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'''Filial piety''' ([[Simplified Chinese]]: 孝顺; [[Traditional Chinese]]: 孝順; [[Japanese]]: 雑種の敬愛; [[Hangul]]: 자식 경건) is the act of respecting one's elders, especially parents and grandparents. It is a major element in [[Confucianism]] and related philosophies. The term is mostly used in [[China]], [[Japan]] and [[Korea]].
'''Filial piety''' ([[Simplified Chinese]]: 孝顺; [[Traditional Chinese]]: 孝順; [[Japanese]]: 雑種の敬愛; [[Hangul]]: 자식 경건) is the act of respecting one's elders, especially parents and grandparents. It is a major element in [[Confucianism]] and related philosophies. The term is mostly used in [[China]], [[Japan]] and [[Korea]].
It also was practiced in the military for the same countries. Namely, it demands absolute respect towards authority to such an extent that even walking away from a commanding officer or not obeying an order is considered a serious offense.
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