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'I Am the Only Child of my Parents:' Perspectives on Future Elder Care for Parents among Chinese only-Children Living overseas.

机译：“我是父母的独生子：”居住在海外的中国独生子女对父母未来的养老的看法。

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The 1979 One-Child Policy in China created a generation of only children, leading to increased elder care dilemmas for this generation and its aging parents, particularly for young adults studying or working abroad. The current study used in-depth, semi-structured interviews with Chinese young adults who were currently studying or working in Montreal, Canada (N?=?20), whose parents still lived in China. The interviews focused on the following topics: elder care patterns of respondents' grandparents; family values and expectations; perceptions of professional long-term care institutions (in China and Canada); and future plans for taking care of aging parents. Respondents described their grandparents' care as following traditional elder care patterns with multiple familial caregivers, which they appreciated as a positive model that defined their own obligations towards parents. Respondents reported being very close to their parents. Some planned to settle down in Canada and bring their parents, others planned to go back to China. Citing the tradition of filial piety, they expected to take care of their parents in the future, but they also considered the dilemmas involved in caring for aging parents without siblings to share the task, potentially requiring them to find compromises between their personal lives and caring for older parents. Those who planned to settle in Canada raised additional concerns about the challenges of bringing over their parents, including acculturation and access to and communication with health and long-term care providers. The results are discussed in the context of contemporary demographic, economic, and policy concerns about aging, family care, and immigration.
机译：1979年的中国《独生子女政策》创造了一代独生子女，这给这一代人及其年迈的父母，尤其是在国外学习或工作的年轻成年人，增加了老年护理的困境。当前的研究是对目前在加拿大蒙特利尔学习或工作的中国年轻人进行的深度，半结构式访谈（N≥20），其父母仍居住在中国。访谈集中于以下主题：受访者祖父母的养老模式;家庭价值观和期望;对专业长期护理机构的看法（在中国和加拿大）;以及照顾年迈父母的未来计划。受访者将祖父母的照护描述为遵循传统的老年照护模式，并由多位家庭照料者进行照料，他们认为这是定义自己对父母义务的积极模式。受访者报告说他们与父母非常亲密。一些人计划在加拿大定居并带上父母，其他人则计划返回中国。他们以孝顺为传统，希望将来会照顾自己的父母，但他们也考虑到照顾年迈的父母而又没有兄弟姐妹分担工作的困境，可能要求他们在个人生活和关怀之间寻求妥协。对于年长的父母。那些计划在加拿大定居的人对移居父母的挑战提出了更多的关注，包括适应，获得保健和长期护理提供者以及与之沟通。在关于人口老龄化，家庭护理和移民的当代人口，经济和政策关注的背景下讨论了结果。

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