懿範永存
Honours a woman’s virtues and lasting example; often used for a mother or female elder.
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Understand the meaning first, then choose appropriate termsHonours a woman’s virtues and lasting example; often used for a mother or female elder.
Praises the deceased for his dignified character, gentleness and virtuousness, and is a good example for women in the family. It is often used for mothers or wives.
Praise the virtuous and respected female elders in the family, so that the younger generations can safely respect and admire them very much.
It is mostly used for mothers or female elders, indicating that their kind face seems to be still in front of you, emphasizing the feelings of longing and gratitude.
It is mostly used for mothers or elders of the maternal generation, praising their motherly demeanor as a role model, both loving and dignified.
Sunshine is used as a metaphor for maternal love and kindness, indicating that the kindness of the deceased will always shine in the hearts of family members. It is suitable for mothers or kind female elders.
"Beitang" refers to the place where the mother lives in ancient times. This term is used to describe the death of the mother or the matriarch, and the home is like the passing of spring. It is often used in eulogies to mourn the mother.
"Meng Mu" is used to describe a mother who taught her children well and had high moral character, praising the deceased as a noble example in terms of education and conduct.
Also using "Beitang" to refer to the mother, the dream indicates the end of the dream to accompany the mother, emphasizing the huge void and grief after losing the mother.
It is derived from the "Book of Songs: Polygonum", which was originally written to commemorate the death of parents. "Poetry" means that the grief is so great that it is difficult to continue chanting, and it is suitable for mourning parents, especially mothers.
"Guihe" refers to the inner room and family. It means a woman who is good at running a house and educating children and can serve as a role model in the family. It is often used as a virtuous wife, mother or matriarch.
Refers to the fact that his role model and norms in the family still remain in people's hearts, but he has passed away, emphasizing the feeling of losing the backbone of the family head.
It is similar to "Lan Fan Kongcun", and it emphasizes that his example of housekeeping and doing things will remain in the hearts of future generations for a long time.
We can only look up to the model of kindness that has passed away. It is often used to mourn loving mothers or loving female elders, with reluctance and admiration.
"Xuan" is often used to refer to the mother, and "Xuan curtain" is the mother's residence; the falling flowers are a metaphor for the mother's death, which is suitable for mourning the loving mother.
The allusion refers to a famous virtuous mother in history, which means that the deceased was like a model virtuous mother, who taught her children well and had noble moral character, and is suitable for mourning her mother.
"Xuan Tang" refers to the mother's residence, and the cold dew symbolizes the deserted feeling in the home after the death of the mother, which is suitable for mourning the mother.
Although my mother has passed away, her shelter and teachings seem to still be there. It has a meaning of comfort and gratitude, and is suitable for gentler mourning terms.
Describes that the deceased had principles and methods in running housework and managing the family, and was an orderly and good wife, loving mother or hostess.
The tall and straight bamboo is used as a metaphor for a loving and steadfast female elder. "Fengqi" highlights the desolation and sadness after her death. It is suitable as a speech to commemorate a loving mother or a kind elder.
The strong bamboo symbolizes loving elders, and "wind destroys" is a metaphor for the death of a loving mother (or loving elder) under the unpredictable wind, which makes people feel sad.
Hemerocallis, also known as daylily, is often used as a metaphor for mother; "grass fades" refers to the mother's withering away, emphasizing the grief of losing maternal love.
Emphasizes the kindness and conduct of the deceased as an eternal example, and is often used to commemorate mothers or kind elders.
The mother’s manners and moral character are enough to serve as role models for future generations. It is suitable for mothers who emphasize teaching their children well and having good conduct.
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