Nonresident Parents' Participation in Nonresidential Parenting in a Chinese Context

Abstract

There are different roles of fatherhood and motherhood in the traditional Chinese culture. Furthermore, sons are more valued than daughters in the patrilineal system of Chinese families. How do these cultural values influence the nonresident parents' post-divorce involvement with the children? A pioneer study on nonresident parents' participation in post-divorce co-parenthood was conducted in Hong Kong. Results of the study alerted us to the selective cultural biases when working with post-divorce families.

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