Filial Piety Culture Implied in Script Story Printed in Sichuan in the Late Qing Dynasty:A Case Study of Jichuntai
LI Ting-tin
Abstract
LI Ting-tin
Abstract
Script story printed in Sichuan had become prosperous in the late Qing Dynasty.There appeared a lot of script stories and imperial edict stories,among which Jichuntai(a metaphor of harmonious society).In Jichuntai,the images of numerous dutiful sons and daughters-in-law reflected the filial piety culture of that time,which showed four features:father is kind,mother is virtuous and son is dutiful,the effect deserves the cause,the family education is important when young,and the son does good for his father's misbehaviors.The study of these stories can not only help uncover the features of the filial piety culture,but also construct the contemporary filial piety culture.
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Script story printed in Sichuan had become prosperous in the late Qing Dynasty.There appeared a lot of script stories and imperial edict stories,among which Jichuntai(a metaphor of harmonious society).In Jichuntai,the images of numerous dutiful sons and daughters-in-law reflected the filial piety culture of that time,which showed four features:father is kind,mother is virtuous and son is dutiful,the effect deserves the cause,the family education is important when young,and the son does good for his father's misbehaviors.The study of these stories can not only help uncover the features of the filial piety culture,but also construct the contemporary filial piety culture.
Key concepts: Filial piety, Confucian ethics, Construct (python library), Piety, Metaphor, Chinese culture, Literature, Gender studies