This sentence "Pity the hearts of parents in the world" was said by Cixi.
When Cixi’s mother had her sixtieth birthday, Cixi was unable to attend her mother’s birthday even though the Forbidden City was a stone’s throw away from her mother’s residence in Xira Hutong. He asked the courtier to give his mother a lot of things, and at the same time he wrote a piece of calligraphy in his own hand, framed it and sent it off. This calligraphy has been preserved for several generations.
This calligraphy is a poem written by Cixi to her mother: "The love between parents is the truest in the world, and the tears and blood melt into the bodies of their children. After all their efforts, they finally become a son. I pity the hearts of parents all over the world!", meaning Only parents in the world have the most sincere feelings. Their tears and flesh and blood are integrated into their children. They devote all their efforts to their children. This feeling of all parents in the world should be cherished.
Introduction to Cixi:
The Xiaoqinxian Queen Yehenala (November 29, 1835 - November 15, 1908) is generally referred to as "Cixi" based on her emblem. "Empress Dowager Cixi", also known as "Empress Dowager of the West" and "Lafayette". "Relics of the Qing Palace" records that after the middle period of Guangxu, Cixi suddenly became interested in calligraphy, learned to paint flowers, and also learned to write big Chinese characters.
Cixi’s painting and calligraphy foundation was not very good, but she was talented. After a period of practice and exploration, she made great progress, especially after Miao Jiahui and other famous painters came to the palace to provide guidance, her calligraphy and painting skills improved day by day. Studying under the famous painter Miao Jiahui was undoubtedly a significant event in Cixi's calligraphy and painting career.