Perhaps many people know that there are many children in Chaoshan family, because it takes many times to have a boy. I once heard a classic story, that is, a man gave birth to six daughters in front of him in order to give birth to a boy. [em:|] He didn't have a boy until the seventh ~ Then why do you want a boy more? In fact, we ask ourselves, if the policy of our previous generation allows or is relatively loose, most people still want to have a boy in the end, so I think the policy is a very important issue. Chaoshan is a conservative place, and men are still the backbone of the family, in many ceremonies (such as wandering the gods and offering sacrifices to ancestors). . . ) in fact, it is to ask the eldest son of each family to come forward. Imagine what would happen if other families attended the ceremony and your family took a girl to the ceremony? Furthermore, there is another problem, the traditional support in Chaoshan area. In Chaoshan, girls are not required (or in people's minds) to support their parents. Parents usually live with one of them, at least in their later years. If all the children are real girls, they will leave a girl at home and find a man who is willing to adopt through marriage. In Chaoshan area, daughters have no right to get property.