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Filial Piety (xiao, 孝)

2020
Xiao is a central concept in Confucian moral philosophy and has a special position within it. There are roughly three senses to xiao. One, supporting and respecting one’s parents. Second, inheriting and continuing the work left by one’s parents, or completing the unfulfilled the undertakings of one’s ...
Yueqing Wang, Qinggang Bao, Guoxing Guan
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Filial Piety

Abstract Recently, nationwide efforts have been made under joint public and private auspices to preserve the traditional values associated with respect and care for elderly people in South Korea in the face of a rapidly aging population and changes in modern family structure.
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Filial piety

2022
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The relationship between filial piety and caregiver burden among adult children: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Geriatric Nursing, 2022
Yuqin Pan
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Filial Piety

American Book Review, 2012
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Filial Piety

2005
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Promulgation of Filial Piety

2018
Having introduced the various occasions for Hokkien theatrical performances, including the celebratory and liturgical, this chapter will focus on a distinct but popular theme in theatre closely related to death and the underworld. This is the Mulian performance.
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Canon of Filial Piety

The Canon of Filial Piety is the shortest of the Thirteen Classics of Confucianism; nevertheless, it has been one of the most influential Confucian works for more than two thousand years. The Thirteen Classics were writings acclaimed by the government because they embodied the words and acts of the ideal rulers of the golden past: the sage-kings Yao ...
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Filial piety

Notes and Queries, 1871
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Filial piety

2023
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