First, everybody has to do their share of the household chores. For example, my mother cooks meals everyday, my father mends things around the house in his free time, my elder sister washes clothes and I usually clean the house. Second, I and my sister have to prepare meals. I think so. Because, my mother cooks meals and we should help her. It is a service which we express deep gratitute to mom. And my father will be happy if the meals are ready on the table by the time he gets home. During the school year, I'm not allowed to watch TV or talk on the phone. My parents don't allow me to access the internet for amusement. In fact, I miss them, but I know my parents want me to concentrate on studying. It's good for me. Next, whenever problems come up, we must discuss them frankly and find solutions quickly, or before making an important decision. I had to be allowed by my parents.The most important rule is frankness. All members have to speak honestly so that we can believe in each other. All in all, family rules are necessary.

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(Đầu tiên, mọi người phải chia sẻ công việc nhà. Ví dụ, mẹ tôi nấu ăn hàng ngày, bố tôi dọn dẹp mọi thứ xung quanh nhà vào thời gian rảnh, chị gái tôi giặt quần áo và tôi thường lau nhà. Thứ hai, tôi và em gái phải chuẩn bị bữa ăn. Tôi nghĩ vậy. Bởi vì, mẹ tôi nấu bữa ăn và chúng tôi nên giúp mẹ. Đó là một dịch vụ mà chúng tôi bày tỏ lòng biết ơn sâu sắc đến mẹ. Và bố tôi sẽ rất vui nếu bữa ăn đã sẵn sàng trên bàn vào lúc ông về nhà. Trong năm học, tôi không được phép xem TV hoặc nói chuyện điện thoại. Cha mẹ tôi không cho phép tôi truy cập internet để giải trí. Thật ra, tôi nhớ họ, nhưng tôi biết bố mẹ tôi muốn tôi tập trung vào việc học. Nó tốt cho tôi. Tiếp theo, bất cứ khi nào có vấn đề, chúng ta phải thảo luận thẳng thắn và nhanh chóng tìm ra giải pháp, hoặc trước khi đưa ra một quyết định quan trọng. Tôi phải được bố mẹ cho phép. Nguyên tắc quan trọng nhất là thẳng thắn. Tất cả các thành viên phải nói một cách trung thực để chúng tôi có thể tin tưởng vào nhau. Nhìn chung, các quy tắc gia đình là cần thiết.)

Last week we published an article that discussed why and how to establish family traditions. Traditions offer numerous benefits: they strengthen your family’s bonds, enrich the life you share together, contribute to your children’s well-being, and create lasting memories. For this reason, they form one of the three pillars of family culture. Today we offer a list of over 60 specific family tradition ideas. You can incorporate some of these directly into your family, or use them as inspiration for creating your own traditions. Before we get started, let’s cover a few things that will help ensure that your establishment of new traditions will be met with success: While it’s tempting to go crazy with starting lots of traditions, shoot for quality over quantity. If you do a couple from within each category, you’re gold. Choose traditions that most resonate with you. Having said that, as you review the list, try not to immediately write off some as silly or not elaborate enough. This isn’t only about what appeals to you as a jaded adult, but what will appeal to your kids. If you think back to your childhood, some surprisingly silly and simple stuff was a lot of fun and created great memories. Traditions need to be practiced regularly to be effective. It’s easy to throw a tradition out the window when life gets busy and you’ve had a long day. Commit to the tradition and do your best to be as consistent as possible with it. The ideas below come from The Book of New Family Traditions, from mine and Kate’s respective families, from our friends’ families, and from those we’ve come up with for our own family.