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Chinese family

Chinese family. Importance of traditions Conservation Chinese culture X European culture. Respectful youth Similarities with Turkish family structure. Family ; as the most important instutition Family : sacred , honorable. MAN Responsibility Leader Authority Final say.

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Chinese family

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  1. Chinesefamily

  2. Importance of traditions • Conservation • Chineseculture X Europeanculture

  3. Respectfulyouth • SimilaritieswithTurkishfamilystructure

  4. Family; as themostimportantinstutition • Family: sacred, honorable

  5. MAN • Responsibility • Leader • Authority • Final say

  6. Effect of religion in familystructure; • Confucianism: socialorder, communalbehaviour • A mateforchildren

  7. Extendedfamilies – at least 2 generations (3, 4, 5)

  8. Woman in thefamily • Member of anotherfamily • Lowerpeoplecomparedwith men

  9. Children in thefamily • Sexualdiscrimination • Familieswithoutchildren • Adopted son (not a girl)

  10. Patriarchy • Hierarchy: Senior – Junior Older – Younger Men - Women

  11. Newlymarriedcouples – groomsfamily • A traditionsimilartohennanight

  12. Certainboundaries in thefamily • Commonbudget

  13. Modern China • Aloneparents • Nuclearfamilies • Livingwithparentsforfinancialsupport • Free

  14. BIBLIOGRAPHY • http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/articles/china/chinese-culture-family-life/1781 • http://ezinearticles.com/?Family-Structure-in-China&id=2177479 • http://weber.ucsd.edu/~dkjordan/chin/hbfamilism-u.html

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