Old people in rural areas are supported by their sons according to traditional habits. Should the daughter help bear the burden?

China people have always respected and passed on filial piety and other moral concepts. The word "filial piety" is a knowing word composed of the word "old" and the word "child" without the lower right corner. From here, we can see that the word "filial piety" in ancient China is consistent with the meaning of "good parents", so filial piety is a kind of kindness and virtue for children to their parents, and it is a moral quality that the younger generation in the family should have when treating their elders.

Parents use their time and love to educate their children and take care of them. Taking care of parents is the minimum responsibility and reward, regardless of gender.

"Raising children for old age and saving grain for hunger" is the traditional concept of China family culture, but the reality is often too ugly.

Many children have their own families and lives when they grow up, and families with many children and good conditions plan their property; Families with many children and poor conditions shirk their responsibilities; As soon as people enter the society, they are infected by various desires and become more and more selfish, completely forgetting their old parents who have been waiting at home until now. The empty nesters with more and more data are the collapse of a large part of people's conscience. Fortunately, most people still respect the old and love the young, and pay more attention to their parents' old age. However, it is not only the son's responsibility to raise them. As a child, there is no difference between a daughter and a son. It is proper to do one's duty well.

However, there is also a saying that although your daughter is your daughter, she will have her own life after marriage, and the man also has parents to support. You can't rely on your married daughter as your son, otherwise there will be great contradictions between the two families, and your daughter's married life may not be happy. Of course, there is some truth in this statement. On the other hand, does the son also have the responsibility to help his mother-in-law? Therefore, as long as there are conditions and time, it is obligatory to support the elderly, and there is no other excuse to follow. The urban population is increasingly crowded, and thousands of young people would rather squeeze in under pressure and give themselves and their parents a better life. Children can't stand still, just want to relax themselves, live their own lives, spare no effort to volunteer in nursing homes, care for strange left-behind elderly people, and let the world love more.