What does a housewife mean?

Housewives, referred to as housewives, refer to women who take full-time care of their families and do housework without going out to work, and belong to the non-working population.

Housewives serve family members, including husbands and children, and those who live with in-laws take care of them. Housewives, also known as stay-at-home wives, don't work and are responsible for housework. The rights and interests of housewives are protected by the marriage law, such as the right to distribute inheritance and the rights and interests of divorced women.

In European and American countries, housewives enjoy relevant social welfare benefits. In China, there are more housewives. A housewife is a woman who stops working after marriage, is busy with her family all day, and has no direct financial resources. Many excellent intellectual women joined the ranks of housewives because of pregnancy and child-rearing, and began to live an ordinary life of running trivial housework, unable to realize their own value.

The current situation of housewives

Housewives can't just stay at home all their lives, which is not good for individuals or society. Moreover, when the whole society is developing, the stagnant ideas will also accept new things from outside, and will gradually be ignored or even eliminated by society. Many housewives are bored or even abandoned by their husbands because of their simple or conservative ideas.

Housewives should pay more attention to women's fashion knowledge, current affairs news and social trends. Studying more books on mental health can not only lay a good foundation for later life, but also give yourself psychological counseling. Of course, many men still want their wives to have the idea of housewives, which mainly comes from China's long-standing concept that men are superior to women and men's desire for control.