The Chinese Family For the last two decades, Chinese families have gone through a lot of changes. Much of the old structure and many of the old values of the traditional family have been replaced with a modern twist. The stereotyped view of the Chinese family was that of a large family, with several generations and immediate families all living together, being self sufficient, providing child and elderly care. Some of this is no longer …showed first 75 words of 548 total…

…showed last 75 words of 548 total…A kind mother and a strict father.", which has traditionally been regarded as the Chinese archetypal parents to create an ideal environment for disciplining children. Chinese mother are usually more easier to socialize with. They teach children how to behave and help them learn what is right or wrong. The methods used are persuasions and withdrawal of affection. The more severe disciplinary problems are often assigned to the father. Chinese fathers are seen by their