Can a son-in-law not support his parents-in-law? The new rules of the Civil Code are coming, and the only girl: I don't want to get married!
Hey, friends, have you heard? The "Civil Code" recently issued a new regulation, saying that a son-in-law can not support his parents-in-law! This is really a big surprise. I know you must have a lot of questions, just like me, so let me explain them to you.
First of all, we have to understand that this regulation does not actually mean that the son-in-law can ignore his parents-in-law at will. It is mainly for those who are not directly related by blood. In other words, if your parents-in-law only have one child, your wife, and the two of you are married, then as a son-in-law, you have to take on the responsibility of supporting your parents-in-law. This is also in line with the traditional virtues of our country.
So why is there such a regulation? This has to start with our country's pension system. We know that pension is a big problem, and our country is an aging society, and the pressure on pension is particularly great. Therefore, in order to reduce the burden on young people, the state has issued this regulation. In this way, young people can decide whether or not to support their parents-in-law according to their actual situation, rather than as before, with or without it
ability, you have to bear this responsibility.
So what does this rule do to only girls? Well, that's a big problem. Originally, the family of an only girl is more special, and when their parents are old, there are no other children around them to rely on. If the son-in-law is still unwilling to support his parents-in-law, then there is really no guarantee for these old people in their old age. So, as soon as this regulation came out, many only girls said that they "don't want to get married"!
But ah, then again, marriage is a complicated thing after all. Although there is this regulation, in real life, the son-in-law's care and concern for his parents-in-law is still indispensable. After all, respecting the old and loving the young is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, and we cannot ignore this just because we have the provisions of the law.
So what should we think of this new regulation of the Civil Code? I think this is actually a regulation that keeps pace with the times, and it adapts to the needs of social development. While it may cause some distress to some families, in general, it is about better protecting everyone's rights. Therefore, we must look at this regulation rationally, not only abide by the provisions of the law, but also carry forward the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation.
Of course, don't worry too much about one-child families who are worried that their son-in-law will not support their parents-in-law. After all, marriage is a common thing for two people, and if the son-in-law really ignores his parents-in-law, then this kind of behavior is definitely wrong. Therefore, when we choose a partner, we should also examine each other's family background and character.
Okay, that's all for today's topic. It is hoped that this new regulation of the Civil Code can arouse everyone's attention and thinking about the issue of pension. At the same time, I also hope that everyone can look at this issue rationally, not only abide by the provisions of the law, but also carry forward the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. Finally, I wish all only girls can find a good partner and spend a good life together!