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In everyday conversation, the word “孝顺” (xiàoshùn) is used to describe someone who is obedient and respectful to their parents and elders. It is often used to praise someone for their good behavior and to encourage others to follow their example. For example, one might say “他很孝顺，你也应该向他学习” (Tā hěn xiàoshùn, nǐ yīnggāi xiàng tā xuéxí; He is very filial, you should also learn from his example).
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孝敬 (xiàojìng): Respectful obedience; respectful.
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In Chinese culture, the concept of “孝顺” (xiàoshùn) is expressed as a fundamental virtue of respect and obedience to one’s parents and elders. It is seen as a way to show gratitude for the sacrifices and hard work of one’s parents and to maintain harmony in the family. It is also seen as a way to demonstrate one’s moral character and is highly valued in Chinese society. The opposite of “孝顺” (xiàoshùn) is “不孝” (bùxiào), which means “not filial”.
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