怎可报尽亲恩怎可尽全孝心
[zĕn kĕ bào jĭn qīn ēn zĕn kĕ jĭn quán xiào xīn]
'How Could Filial Piety and Love for Parents Be Exhausted'. In Chinese culture, filial piety refers to reverence for one's parents and ancestors. This nickname embodies deep gratitude and loyalty toward family members. It implies an unwavering dedication to respecting and caring for elders, reflecting core values cherished traditionally and even today in modern society.