The "Five Relationships" is a concept from Confucianism that outlines the ideal interactions between individuals in society. These relationships include ruler and subject, father and son, husband and wife, older brother and younger brother, and friend and friend. Each relationship emphasizes mutual respect, responsibility, and moral duty, promoting social harmony. In these relationships, each party has specific roles and obligations. For example, the father is expected to provide guidance and support, while the son should show respect and obedience. This framework aims to create a balanced and orderly society by fostering strong familial and social bonds.