to be obedient and devoted to one's parents or elders; to fulfill one's duties to the family

To be filial and respectful toward one's parents or elders; to support and honor one's aged parents.

Respect, obedience, and care toward one's parents or elders; filial piety or sentiments.

To be disrespectful or lack devotion to one's parents or elders; not showing filial piety

a son who is obedient and shows deep respect for his parents

to be loyal to one's country and filial to one's parents

The moral principles and obligations regarding one's duty to respect and care for parents

Fei Xiaotong (1910-2005), a prominent Chinese sociologist and anthropologist

Xiaogan prefecture-level city in Hubei Province

to fulfill one's duty as a child by showing respect and caring for parents or elders

Ken Zhu (1979-), Taiwanese singer and actor

devotion to one's parents and loyalty to friends

The tomb of the founding Ming emperor [[朱元璋|朱元璋|zhu1 yuan2 zhang1]] and Empress Ma in Nanjing; a UNESCO World Heritage site representing the peak of Ming dynasty architecture and stone carving.

Xiaogan, a prefecture-level city in Hubei Province [[湖北省|湖北省|hu2 bei3 sheng3]]

A daughter who is devoted to her parents and shows great respect or filial piety toward them

(historical) A person who has passed the civil service exams; specifically used during the Ming and Qing dynasties as an informal title for a [[举人|舉人|ju3 ren2]]

Xiaoyi, a county-level city in [[吕梁市|呂梁市|lu:3 liang2 shi4]] in Shanxi Province

To wear mourning clothes, a black armband, or other traditional mourning garb to honor a deceased relative.

To be filial toward one's parents and respect and love one's elder brothers; the Confucian virtues of filial piety and fraternal duty

to observe a period of mourning for one's parents or close relatives, traditionally involving the cessation of entertainment and social gatherings as a sign of respect

to be extremely filial; showing great devotion to one's parents

White cotton or hemp clothing worn as a sign of mourning for a deceased elder or family member; also called [[孝衣|孝衣|xiao4 yi1]]

to dress in mourning garments made of coarse hemp to show respect for a deceased parent or relative; to be in deep mourning

actions or conduct demonstrating devotion and service to one's parents

Duke Xiao of [[秦国|秦國|qin2 guo2]], born [[嬴渠梁|嬴渠梁|ying2 qu2 liang2]], who ruled from 361 to 338 BC during the Warring States Period; he is known for employing [[商鞅|商鞅|shang1 yang1]] to enact legalist reforms that transformed Qin into a major power.

dutiful and virtuous children and grandchildren who fulfill their familial obligations

Xiaochang County in [[孝感|孝感|xiao4 gan3]], Hubei Province

The most formal and solemn type of mourning dress, worn for the funeral of a direct relative such as a parent.

Xiaonan District of [[孝感市|孝感市|xiao4 gan3 shi4]] city in Hubei Province

unquestioning devotion to one's parents even when they are wrong or the demands are unreasonable

The four traditional virtues of loyalty to the state, filial piety to parents, faithfulness between spouses, and righteousness among friends

a benevolent father and a filial son; refers to the natural love and mutual respect between parents and children

to show filial respect and provide for the material needs of one's parents

Xiaochang County in [[孝感|孝感|xiao4 gan3]], Hubei Province

To visit a bereaved family to offer condolences and pay respects to the deceased

White or hemp garment worn during a period of mourning for a relative or elder

to be in the period of mourning for one's parents or close relatives; also called [[有服|有服|you3 fu2]]

To wear mourning dress or symbols, such as a black armband or white belt, to show grief for a deceased relative.

temple name of the ninth emperor of the Ming Dynasty, who reigned as the Hongzhi Emperor from 1487 to 1505

(literary) term used in an obituary, on a tombstone, or as a self-reference by a son during the mourning period for his parents

Loyal to one's country and filial to one's parents at the same time; to fulfill both duties of loyalty and filial piety.

to wear mourning clothes; to mourn for a deceased relative

The four essential Confucian moral principles: filial piety toward parents, respect for elder brothers, loyalty to one's ruler, and trustworthiness among friends

to wear white clothes or a mourning armband as a sign of grief for a deceased relative; to be in mourning

To wear mourning clothes as a sign of respect for the deceased; also written as [[带孝|帶孝|dai4 xiao4]]

To transfer the devotion one has for their parents toward loyalty for one's country or ruler; often used when one must choose between family duties and national service.

to have both loyalty to one's country and devotion to one's parents; to be consummate in fidelity and filial piety

Zeng Xiaogu (1873-1937), actor and pioneer of Chinese drama in the New Culture style

Filial children and grandchildren; descendants who fully perform their duties to their parents and ancestors.