Hearing Wang Yu's words, Qin Yue glanced at him and after pondering, she said, "A big forest attracts all kinds of birds, and society is the same—same rice raises different people. Isn't there a saying in the Three Character Classic? It goes, 'At birth, man's nature is good; habits close become apart when practiced,' right?"
"Yes!" Wang Yu nodded and said, "There's also a sentence in the Three Character Classic that says, 'To raise without teaching is the father's fault,' which translates to the idea that if parents raise children but do not educate them properly, that's the father's responsibility, yet whether the children are filial is something a father cannot teach."
