Intergenerational Care And Subject Construction Of Old Women In The "Two-Child" Family In Cities

Since the implementation of the "comprehensive two-child" policy in 2016,the proportion of "two-child" families in China has increased year by year,and the family care of infants and young children and elderly women has become a hot topic under the current policy background.Focusing on the intergenerational care behavior of rural elderly women in the "two-child" family,based on gender theory and body theory,through rich interviews and theoretical analysis,this paper reveals the physical discipline of elderly women in the "two-child" family due to intergenerational care behavior,from the national policy,class,society and the physical reality of elderly women in the "two-child" family.The phenomenon of reproduction and structural dissolution produced by practice is deeply analyzed and the reasons for the predicament faced by the subject are summarized.Finally,the corresponding countermeasures for rebuilding the subjectivity of the ancestors in the "two-child" family are put forward.The research shows that although the elderly women who move with them receive emotional gifts from their family members in the care of their offspring,the physical discipline shows multiple and complex characteristics,such as the plight of urban adaptation,the role conflict between generations of families,and the contradiction of self-realization.Based on this,this paper explores the causes of the breakdown of the dual structure of body and mind of the elderly women in the migration from the root,and makes an in-depth analysis of the main dilemma caused by the absence of national policy reform,social care resources and maternity status.Finally,starting with the improvement of the old-age pension level and child-rearing ability of the elderly women in the "two-child" family,taking the implementation of family-friendly policy as the core,expanding the connotation of breathing service,and seeking the main construction path of the group with the cooperation of family members and the elderly women themselves.