unfilial

基本解釋

“THERE are three ways of being an unfilial son,” argued Mencius, an ancient Confucian philosopher.
古代哲學(xué)家孟子有雲(yún)，“不孝有三，無(wú)後爲(wèi)大?！?/li>
Disobeying parents – for example, by refusing to get married and so continue the family line – is considered deeply unfilial.
違抗父母——比如，拒絕結(jié)婚和延續(xù)家族血脈——被儅成極爲(wèi)悖逆的行爲(wèi)。
“THERE are three ways of being an unfilial son,” argued Mencius, an ancient Confucian philosopher. “The most serious is to have no heir.”
一位古代的儒學(xué)哲人曾講過(guò)：“不孝有三，無(wú)後爲(wèi)大”。