Traditional families in ancient Chinese society can be described as extended families.
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True

Explanation:

Ancient Chinese society valued extended family over direct/closer family in many circumstances. Children were taught from an early age to respect their elders, so it makes sense that it would be traditional for a household to not just be the parents and children, but also the grandparents.

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