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New Era of Elderly Care
This is a story about how the single generation born in the 1980s optimistically responded to the challenges of 421 family pension. Through three lines: whether a daughter has the obligation to support her parents in old age, whether a daughter-in-law should give up everything and return to her hometown to support her parents-in-law in old age, and whether rural elderly people without social security and medical insurance can only rely on their well-earned sons to support their old age. It tells
396kPopularity1kReaders9.5Rating
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Fashionable Marriage
The pace of the times never stops, and the mood of married people may still be the same as in the past, but the environment they face has long been completely different. Marriable men and women are faced with the choice of marriage form when they get married. Should they choose a traditional marriage, a two-part marriage that represents a new trend, and a door-to-door son-in-law marriage that most men are unwilling to accept? Which form of marriage is more suitable for the needs of men and women
117kPopularity1kReaders9.2Rating
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A Heart Full of Children and Grandchildren
This story explores aging and life from the perspective of elderly parents who move away from home to help raise their grandchildren. They are the protagonists. Like fallen leaves, they arrive in the autumn of their lives and scatter across cities throughout China. Walk down the street and look up, and you will see one of them. They may be holding a child's hand or carrying a basket of groceries, speaking in a strange tongue that is neither standard Mandarin nor the local dialect. They miss home
37kPopularity1.2kReaders9.2Rating
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The Mother-in-Law and Daughter-in-Law Puzzle
How could a young wife from a southern city and her rural mother-in-law from the north possibly live under the same roof? But Jiang Xiaoxue’s father-in-law died after falling from a high-rise construction site. He had been trying to earn his younger son’s college expenses. Those expenses were supposed to be paid by Jiang Xiaoxue’s husband, but her firm opposition led to the tragedy. With no one else to rely on back home, her mother-in-law had no choice but to move in with them, bringing a heart
12kPopularity1kReaders8.6Rating