Lao Wu and the old man mean it.

Interpretation: When supporting and honoring your elders, don't forget other elderly people who are not related to you. When raising and educating your children, don't forget other children who are not related to you.

Source: "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang" "I am old and old, and I am young."

The first word' Lao' means the verbs' support' and' filial piety', and the second and third words' Lao' mean the nouns' old man' and' elder'. Young people and young people: the first word' young' means verbs' raise' and' educate', and the second and third words' young' mean nouns' children' and' junior'; The word' harmony' in both sentences means' putting yourself in others'.

When supporting and honoring your elders, don't forget other elderly people who are not related to you by blood. When raising and educating your younger generation, don't forget other children who are not related to you. "

When describing his ideal society, Mencius said, "Old people are old, young people are few, and young people are few." This is related to Confucius' understanding of the world of great harmony: "Therefore, people not only kiss their relatives, but also kiss their children, so that the old are supported, the young are strong and the sick are lonely." The idea is in the same strain.

Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; Used in written language