1.
Satirize the Men and Wine --Read Mr. TANG Zeng-xiao sThe Man Who Drinks for Others;
现实的鞭笞与时代的讥讽——对唐曾孝先生《陪酒王》的解读
2.
Idea of Filial Piety in Ancient China From"Discussion of Laws in Tang Dynasty";
从《唐律疏议》看中国古代的孝亲思想
3.
Brief Report on Excavation of the Tombs at Yonganpu,xiaogan;
孝感永安铺南朝及唐代墓葬清理简报
4.
The Commendation and The Change about Filial Piety in Tang and Song Dynasties;
官方旌表与唐宋两代孝悌行为的变异
5.
In the Tang Dynasty (A.D.618-907), a scholar named Zhang Wei had glorified King Shun with the following lines:
唐朝的张谓曾赞颂舜说：
6.
Tzu Hsia asked about filial piety. Confucius said, "What is important is the expression you show in your face. You should not understand 'filial' to mean merely the young doing physical tasks for their parents, or giving them food and wine when it is available."
子夏问孝。子曰：「色难。有事,弟子服其劳;有酒食,先生馔,曾是以为孝乎」
7.
The Influence to Xixia State Code by the Confucian Ideas of Xiao in the Law of Tang and Song Dynasty;
唐宋法律中儒家孝道思想对西夏法典的影响
8.
On the Important Content Characters about Annotation of Xiaojing by Tang Xuan_zong;
唐玄宗《孝经御注》的内容特点——兼与郑注、孔传比较
9.
The Book of Filial Piety by Ancient Writings Introduced from Japan is Never Originally Introduced to Japan from China during the Sui and Tang Dynasty;
论日本传《古文孝经》决非“隋唐之际”由我国传入
10.
Loyalty and Filial Piety in Tang Dynasty;
唐代忠孝问题探讨——以官僚士大夫阶层为中心
11.
That book Yeh-yeh gave me-"On Filial Piety and the Shunning of Lewdness"-was still on the table.
我坐下来，祖父给我的那本《刘芷唐先生教孝戒淫浅训》还在桌子上。
12.
The Content Characteristics of Imperial Annotations of Xiaojing by Tang Xuan─zong;
论唐玄宗《孝经御注》的内容特点——兼与郑注、孔传比较
13.
The city was the capital of China during the Tang Dynasty.
这座城市曾是中国唐朝时的都城。
14.
The famous Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu described the sight in these lines:
唐代大诗人杜甫曾描写它的雄姿：
15.
Tang ShiZeng was born in 1961, Jiang Su Province.
唐师曾,1961年出生于江苏省。
16.
Analysis of Origin of Great Historical Record from the Poets in Late Tang Dynasty;
唐末周昙、胡曾诗的《史记》渊源解析
17.
"What is important is the expression you show in your face. You should not understand 'filial' to mean merely the young doing physical tasks for their parents, or giving them food and wine when it is available"
「色难。有事,弟子服其劳;有酒食,先生馔,曾是以为孝乎」
18.
In addition, Prince Xiao of Liang in the Western Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D. 25) and the insurgent peasant army the Red Bands in the last years of Yuan (1206-1368) had both made Kaifeng their capital.
此外，西汉时的梁孝王、元末农民起义红巾军，也曾一度在这里定都；