Usually, there are many housewives in China. However, due to China's heavier family values, many times the elderly will take care of the newborn instead of their wives. For some couples who don't live with the elderly, many families will also decide to work outside and take care of their families alone. But there will still be some differences between China and Japan.

Japanese housewives are more likely to be regarded as a profession, and husbands should be left to their wives to take care of. Housewives in China are more likely to sacrifice their careers and socializing and devote themselves wholeheartedly to their children's education. In fact, there are some differences between these two situations, but the overall situation is still roughly the same, both in the education of children, to choose.

Of course, some traditional concepts in China and Japan are still the same in some places. Many people will force their wives to be housewives and have the concept that men are superior to women. Or deeply influenced by traditional ideas and the family composition of women weavers and men. Many men will ask their wives to be housewives, even if they earn more from their jobs.