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The inclination of many Chinese immigrants to support their family financially, often sending money back to China to care for older generations, presents a unique vulnerability. This familial obligation complicates the challenges of adaptation to a new society, where responsibilities sometimes extend across continents. In contrast, in the U.S., it is often expected that parents will have their own savings plan, such as retirement funds and social security, a cultural standard that many hold as a matter of personal responsibility.