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The Influences of the Chinese Modern Family Changes on the Socialization of Children

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Frontiers of Education in China

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This article mainly introduces the contemporary changes in Chinese family and especially analyses the transformation of family structure and type, family housing conditions, family relationship network, the relationship between husband and wife and parenthood. In addition, it discusses the influence of family changes in the socialization of children. Then it expounds the new transformation in children’s socialization because of family, school, mass media, etc. Finally, it discusses its challenge and reflection to family and pedagogue.

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Correspondence to Wang Chenggang.

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Translated from China Family Education, 2004:4

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Wang, C., Liu, D. The Influences of the Chinese Modern Family Changes on the Socialization of Children. Front. Educ. China 1, 161–167 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11516-005-0007-7

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