People who often watch TV may find "undefiance" and "undue filial piety", so what is the difference between these two words? How should it be applied?
The word "unfilial" is easy to understand, but it is not filial. We don't care about our parents and don't support them. Our lives appear more frequently. We often see the word "undesirable" in two situations. One is that after the death of their parents, they are engraved on the tombstone: Unscrupulous child XX. There is also a scene where the son has done something wrong and knelt down and said: The child is shameless, so what. Xiao itself means "like" or "like". It is not a child, that is, he does not look like a son at all. It does not mean to be a son. Later, it was extended to mean unsuccessful. Therefore, "undefaith" is more general than "undue filial piety", the scope is wider, and the involvement is larger, because being a son is not only filial, but also other. Even if you are very filial, if your parents think something is wrong, they will scold you. And there are some subtle differences in it. The word shame is a bit modest and self-proclaimed. No matter how great you were before you were an emperor, you must be engraved with “no shame” on your tombstone. There are also parents who scold your son as “no shame”. No outsider says his son is shameless. And filial piety is only in terms of behavior. You can say you or you can say others. Another point of the novel is, for example, when a person dies, by the tenth generation, you can say that the tenth generation is a "dishonorable descendant" for this person, but it cannot be said to be a "unfilial descendant", because people have died. For a hundred years, future generations have nowhere to give him filial piety.
Therefore, the two words "undesirable" often appear on tombstones, mostly self-proclaimed, and are more serious than "unfilial" and even more "unfilial". To make an analogy, “unworthy” is like saying that I don’t have money without Jack Ma, and “unfilial” is like saying that I have no money. The two situations may be the same, but the former has a standard or goal, and the latter just says that one thing has not been done well.
