Overseas countries are also interested in "going home often" and living with their parents in Singapore can get subsidies.

On July 1st, the new version of the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly in China came into effect. From now on,? Go home often? It is no longer just a moral propaganda slogan about filial piety, but also a legal provision. It is in accordance with the above-mentioned laws and regulations that the Beitang District Court of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province sued an old man for his daughter on the morning of July 1? Go home often? The first judgment of this kind of case was made in China. In fact, many countries attach great importance to the elderly? Spiritual support? . For the sake of children? Go home often? , made a lot of very useful provisions.

1 Japan: enthusiastic? How far is a bowl of soup? Community

Japan has a unique way to provide spiritual support for the elderly. The cohabitation rate between the elderly and their children in Japan is very high, and there is still a social custom, that is, only parents living with married children can be considered as normal and can give people a peaceful lifestyle. Even if the elderly live separately from their children, in order to ensure their children? Go home often? Japan advocates? How far is a bowl of soup? Principle, that is, what is the best distance between parents and children? Boil a bowl of soup and send it there. It's just not cold, is it? .

Japan is a typical one? Man-centered? In society, women have always been an important force in supporting and caring for the elderly. But in the 197s, under the rapid impact of industrialization and urbanization, the traditional? Men are in charge, women are in charge? The concept of family has undergone profound changes, and more and more women have gone out of their homes and participated in various social activities. Empty nest? The phenomenon is very serious. So, ethicists put forward? How far is a bowl of soup? The concept that children should not live too far away from the elderly should be based on the fact that a bowl of soup won't be cold when sent over. In this way, children can have their own world and take care of their elders conveniently.

Later, someone developed this theory, and put forward the idea of "recently". A bowl of soup? Distance, the farthest is? A wick of incense? Time. It is precisely because the distance between children and the elderly is not far, thus ensuring that children can? Go home often? . Nowadays, this slogan has also been applied to the design of the property market, combining the apartment suitable for young people and the apartment suitable for the elderly into a residential area, thus making? How far is a bowl of soup? Our community has become the best place for people to live.

2 Singapore: Living with your parents can get an allowance

In 1995, Singapore's Parliament passed the Parental Support Act, becoming the first country in the world to provide support for parents. Support parents? A country that legislates. In order to promote filial piety, the Singapore government has introduced many policies with obvious tendentiousness.

In Singapore, the elderly are not only a burden to the family, but also a valuable asset to the family. With the aging of the population, the Singapore government is trying to prevent more and more elderly families from appearing? Empty nest phenomenon? A preferential policy was formulated to encourage children to live with their parents when buying flats. When allocating government flats, the Housing Authority gives preferential prices and priority to it runs in the family families, and stipulates that single young people are not allowed to rent or buy flats, unless they are willing to live with their parents, they can have priority; If a child is willing to live with a widowed father or mother, the inheritance tax can be reduced or exempted for the house left by his parents. The Singapore government has also stipulated that starting from April 28, any single person who has reached the age of 35 will be entitled to S $2, provident fund housing allowance if they live with their parents. After buying a flat, you must live, otherwise you will face high fines and jail time.

3 France: Always report your whereabouts to your parents

In many European welfare countries, there are laws about children to their parents. Spiritual support? Specific requirements to ensure the happiness of the elderly in their later years. These requirements specify the living distance between children and parents in a quantitative way, and the time and frequency of contact with parents every year, month, week and even day. The French government even amended relevant laws to require children to give more spiritual care to the elderly, including that children must always inform their parents of their whereabouts and keep abreast of their parents' physical condition.

4 America: People who support the elderly pay less taxes

In America, children have been wandering around independently since they reached the age of 18. They would rather rent or buy a house than live with their parents. American law does not stipulate that children must support their parents, but most children in the United States are filial to their parents.

In terms of filial piety, some people choose to contact their parents by phone or letter every day, while others choose to visit their parents regularly and go back to eat and chat with them once a week or half a month. Of course, many people go back to visit their parents every day. In order to be filial, many children try to live close to their parents who need care, and some even quit their jobs and move back to their parents.

The U.S. government also encourages families to take care of each other, so as to lighten the burden for those who are filial. Americans pay taxes on the family as the basic unit. After calculating the total income of the family, the IRS has to subtract the amount of relief generated by the family for supporting the elderly. In 211, the relief figure was $3,7 per elderly person. If a taxpayer of a family is responsible for supporting his parents, his spouse's parents and grandparents of both parties, then the amount of relief for these dependents can be listed in the year-end tax return, so as to get a tax refund.

5 South Korea: The government encourages it runs in the family

South Korea to emphasize Confucian cultural values and adhere to? Family care comes first, and public care comes second? Therefore, South Korea has formulated more detailed preferential tax policies to encourage and support family pension.

For it runs in the family families who have been supporting the elderly for more than 5 years, 9% of the tax amount will be reduced when they inherit the estate; Every time you support an old man, you can deduct the inheritance tax of 3 million won; For taxpayers who need to support their immediate family members over the age of 6 for men and 55 for women, the income tax of 48, won can be exempted every year; For children and parents who own their own houses and choose to live together, one party can be exempted from income tax on renting or selling houses; I or my spouse who has lived with the elderly of immediate family for more than two years can get preferential loans from the government for the purchase, renovation and new housing.