Yes. Definitely. In China, people, uh, places a family as the most important position. In your lives. Um, as a societal change occur, we can see the shift in valid populations. Um, as the government, uh, get rid of the 1 child policy, encouraging more children in one family at the same time. Um, family will definitely change in the future since, um, the aging population is, um, gaining rapidly. Regards to the role that grandparents play in the family of China, grandparents uh, usually, uh, normally, uh, cares the children of the families instead of their parents since the parents is a busy for their work. Um, family will, um, will be the most important uh, person who care about elderly than the government thinks. Um, as children, we should have the regredited to for parent upbringing. Uh, government may helps, but just the support
Band 5+: 1. Is family important in your country? 2. How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country? 3. How do you think the family will change in the future? 4. What role do grandparents play in the family in your country? 5. Who do you think should be responsible for the care of the elderly, the family or the government? 6. Why is the number of joint families decreasing in modern time?
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Yes, definitely. In China, people place family as the most important institution in their lives. As societal changes occur, we can see a shift in family populations. With the government getting rid of the one-child policy and encouraging more children in one family, the size of families has changed in the last few decades. Family will definitely change in the future, especially with the rapidly aging population. In China, grandparents usually take care of the children in the family since the parents are busy with work. Family is considered the most important in caring for the elderly, rather than the government. Children should take responsibility for their parents' upbringing. The government may provide support, but the primary responsibility lies with the family.
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