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Confucianism is said to be more of a code of conduct than an actual religion as it provides guidance on how a person can live his life. Confucianism highlights five different relationships that any person is a part of. These relationships form part of the basic tenets of Confucianism.

King to subject Father to son Husband to wife Older brother to younger brother Friend to friend

Obviously, these are outdated and gendered classifications but let us look at one in particular. To me, the most important is that of a father to his son and daughter or a mother to her son and daughter.

A parent's role in the development of the child is critical. Most criminals today arose from families who did not have a strong parent-child relationship. If a mother or a father is able to raise a child well, that person is unlikely to be a burden to the society. Hence, it is important for any parent to plan their families accordingly. Without a plan, it would be difficult to raise a family. Think of parenting as downloading and embedding a part of the parents to the child. Sacrifices are to be made and adjustments will happen.

While the rest of the relationships in Confucianism are also important, to me, the parent-sibling relationship takes paramount significance simply because the family is the basic unit of the society.

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