C++ Constructors in inherited class?

Question

C++ / C#

If the base class has fields and a constructor that initializes them, then how to write a constructor for the inherited class? On msdn it is written that you need to specify all the parameters of the parent constructor, but this is not very convenient if the inherited class has completely different fields.
p.s. example from msdn doesn't compile

lass StorageBox : public Box {
public:
  StorageBox(int width, int length, int height, const string label&) : Box(width, length, height) {
    m_label = label;
  }
private:
  string m_label;
};

Answer 1

const string label& -
compiles like this - const string &label

Answer 2

You can create a parameterless constructor for the base class, then you don't have to explicitly call it