Within the borders of Great Wei Country, loyalty and filial piety are the foundations of one's conduct.
For court officials, loyalty to the sovereign is prioritized over filial piety.
However, among the common people of the Great Wei Country, filial piety is perceived as the most important virtue in public opinion.
After all, loyalty to the sovereign has little to do with many people.
It's entirely normal to have never seen the Great Wei Emperor in one's lifetime.
But every household has elders, and families want to pass on their heritage, so filial piety comes first.
Of course, in Great Wei.
"Filial piety" is not only about respecting elders and cherishing the younger generation; it's also included in the concept of filial duty.
This is also why Madam Shen restrains her words in front of others to some extent.
There are some things she won't speak too bluntly about.
At least in front of outsiders, Madam Shen still appears to cherish the younger generation.
