statues and treated them as his biological parents. Ding Lan's wife was so curious about the two statues that she pricked the fingers of the wooden statues with a needle. Surprisingly, blood flowed from the wooden statues. When Ding Lan returned home and saw the wooden statues with tears in their eyes, he divorced his wife in anger after learning the truth.
Sharp review: Two words: awesome. One word: God. I only feel sorry for the wife. First of all, the wood is bleeding, is it a spirit? Secondly, considering the background of the times, isn’t this just a story about selecting filial and honest people?! Poor wife, she has become a "villain". 】
＜I have seen a version where Dong Yong became a scholar, and the seven fairies left after helping him＞
＜When I was a kid, I thought the Seven Fairies were some kind of top-notch love-minded people. They really had never experienced hardship before, and they had to make things difficult for themselves by digging wild vegetables.＞
＜Dong Yong stole her clothes and kept them forcibly, so I have never liked this story since I was a child＞
＜There are really many stories about filial piety in the Han Dynasty＞
＜Not only are there many, but they are also very mysterious. The wall of the school where I went to primary school had the Twenty-Four Filial Exemplars, and I read them with great interest at that time. I made up my mind to learn from them [covering my face] Later, I felt sad because I couldn’t move the heavens [covering my face]＞
＜Look at what the ancients were forced into. In order to become an official and to have a good reputation, they began to develop into metaphysics...＞
＜After the imperial examination system was established, this kind of pathological filial piety and pseudo-filial sons have indeed disappeared for the most part＞
[Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu of Han: Filial piety is filial piety, why bother with those empty words! ]
[Emperor Wu of Han Liu Che: Although my Han Dynasty values filial piety, it has indeed spawned many fake filial sons! I will definitely investigate those fake filial sons [smile]]
[Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han: The stories about filial sons that I know of do make me feel that if I don’t do this, I don’t deserve to be called a filial son.]
[Emperor Wu of Jin Sima Yan: I was wondering how those people could be so filial every day! I don’t know what kind of people they are!]
[Princess Taiping of Wu Zhou: Wow, is it the minister of the early Jin Dynasty? Who who who who? ? ? ]
[Tang Taizong Li Shimin: Filial piety is based on one's heart. In daily life, being filial to parents, solving problems for parents, giving them the most enjoyable life, and letting them enjoy themselves without worries, this is true filial piety! ]
[Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang: Well, this is true filial piety. Solve problems for parents - build a kingdom, give them the most enjoyable life - the position of the emperor, let them enjoy themselves without worries - build palaces, fill concubines, give birth to children]
[Tang Gaozu Li Yuan: ...I don't want to admit it, but except for some things, being the emperor is really comfortable...]
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Isn't it enough to be filial to your parents from the bottom of your heart? !
What are you doing behind?!
Liu Bang was very confused. How could these people go to such lengths to be "filial"? !
Thinking about his deeds from childhood to adulthood, he couldn't help but shake his head. If he was born in a later era, the things he did when he was a child would be enough to prevent him from becoming an official for the rest of his life.
Xiao He and Zhang Liang both deeply agreed with the comments on the screen.
"As time goes by, the court and the officials are all people who are only interested in fame. How can they work?"
"The imperial examination system is still the best!"
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It's too much!
Fortunately, there are not too many such people now, so it is easier to deal with them!
Liu Che stared at the screen fiercely while angrily issuing an edict to tell all his subjects: what is filial piety? !
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Li Yuan felt that the gaze from behind was about to expose him.
Under that scorching gaze, Li Yuan responded to Zhu Yuanzhang's comments on the light screen.
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[Leaping Carp from a Spring: During the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a man named Jiang Shi in Guanghan, who married Pang Shi. The couple was extremely filial, and Pang Shi often went to the riverside to fetch the Yangtze River water that her mother-in-law loved to drink.
Because her mother-in-law loved to eat fish, Pang Shi often cooked fish for her. Her mother-in-law did not want to enjoy it alone, so she invited neighbors to eat together. One day, Pang Shi came back late from fetching water due to strong winds. Jiang Shi suspected that she neglected her mother and drove her out.
Pang lived in a neighbor's house, working hard day and night to spin and weave, and asked the neighbor to send all the money she earned back home to honor her mother-in-law. After her mother-in-law learned that Pang was kicked out of the house, she asked Jiang Shi to invite her back. When Pang returned home, a spring suddenly gushed out in the yard, and the taste was exactly the same as the river water she often drew, and even two carps jumped out of the spring every day.
Sharp Comment: Jiang Shi, are you sick?! I can understand the previous story about Ding Lan, but I really don't understand your story. It's too despicable! And as for Pang Shi, I don't want to say anything more... Forget it, in ancient times... a married woman should obey her husband... Oh.
I have every reason to suspect that if Pang Shi did not send the money he earned back home, the mother-in-law would continue to pretend that she didn't know about it and let Pang Shi fend for himself.
Although the ending is a happy ending as usual, it is really too stupid.
The biggest loser: Carp. 】
＜No, isn't this a story from the Eastern Han Dynasty? Why does it sound like a story about disciplining a woman...?＞
＜Because the book of Twenty-Four Filial Exemplars was compiled by people in the Yuan Dynasty, the content of the story should not have changed much, and the core of the story must be more in line with the values of their time＞
＜Hahaha, the sister above said it well! He is the most difficult person to describe in this story. He lives like a background character.＞
＜Fortunately, I didn’t like to watch this when I was young, this stuff is too polluting＞
＜I didn’t like watching it when I was a kid. My mom said I was unfilial [rolling eyes] and she lectured me on moral principles and told me to learn from the ancients [speechless]＞
＜Sister, you are so miserable. . . ＞
[Empress Lü of the Han Dynasty: Tsk]
[Wang Shouren in the second year of Ming Zhengde: Don’t just read from books, but study things]
[Emperor Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao: Wang Shouren, why did you write to me saying that you don’t want to return to Beijing? I value you very much! I let you come back because I want to use you! ! ! ]
[Wang Shouren, the second year of Ming Zhengde: I thank your majesty for your kindness. Please forgive my rude behavior. At first, I wanted to leave this place, but I have recently figured out some questions. I am inexperienced and my ability needs to be improved. I want to stay here and do more practical things for the people. This time is also helpful for me to have an epiphany.]
[Emperor Zhengde of Ming Dynasty Zhu Houzhao: Well, you are indeed someone I value!]
[Gu Yanwu in the third year of the Chongzhen reign of the Ming Dynasty: !!! It is Mr. Yangming!!!]
[Xu Jie, the 27th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty: Mr. Yangming!!!]
[Ming Wanli Year 7: Mr. Yangming!!!]
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Liu Bang was feeling uneasy, and it was obvious that Lu Zhi's attitude was that she had replaced Jiang Shi in the video with herself.
Feeling wronged for no apparent reason?
He is much better than Jiang Shi, right...?
Um...
During those years, E'ou managed the household alone and had a hard life.
Liu Bang was unwilling to admit it at first, but later he began to recall the days when he was in Pei County.
Lu Zhi is a good woman, a good mother, and a good...
Halfway through the video, Lu Zhi left Changle Palace on the pretext of having something to do.
Lü Zhi thought to herself, I am not a woman without resentment or hatred. What about the original history? Who knows what will happen now?
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"Is Wang Shouren very famous? Why is he always called Mr. Yangming?"
"Although I really don't understand what's so great about Longchang."
Zhu Houzhao temporarily suppressed the doubts in his mind. After all, Wang Shouren was the person he had reserved, so he just had to wait for him to come back.
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