4 answer(s) found.
Yes, absolutely, in my country, family relationships are very close. People frequently gather, support one another and oppose strong familial bonds, which provide a sense of stability and community.
According to my official, the measure of family in Vietnam is multi-general families who live together under one roof. Therefore, family members are often very close to each other, willing to support each other in difficult times, and remind each other to uphold family values.
I would say it depends on the family situation itself, but generally yes, people in my country are very close to their family. I think it’s because we prioritize the value of family togetherness, like even our lifestyle of living together for generations. Like even if we don’t live together, we will live close by […]
Definitely yes, in many Asian countries, including my country, people have the lifestyle of living together for generations. Some families are extended with more than two generations in assisting so that people are close with their family members.