Confinement Practices in Singapore and Other Asian Countries
Confinement practices vary significantly across Asia, with each country boasting unique traditions that reflect its cultural values and historical context. Singapore Confinement Centres, known for their structured and modern approach, provide an interesting contrast to the more traditional practices seen in countries like China, Korea, and India. This article compares these practices, highlighting how Singapore has adapted traditional methods to fit contemporary needs. Confinement Practices Across Asia In China, confinement (known as “Zuo Yue Zi”) involves a month of rest where the mother is encouraged to follow a strict diet and refrain from exposure to cold or wind. Korea’s “Sanhujori” […]
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