An elderly man has four sons and two daughters. Back in that era, his family’s situation was fairly well-off—he had 30 mu of land and a house in the countryside that was considered pretty good. After his sons got married, they were especially filial to him; they competed to help him with this and that, and each one acted like a great model of filial piety. When the old man was pleased, he gave all the dozens of mu of land and the house to these four sons. After everything was divided,

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