Are there any differences in the filial responsibilities of adult sons, daughters and daughters-in-law in rural China?

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Differences in the filial responsibilities of adult sons, daughters and daughters-in-law are evident. In rural China, traditionally, but also currently, the responsibility to provide elderly care is regarded as belonging to the adult sons and their wives. The father and son relationship has been traditionally emphasised as the most essential dyad among family relationships, a tradition that remains true in terms of elderly care in rural China. Sons and their wives are seen as more responsible for care of parents than daughters and their husbands.