Divorced women are bound by folk customs and are homeless for the New Year, which triggers thinking

Mondo International Updated on 2024-02-01

A divorced woman in Henan faced a poignant dilemma: she couldn't celebrate the New Year at her parents' house because of the restrictions of folk customs, so she had to take her daughter to bid farewell to her mother and find a place to live. This incident has led to deep reflection on the status of women and the role of the family.

In my country, there are some constraints and discrimination against women in traditional concepts, such as "the water spilled by the daughter who marries". This kind of thinking has caused many divorced women to fall into the predicament of homelessness. However, the development of society and the change of people's attitudes have gradually broken these shackles, and more and more women have begun to bravely face the challenges of life.

The divorced woman did not choose to return to her in-laws' house and did not rely on her parents, but chose to spend the New Year alone with her daughter in a rented house. Her strength and independent spirit are admirable. However, we should also pay attention to the fact that the society's care and support for divorced women is not enough, and more help and convenience should be provided for them, so that they can live a happy life after divorce.

This incident also reminds us to respect and understand different cultures and customs, but at the same time to consider whether these customs are justified and whether they need to be reformed. We should be brave enough to question the customs that restrict people's freedom and happiness and promote social progress.

Finally, it also reflects the importance of family education. This woman is well aware of the nurturing grace of her parents and is reluctant to accept their sponsorship, and this spirit of gratitude and self-reliance is inseparable from her family education. Therefore, homeschooling is essential for developing a child's character and values.

Personal opinion: This incident is food for thought. Although folklore and traditional culture protect traditional values to a certain extent, they also limit the freedom and choice of some individuals. The promotion of women's status requires the joint efforts of the whole society, not only to change the ideological concept, but also to strengthen legal protection and social support. At the same time, for children, family education is the cornerstone of shaping their personality and values, and it is necessary to focus on cultivating their independence and gratitude. It is hoped that society will pay more attention to the plight of divorced women and provide them with more support and help so that they can live a happy and independent life.

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