SHANGHAI is aging, as more than 20 percent of the city's permanent residents are older than 60.
In traditional Chinese culture, children used to take care of their frail parents. Although it is still alive, this culture has increasingly been compromised as fewer and fewer children live with their parents today.
There're a few seniors' homes, for sure, to receive those childless old people, but these homes are not enough..................
I am wondering, who is taking care of our grandma/grangdapa?
Will we live with our parents and parents in law years later?
Will our kids live with us and take care of us many years later?. 作者: 冰城来客 时间: 2009-3-9 13:16
Looks nobody interesting in this kind of topic.. 作者: Emerald 时间: 2009-3-10 11:28
Who is taking care of your grandma / grandpa?
They passed away years ago.. 作者: 冰城来客 时间: 2009-3-10 11:52 标题: 回复 3#Emerald 的帖子
My grandma / grandpa passed away years ago also.I miss them time by times.
When they alive, they living near by my home, at last, they moved in my home and lived with us.. 作者: 混凝土 时间: 2009-3-10 11:57
i don't have chance to take care of my grandparents since they all passed away long ago
so, i insisted to take care of my parents, we live together, that's more healthy for elder people especially when his/her partner passed away...of course, we need to effort for keeping the family happy and harmony.. 作者: 冰城来客 时间: 2009-3-10 11:59 标题: 回复 5#混凝土 的帖子
Need more efforts to keeping the family happy and harmony..
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