The social normcreatedto the Confucian teaching of filial piety
family careoriginatingin filial piety
Confucian influence in the Easthas createda focus on filial piety
the Mongolsare settingfilial piety
the importance of respectthus creatingfilial piety
Confuciushad createdfilial piety
their aging parents — this ... the landinventedfilial piety
also(passive) is ... paintedfilial piety car
societal transparency ... the underlying issuecausesfilial piety to get
issues surrounding safety procedures on nuclear plants following the incidentare ... causingtrepidation in East Asia
ConfuicuscreatedFilial Piety
the Chinese to be mostly focused on taking care of close kin ... and be less interested in wider issues of more distant people ... nevertheless , this should not be mistaken for individualismhas ledthe Chinese to be mostly focused on taking care of close kin ... and be less interested in wider issues of more distant people ... nevertheless , this should not be mistaken for individualism
Asia countries(passive) are ... influenced byAsia countries
an expectation for children to respect and care for aging parentssetsan expectation for children to respect and care for aging parents
them to be mostly focused on taking care of close kin ... and be less interested in wider issues of more distant people:[13][52 ... nevertheless , this should not be mistaken for individualismhas ledthem to be mostly focused on taking care of close kin ... and be less interested in wider issues of more distant people:[13][52 ... nevertheless , this should not be mistaken for individualism
a form of oligarchy , which has meant that Malaysian youths are often making way for older , but not necessarily more capable candidatescreatesa form of oligarchy , which has meant that Malaysian youths are often making way for older , but not necessarily more capable candidates
them to be mostly focused on taking care of close kin ... and be less interested in wider issues of more distant people:[11][49has ledthem to be mostly focused on taking care of close kin ... and be less interested in wider issues of more distant people:[11][49
Participants(passive) were influenced byParticipants
Korean churchesinfluencesKorean churches
Japanese culture(passive) was ... influenced byJapanese culture
large amount of scholars throwing themselves into medical domain which made magnificent contribution to the development of TCMledlarge amount of scholars throwing themselves into medical domain which made magnificent contribution to the development of TCM