Hong Kong is among the richest cities in the world. Yet over the past 15 years, living
conditions for the average family have deteriorated despite a robust economy, ample budget …

The experience and practice of filial piety have evolved in modern Chinese societies, and
existing measures fail to capture these important changes. Based on a conceptual analysis …

Objectives: Depressive symptoms are common in older people; most previous research on
elderly depression focused on individual-level characteristics or neighborhood …

Background As populations age worldwide, nursing educational institutions need to train
nurses not only to provide health care services specific to the elderly, but also to have a …

Objectives. Preferences for aging-in-place are unclear among low-income elderly Chinese
city-dwellers, who are more likely to be geographically bound, to have little care support, but …

The total fertility rate of Hong Kong has remained below 1.3 children per woman for about
three decades, but it is still unknown whether this ultra-low fertility is driven by a downward …

In the past decade, the number of nursing beds in China has increased annually by an
average of 10%, reaching 4.3 million in 2013. Although the State Council pushed for further …

Objective: This study examined the moderator role of intergenerational family capital on the
relationship between community social capital and life satisfaction of older Chinese adults …

It is commonly believed that ethnic minority (EM) parents tend to have low expectation
towards their children's education due to adverse social and economic status, but other …

Family members, rather than mental health professionals, are often the first responders for
emotional or mental problems, particularly in Chinese societies where family is regarded as …