Who knows what it means for Guo Ju to bury his son?

Guo Ju's summary of burying children: Guo Jujia is very poor. In order to support his mother, he wanted to bury his children cruelly. As a result, he was very moved and gave him an altar of gold.

Mainly from "Twenty-four Filial Piety", other stories of Twenty-four Filial Piety include picking up strange objects, selling oneself to bury father, carving wood to serve relatives, jumping carp in spring, leaving oranges for relatives, warming pillows, serving mothers, crying over thunder and graves, and crying over bamboo shoots.

Sentiment Analysis

The story of Lao Lai entertaining relatives and Guo Ju burying children satirically worships the behavior that distorts ethics as an example, which is inducing people to develop in the wrong direction and will lead to unhealthy trends. Satirically ignorant and filial, Lao Lai entertained his relatives for nausea; Lu Xun believes that it is actually a kind of deception for Lao Laizi to pretend to be a child even when he is old.

Cheating is not good. In Lu Xun's original words, Guo Ju buried his son because he lacked feelings. To worship these two behaviors that distort ethics and discipline as examples is to induce people to develop in the wrong direction and lead to unhealthy trends.