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The socioeconomic status of adult children, intergenerational support, and the well-being of Chinese older adults

Sociology

The socioeconomic status of adult children, intergenerational support, and the well-being of Chinese older adults

Z. Zheng, N. Sun, et al.

This study reveals how adult children's financial well-being significantly influences the well-being of Chinese older adults, demonstrating that this impact is even more crucial than direct support or education levels. Conducted by Zhenhua Zheng, Ning Sun, Liu Yang, Wanting Liu, Yingchen Lu, Yusu Chu, and Hong Chen, this research offers new insights into intergenerational support dynamics.

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