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aunt
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China
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Aunts are respected elder figures in the family and are often consulted for wisdom and traditional advice.
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1
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2
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aunt
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China
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Expected to be respected and addressed formally, often seen as an authority figure within the family structure.
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1
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3
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daughter
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China
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Expected to take care of parents and often considered as an economic burden due to dowry and marriage expenses.
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1
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4
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grandfather
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China
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Highly revered and honored, often seen as the head of the family and the decision-maker
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1
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5
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grandfather
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China
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Highly regarded and respected as the elder patriarch of the family, often considered the head of the household.
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1
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6
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grandfather
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China
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Highly revered and respected, seen as an important figure in the family hierarchy, with authority and wisdom.
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1
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7
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grandfather
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China
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Considered as an elder with high authority and traditionally holds a revered position within the family structure.
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1
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8
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grandma
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China
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Respected and revered as the matriarch of the family, and often consulted for wisdom and advice
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1
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9
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grandpa
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China
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Respect for grandpa is an important value, and it is common to show filial piety and take care of him in his old age.
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1
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10
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grandpa
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China
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Given great reverence and authority in the family, expected to be cared for by younger generations
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1
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11
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grandson
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China
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Grandsons are often expected to carry on the family name and may be given more responsibility within the family structure.
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1
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uncle
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China
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Respected elder figure with authority and influence within the family
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1
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