I. According to the selection method stipulated in the "2024 National Filial Piety Award Activity Implementation Plan," the selection criteria are divided into five categories based on filial acts:

(I) Long-term Care Group: Long-term dedicated care for parents or elders, without fear of hardship.

(II) Resource Utilization Group: Utilizing long-term care or other social resources to care for disabled parents or elders, encouraging or actively assisting them in rebuilding, recovering, or maintaining their ability to care for themselves.

(三)扶助實現組：照顧父母、尊親屬維持其身體健康，體貼 其心意，使其歡喜，進而鼓勵並協助其自我實現。

(IV) United Effort Group: Family members collectively caring for parents or elders, and being able to unite and strengthen their emotional bonds, leading to a harmonious family.

(V) Honoring Parents and Spreading Filial Piety Group: Promoting the excellent deeds of parents and highlighting their contributions to society; or extending one's own concrete actions of caring for parents or elders to the neighborhood and community, and enthusiastically providing assistance for others to emulate.

II. The maximum number of recommendations from this city for the final review of this year's Filial Piety Award selection is 4 (with a national maximum of 30). Those selected by the Ministry of the Interior as 2024 National Filial Piety Award role models will each receive a prize of NT$50,000 (hereinafter the same).

If the recipient is from a low-income or low-middle-income household and is approved after deliberation, an additional filial piety grant of NT$30,000 will be awarded. If multiple individuals are recognized as filial piety role models, their names will be inscribed on the award plaque, with a principle of cohabiting family members; the prize and grant will be awarded once per category.

III. The deadline for recommendation submissions is March 15, 2024 (based on postmark date; late submissions will not be accepted).