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Parents' love is boundless as the sky, teaches Myeongsimbogam
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- This column reflects on the boundless nature of parental love, likened to the sky, through a passage from the filial piety chapter of the Myeongsimbogam.
- Reporter Ji Seung-ju introduces the filial piety principle that the father gives life and the mother raises, citing the Myeongsimbogam and a poem by Jeong Cheol.
- The reporter says that parents' sacrifice remains unchanged even now that age is standardized by international age, and urges readers to express gratitude and show filial devotion on Eobeoinal.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 명심보감이 전하는 부모 은혜의 깊이, 하늘처럼 끝이 없다
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