Does the married daughter still need to support her parents?

In the traditional culture of China, married daughters have the obligation to support their parents. This is a traditional concept based on family ethics and blood relationship, which holds that children should take care of their parents as much as possible, whether they are adults, married or away from home.

In addition, in modern China, the law also stipulates that adult children should support their parents. The Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly stipulates: "Adult children should fulfill their legal obligations to support their parents according to law, and respect and take care of the feelings and wishes of the elderly." According to this law, a daughter is still obliged to support her parents after marriage.

It should be noted that the obligation to support parents is not limited to daughters, but all adult children should bear it. At the same time, supporting parents should also take into account the individual's economic situation and the actual situation of the family, and should not bring excessive burden to children.

In China, it is illegal for adult children not to fulfill their legal obligations to support their parents. The Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly stipulates: "Adult children should not abuse or abandon the elderly, but should respect their personal dignity, protect their legitimate rights and interests and help them solve their life difficulties."

According to the law, if an adult child refuses to perform the obligation of supporting his parents, the elderly can bring a lawsuit to the people's court and ask the child to perform the obligation of supporting. If the court decides that the child has the obligation to support and refuses to perform it, it may require him to pay the corresponding support expenses.

It should be noted that the obligation to support parents should be borne by all adult children, not just daughters. At the same time, supporting parents should take into account the individual's economic situation and the actual situation of the family, and should not bring excessive burden to children.