Left-behind women in rural areas need psychological counseling and family care more.

In an interview with reporters at the residence of NPC and CPPCC, Commissioner Chen Xingying said that women and children left behind in rural areas need psychological counseling and care from their relatives, and agricultural workers who go out to work should be encouraged to return to the countryside and their families.

"Labor intensity, mental stress and lack of proper spiritual and cultural life are three outstanding problems faced by rural left-behind women." Chen Xingying said: "The reality in many rural areas is that young and strong laborers go out to work and all ages stay at home. As parents, rural women have to take care of their children at home, do heavy work and serve the elderly. More importantly, they are depressed and unable to talk to their children and outsiders. Therefore, they will care less about their children. "

"In fact, most women are very eager to sit with their families and feel the happiness from their families." Chen Xingying said that every woman will have this age and need to solve the problems of marriage and childbirth. The society should give more care and love to women, especially the left-behind women in rural areas, who are under double pressure from family and society and need the care of their relatives. "

Chen Xingying said that she has been paying attention to the large-scale public welfare tracing program "Waiting for Me" of CCTV, in which she "can't let go of vulnerable groups such as abducted women and left-behind children". She hopes that women and children all over the country can be physically and mentally healthy and have a harmonious family.