Modern Family (1, 2)

Author: Ni Litao
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: As the first book in this series, this book primarily explores fundamental issues about the family. The family is the basic unit of social life and the most close-knit organization to our daily lives. For the majority of people, the family is a warm concept, a cozy place, and another stage for living one's life outside of the workplace. However, adapting to family life and handling family issues is not something everyone understands correctly. Most people merely participate in family life based on tradition, popular notions, and their own intuition. As a result, various problems often lie hidden within many families. This book serves as a foundational reading in family studies, primarily providing readers with basic theoretical knowledge and practical experience to understand the family. The target audience for this book consists of two groups: the first is adults who are about to establish a family and those who live in a family but lack an understanding of it, for whom the book offers theoretical knowledge; the second is individuals who are aspiring to engage in family sociology research, for whom the book provides basic theoretical knowledge. Therefore, this book combines the scientific rigor and academic precision of scholarly works while remaining very close to real-life situations. It can be said to be both accessible and easy to understand.