This thesis reflects on the Chinese tradition of Filial Piety-'Xiào'-a cultural construction that
places the younger generations in a position of respect and submission to elders-and its …

This research aims at explaining the phenomenon of the “black children”(heihaizi), a very
little-known generation who lived with concealment under the one-child policy in China. The …

What accounts for the emergence of a child rights discourse in contemporary urban China?
Which institutions have been involved in the production of this discourse? How do urban …

The concept of filial piety xiao (孝) plays an important role in studies of Chinese family life
and studies on relations between parents and children. As an important sensemaking …

Children's right to be heard is an issue raised in recent years in the Global North, which has
also been acknowledged by Chinese researchers currently studying child development and …

This doctoral thesis examines how young Chinese people experience being and becoming
in their education and how their child-parent relationships relationally influence these …

This article explores how a group of first–generation young–adult only–children negotiate
the filial self in the specific socio–cultural context of today's China and with their cultural …

This thesis is the first qualitative study of parental involvement in education regarding
students in one key township high school in an undeveloped small town in southern China …

Based on 13 months of fieldwork which was conducted among middle-class families in
Beijing, this article explores young children's daily bodily practices and juxtaposes these …

Aim: As the ageing population in China increases, support required from family caregivers
for older relatives living with long-term health conditions also increases. This being so, this …