Cheng Men Li Xue [chéng mén lì xuě] used to mean that students should be taught respectfully. A metaphor for respecting a teacher.
Cuncao Chunhui [cùn cǎo chūn huī] Cuncao: grass; Chunhui: spring sunshine. The meager thoughts of the grass cannot repay the affection of the spring sunshine. It is a metaphor for parents' kindness, which is hard to repay.
Entong parents [ēn tóng fù mǔ] En: favor; Tong: like. Treat others with the same benefits and kindness as your parents.
经师人师 [ jīng shī rén shī ] A scholar who studies or teaches Confucian classics
Respect the Elders and Salesians [ jìng lǎo cí yòu ] Jing: respect; Ci: compassion. Respect the elderly and love children.
Respect the elderly and respect the wise [jìng lǎo zūn xián] Respect the elderly or those with high moral character and outstanding talents.
Menqiang Taoli [mén qiáng táo lǐ] Menqiang: refers to the teacher’s door; Taoli: a metaphor for underachievers or students. Call other students students.
Good teachers and helpful friends [liáng shī yì yǒu] Liang: good; benefit: helpful. A good teacher and good friend who can teach and help people.
The dignity of the teacher [shī dào zūn yán] originally means that the teacher is respected, and only the principles, knowledge, and skills he imparts can be respected. Later, it mostly refers to the noble and solemn way of being a teacher.