preface
In the traditional view, women's silent contribution to the family is often taken for granted, and their great contributions to childbearing and housework are ignored by society, and even in the marriage law, they are not properly recognized and evaluated.
The recently revised Marriage Law completely overturns this stereotype, formally recognizing and evaluating the value of women as housewives, which is not only a face to the long-neglected value of women's labor, but also has a profound impact on the modern family structure and women's social positioning.
1. Innovation of the New Marriage Law: Legal Recognition of the Value of Housewives
The newly revised Marriage Law, with its keen social insight, has given unprecedented legal recognition to the role of women in the family.
The statute explicitly makes the hidden contribution of housewives explicit, giving concrete value to their contribution in childbirth and housework.
This legislative measure has undoubtedly injected strong self-confidence and dignity into the long-marginalized group of housewives, so that their hard work has been respected and protected by the system.
2. Break the lie of women's generation
Looking back, the lie that women have passed down from generation to generation, that is, the self-sacrifice and forbearance of the role of housewives, has been broken by the new marriage law.
The revision of the law is not only a recognition of the value of women's labor, but also a powerful correction of the stereotype of women in the past.
It reminds us that the contribution of each family member, whether it is economic income or the maintenance of family life, plays an indispensable role in the stability of the family and the harmony of society.
3. Far-reaching Impact: Reshaping the Modern Family Structure and Women's Positioning
The implementation of the new marriage law has had a significant impact on the modern family structure.
First, it reinforces the concept of equality among family members and promotes a more just evaluation of the division of labour within the family.
Second, the recognition of the value of housewives in the law will motivate more women to seek a balance between family and career, and may even lead to more participation of men in housework, further promoting the modernization of gender roles.
In addition, the improvement of women's status in the family will also promote their active participation in all fields of society and realize the diversified development of self-worth.
4. Establish a fair evaluation system for family contributions
The promulgation of the new Marriage Law has laid a solid foundation for building a fair evaluation system for family contributions.
It advocates the public to examine the distribution of labor within the family from a broader perspective, abandon outdated gender biases, and establish family values with respect and equality as the core.
In this way, it will not only stimulate the harmonious coexistence within the family, but also stimulate continuous attention and in-depth discussion on the promotion of women's rights and interests at the social level, and jointly promote the steady progress of the social concept of gender equality.
With its forward-looking perspective, the newly revised Marriage Law breaks the lie that women have passed down from generation to generation, and gives legal dignity and recognition to the labor value of housewives.
This change has not only had a earth-shaking impact on the modern family structure and reshaped the social status of women, but also set off a deep reflection on the fairness of the evaluation of family contributions in the whole society.
It warns us that the contribution of every family member deserves to be seen and respected, and only in such a society can gender equality be truly achieved and the value of each individual can be fully blossomed.