New filial law sparks debate.
It may be hardly believable for a
grandparent to sue his or her children for not visiting often or caring enough
in a country where filial duty has (or now had) long been a family practice.
As now economic development, one-child
policy, migrate workers and hyper-competition in education and job market seem
to have affecting the tradition in China, which is becoming one of the fastest
aging societies in the world, those lonely or left-out grandparents are in need
of more visits and care by their offspring and the court ruled that they should
be taken care by law.
Enjoy reading and learning about the latest
move to support and even enforce the traditional family value.
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