[Idiom explanation] Every inch of grass: grass; Chunhui: the sunshine in spring. Grass's meager mind can't repay the affection of spring sunshine. The kindness of parents is hard to repay.
[The source of allusions] Jiao's poem Ode to a Wandering Son says: "Only an inch of grass grows, and I get three rays of spring.
Who said that a weak and filial person can repay the kindness of such a loving mother as Chunhui Puze?
2. Health and death
[Idiom explanation] Children's support and funeral for their parents.
[Allusion] Mencius Li Lou: "Health preservation is not enough to achieve great things, but death can achieve great things."
It is not a big deal to support parents, but it is a big deal to give them a good funeral.
3, colorful entertainment pro
[Idiom Interpretation] Legend has it that there was an old Laizi in the Spring and Autumn Period who was very filial. At the age of 70, he sometimes wears colorful clothes and pretends to be a child to make his parents laugh. Later as an allusion to filial piety.
[Origin of allusions] Father and Son in contemporary Zhang Xianliang: In Twenty-four Filial Pieties, there is a legend that "Lao Laizi entertains himself with colorful clothes".
4, the second dock feeds back
[Idiom explanation] Kindness: support; Ciwu: a kind of crow, which is said to feed its mother back; Feedback: Black boy grows up and feeds his mother. Metaphor children repay their parents' parenting.
[The source of allusions] Modern A Ying's flower-and-bird rivalry: "Kindness and kindness feed back, and mother and son are affectionate."
When the black chicken grows up, it is filial love to breast-feed its mother.
5. Try to win by drowning
[Idiom explanation] Soaking in water: beans and water refer to ordinary diet; Effort: Serve parents and make them happy. It refers to caring for parents and making them happy.
[Allusions] Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars, the eighth time: "Winning water is the happiest thing in life."
Being able to serve and make parents happy is the happiest thing in life.