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What is a primary way Vietnamese families show respect to elders?
What is a primary way Vietnamese families show respect to elders?
- Through kind words and caring actions (correct)
- By greeting them only on special occasions
- By discussing their faults openly
- By spending time away from them
Which festival in Vietnamese culture symbolizes renewal and the arrival of spring?
Which festival in Vietnamese culture symbolizes renewal and the arrival of spring?
- Harvest Festival
- Mid-Autumn festival
- Lunar Eclipse
- Tet (correct)
What role are women traditionally expected to fulfill in Vietnamese families?
What role are women traditionally expected to fulfill in Vietnamese families?
- Financial managers
- Providers for the family
- Caretakers of the home and children (correct)
- Leaders in family decision-making
What aspect of family life is emphasized through the celebration of the Mid-Autumn festival in Vietnam?
What aspect of family life is emphasized through the celebration of the Mid-Autumn festival in Vietnam?
What is a common living arrangement in Vietnamese families that fosters close relationships?
What is a common living arrangement in Vietnamese families that fosters close relationships?
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Vietnamese Family Values
- Respect for elders: Vietnamese children are taught to show respect to their parents and grandparents through kind words and caring actions.
- Harmony: Vietnamese families strive to maintain peace and avoid arguments. People communicate openly and kindly to solve problems without causing conflict.
- Traditions: Celebrating holidays such as Tet, the Lunar New Year, and the Mid-Autumn festival is a strong family tradition.
- Tet: Symbolizes renewal and the arrival of spring. Families come together to share meals, honor ancestors, and exchange gifts.
- Mid-Autumn Festival: Honors children and the harvest season. Families gather to enjoy special foods, like mooncakes, and express love and gratitude.
- Roles: Traditionally, men are seen as providers while women take care of the home and children. However, these roles are changing with more women working outside the home.
- Living together: Multiple generations—grandparents, parents, and children—often live under one roof, fostering strong relationships and support among family members.
- Overall: Vietnamese family values emphasize love, respect, and togetherness. These values create a strong foundation for families to face challenges and enjoy life together.
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