Long long ago， there was a little boy named（名叫） Lu Ji. He was only six years old， but he was very clever and kind*.
　　One day， Lu Ji’s father took him to visit a friend named Yuan Shu.* Yuan Shu gave Lu Ji some oranges. Lu Ji loved the oranges very much， and he put three oranges in his sleeves（袖子） secretly*.
　　阅读小助手
　　One day， Lu Ji’s father took him to visit a friend named Yuan Shu.
　　有一天，陆绩的父亲带他去拜访一个叫袁术的朋友。
　　When Lu Ji said goodbye to Yuan Shu， he bowed（鞠躬） and the three oranges in his sleeves rolled out*.
　　Yuan Shu said， “My boy， why did you hide the three oranges？ It’s not polite（礼貌的） to do that as a guest.*” Lu Ji answered， “Sorry， Uncle Yuan. I think the oranges are very sweet*， so I want to take some home for my mum.”
　　阅读小助手
　　It’s not polite to do that as a guest.
　　作为一个客人，这样做是不礼貌的。
　　“For your mum？” Yuan Shu was very surprised（惊讶的）. And then he smiled， “You are really a filial（孝顺的） boy. You must be successful（成功的） one day.”
　　When Lu Ji grew up*， he became a good governor（地方长官）. He did a lot of things for the people and many people loved him. Lu Ji died* at the age of 32， but we will remember his oranges for Mum.*
　　阅读小助手
　　Lu Ji died at the age of 32， but we will remember his oranges for Mum.
　　陆绩32岁就去世了，但我们将铭记他为母怀橘的故事。
　　Filial piety is the most important（重要的） of all virtues（美德）.
　　百善孝为先。
　　Don’t stay far from（远离） home when your parents are alive（活着）.
　　父母在，不远游。
　　Do you want to be a filial child？ Let me give you some advice（建议）.
　　You can help your parents do the housework.
　　You can talk with your parents.