Japanese Color Woodblock Prints  Nishiki-e Shūshindan (Brocade Pictures for Moral Education) Volume 3, 1882 by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi

The Chastity of ShihinoShinasa 四比信紗の貞 IHL Cat. #1540a [The widow ShihinoShinasa caring for her own children along with the children of her husband's concubine without favor. After her husband's death, she vowed to remain chaste thereby fulfilling the li of a woman. For additional detail about this print see The Chastity of ShihinoShinasa from the illustrated textbook Nishiki-e Shūshindan, Volume 3]

The Decorum of Gekiketsu 郤缼の禮 IHL Cat. #1540b [A minister of state in China's Spring and Autumn Era (770-476 BC) observes the poor farmer Xi Que (Gekiketsu in Japanese) and his wife treating each other with great respect, as if they were each other's guest.  When the minister told the king, the king appointed Xi Que to an important position in the state of Jin. Xi Que would go on to successively higher positions.]