Read the passage about family traditions in Vietnam and decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F).

Marriage and family are very important in Viet Nam. In the countryside, parents often arrange Marriages; divorce remains uncommon, though is more frequent in cities. In traditional Vietnamese families, roles and rigid. The man of the house is primarily responsible for the family's economic well-being. Older children help to look after younger siblings. Discipline is viewed as a parental duty.

The woman of the house looks after her parents, husband and children. In rural areas, women also do much agriculture work. Vietnamese women live by the "four virtues": hard work, beauty, refined speech and excellent conduct.

The Vietnamese attach great importance to two traditional family obligations: to care for their parents in their old age and to worship them after death. In each Vietnamese family, there is at least one altar on which there are the pictures of their ancestors. Family members worship their ancestors because they think parents after death will go to live in another world and this altar is the place where the ancestor' souls live in. As a result, every day Vietnamese people lay flowers of sometimes fruits on the altar for the belief that those ancestors will enjoy them.

In traditional Vietnamese families, the man has to support the family