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Reflections on Continuation of China's Traditional Filial Piety

Gang Zhang

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China's traditional filial piety, which has a long history, has been well inherited and developed. No doubt, it has become the most conspicuous part of traditional Chinese culture.

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China's traditional filial piety, which has a long history, has been well inherited and developed. No doubt, it has become the most conspicuous part of traditional Chinese culture.

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China's traditional filial piety, which has a long history, has been well inherited and developed. No doubt, it has become the most conspicuous part of traditional Chinese culture.

Key concepts: Filial piety, Continuation, China, Sociology, Gender studies, Political science, Computer science, Law

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