As many traditional Vietnamese families, mine has four people: me, my little brother and my parents. My father is the breadwinner. He is a police officer, he makes money to support my family. My mother used to be a shopkeeper but she has become a housewife after having us. Everyday, my mom takes me and the younger brother to school then goes to the market, cooks lunch and at 11 A.M she picks me up at my school. In evening, although my father is very busy with his job, sometimes he helps my mom to pick me up after my extra class. Our brothers are assigned the same chores. Our tasks are feeding fish, walking the dog, cleaning the desk and doing the laundry in the weekend. Overall, I think that my mom is the one who has the most burdens in my family. So recently, together we usually share the household chores with her. We believe that sharing household chores is better than dividing it equally.

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My family is aware how difficult it is to do all the housework alone so we always have a good cooperation in doing household chores. Although we are busy every day, we split the household chores equally. My dad is the strongest person in the house, so his responsibility includes washes the motorbike, repaints things and does the heavy lifting. My mom is a teacher in a school in the afternoon, so in the morning she usually cleans the floor, irons the clothes, shops for grocery and does the cooking. In the evening she cooks dinner and cleans the kitchen. In my daily routine, I sweep and clean the floor, hang on the clothes and iron them. I also shower and feed the dog. Whenever I have a problem with difficult assignments, doing housework will help me reduce stress. So I really enjoy doing household chores. You can see my family sharing the housework equally.I feel very happy to be alive in my family.