A happy society begins with the family.

Women in Khuon Tat hamlet, Phu Dinh commune share their experiences in raising healthy children and teaching them to be good children.

Women of Khuon Tat hamlet, Phu Dinh commune.

Thai Nguyen province has more than 414,000 families, many of which are multi-generational families that still maintain their solidarity and order. From the clear awareness that the family is the cell of society. A cultured and disciplined society must be built from families that know how to keep family rules, live in harmony and affection. In that house, children learn how to greet, respect elders, say thank you when receiving help, and apologize when making mistakes. These simple things help each person grow up in the community.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Dung, an expert from the Department of Cultural Management (Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism), shared: Family plays a core role in shaping personality. Schools and society only provide support, while moral foundations and cultural behavior skills must be taught daily from the family itself. A good family creates good citizens, and that is the foundation of a happy society.

In modern times, under the strong influence of technology, social networks and new trends, the home is considered an "anchor" to retain good values. In the home, everyone lives in harmony. Grandparents and parents love their children. Children and grandchildren know how to respect their grandparents and parents. In a warm family with "respect and order", children learn how to behave properly with everyone around them.

Moreover, children know how to listen and respond with reason and empathy. On the contrary, in families where parents are not in harmony, often quarrel, and are physically and mentally abusive, children have low self-esteem, inferiority complex, and are prone to deviant lifestyles and even fall into social evils.

Talking to us about the work of educating family ethics and lifestyle, Ms. Hoang Thi Hau, Khuon Tat hamlet, Phu Dinh commune, said as a summary: Traditional cultural lifestyle in the family is a priceless asset left by our ancestors. From the way of worshiping ancestors to teaching children to respect elders and give way to juniors all contribute to preserving identity. Traditional customs in the family and clan are the solid fortress protecting the family's happy home.

In the age of information "explosion", it is necessary for parents to guide their children in choosing books to read.

Ms. Ha Thi Tieu, Head of Ban Cuom Village, Dong Phuc Commune, shared: In residential areas, typical cultural families are of course happy families. They are beautiful models and models in social life. They are typical nuclei in the movement of the whole people uniting to build a cultural life.

A moral lifestyle does not come from dogmatic lectures but is absorbed from the daily speech of the elders in the family. More importantly, grandparents and parents set an example, teaching their children to love work, appreciate the value of effort and practice independence from the smallest things. These simple things become solid provisions, helping children to be confident and ready to step into their own lives when they reach adulthood.

Source: https://baothainguyen.vn/xa-hoi/202512/xa-hoi-hanh-phuc-duoc-khoi-nguon-tu-gia-dinh-52f4250/