Thai families have a patriarchal structure and place great importance on familial connections and support. They prioritize maintaining strong family bonds and often live with their parents until they are married or even after having their own children. Thai families also typically have a hierarchical structure with the head of the household making important decisions.
The family culture of the Thais mentioned in the text is patriarchal. In Thai families, several generations often live under the same roof and help raise a child. It is common for Thais to live with their parents until they are married, and sometimes even after they have their own children. Familial connections in Thailand are very strong, and the career paths of children are often determined by their parents' business connections.
Family is extremely important for the Thais. They prioritize maintaining strong family bonds and rely on their families for support, guidance, and decision-making. Thai families typically have a hierarchical structure with the head of the household, usually the father or the oldest male, making important decisions for the family.
Some similarities of the Thai family culture compared to my own family include the emphasis on staying with parents until marriage and the importance of maintaining strong family connections. However, there are also some differences, such as the role of parents in determining the career paths of children, which may not be as prevalent in my own family.