Can women accept men going back to their parents' home for the New Year?

It's acceptable. Why are there these traditions of going to the first and second days of junior high school? What kind of social background was it in ancient times?

First, a family has many children and strives to have sons. If there is no son at home, you can adopt a son. In other words, a family has a son, a son and a son. 20 men and 20 women 15 get married, 15 women will be fined if they don't get married. 60 years old, maybe four generations under one roof. Even if the daughter is not at home during the Spring Festival, the woman's parents must have boys, and her great-grandson may come out and not be lonely.

Second, even if you change the name of the water spilled by your married daughter, you will no longer be from family of origin, and you will have to go back to someone else's house on New Year's Eve? Married people in ancient times could not go back to their parents' home at any time, even if there was something at home.

Third, to put it bluntly, ancient times was a patriarchal society, and women were personal property. At home, she married her father and became a husband. Don't stay at your host's house for the New Year. Where are you going?

That's why there are these traditions of the first year's in-laws and the second year's in-laws This was obtained under the social background at that time. Now that the social background has changed, we still need tradition.

However, the current social background is:

Both men and women are free to marry, equal and free, and they are probably only children. The woman has not been sold to her husband's family and has independent human rights.

So those who say traditional. Are remnants of the Qing Dynasty.

Think about it, you and your wife are free to get married, both of them are only children, and you also have children. Your family's New Year's Eve children are very happy together, and your wife's family is very lonely. Family reunion is achieved by eating the loneliness of the wife's family.