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Re-Examining the Extended Family in Chinese Peasant Society: Findings from a Fujian Village
A new consensus eems to be emerging recently among social scientists studying the Chinese peasant family system. By re-examining controversies urrounding the size and composition of the Chinese family and by examining ethnographic data collected in Taiwan over long time spans, Myron Cohen, Li Yih-yuan, and Arthur Wolf took a dramatic departure from the previously dominant line of thought., They argued that the existence of the ideal extended family in China is
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