On the mainland it may be that if the man doesn’t buy the girl a house, the girl doesn’t get married, but not in Taiwan, the man is not obligated to buy a house. The company’s main goal is to provide a more efficient and effective way to meet the needs of its customers.
Not looking for a “vase” but for a good wife, Taiwanese people are very practical in choosing a spouse
A recent survey by China Youth Daily shows that many young people in China nowadays prefer “high wealthy and handsome” when choosing a spouse.
A recent survey by China Youth Daily shows that many young people in mainland China nowadays prefer “high wealthy handsome” and “white rich beauty” when choosing a spouse.
A recent survey by China Youth Daily showed that many mainland young people nowadays prefer “high wealth” and “white wealth” when choosing a spouse.
The article points out that many girls today, regardless of their own superior conditions, have a surprisingly similar outlook on choosing a spouse – men with a monthly salary of less than 10,000 yuan and a height of less than 1.8 meters are not interested at all. The dating site ZhenAi recently released the “high-end men’s view of spouse survey report” shows that the sweet-looking, elegant and pure female appearance and inner purity of the “sweet vegetarian” become the “high handsome rich” choice of spouse, especially with a bachelor’s degree, teaching profession, family-oriented
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The most popular women are those with a bachelor’s degree, teachers, and family-oriented.
“If being handsome and rich is a requirement for choosing a spouse, my husband will be eliminated in the height category first.” In March 2010, Zhu Yuehua tied the knot with Zou Yiliang, an 84-year-old boy from Taiwan. Zhu Yuehua told reporters that the choice to marry him overturned many of his own original criteria for choosing a spouse. “I used to love wearing high heels, so I thought my future boyfriend must be taller than myself. But as a result, and he is this ‘small man’ look right”. She said that sometimes when you meet someone, the conditions you assumed before may not be a problem, and you’re together.
For the phenomenon of “choosing a spouse to find a rich and handsome man”, Lu Yuexiang, who has been married to Taiwan for more than 10 years, said, “Taiwanese people are very hardworking and simple, they are not looking for a vase to marry a wife, but a wife who really loves the family and is willing to pay for the family. ” She said that some Taiwanese entrepreneurs she knows in mainland China care most about whether the girl is suitable for his family when choosing a spouse, such as the girl’s personality, in terms of education, while they do not value the girl’s family and background, “Taiwanese are more pragmatic in this aspect of marriage.
“Naked marriage” or “not naked marriage” doesn’t matter to young Taiwanese
A classic line from Liu Yiyang’s “Naked Marriage Era,” a TV series that hit the airwaves in China, was previously said “
There are only two things in this world that can make women feel happy. One is Audi, the second is Dior” has aroused the emotions of countless mainland netizens. The company’s main goal is to provide a platform for the development of a new generation of companies that will be able to offer a wide range of products and services.
A recent online survey on naked marriage reportedly showed that 60 percent of young people on the mainland were in favor of “naked marriage,” and the survey also pointed out that Taiwan’s youth were less likely to accept naked marriage than their mainland counterparts.
Lu Yuexiang told reporters that some parents in Taiwan today are still more traditional and do not accept naked marriages. “Compared to mainland boys who rush to talk about friends and get married at the age of 25 or 26, Taiwanese boys rarely get married right after graduation, and some people in Taiwan’s cities even wait until their careers are successful after the age of 40 to get married.” Compared to the mainland, some Taiwanese parents may be more conservative, making sure to feast, etc.
Young people are clearly more open-minded about getting married naked. “We don’t have a house, a car or a diamond ring, so it’s considered a naked marriage.” Today Zou Yiliang and Zhu Yuehua still rent an old 60-square-meter house in Beijing’s Chaoyang District. “We didn’t plan to buy another house when we got married.” The company’s main focus is on the development of a new home.
Ai Xiaohua also said in an interview that naked marriage is not a big social issue in Taiwan. She said, of course, everyone wants their children to marry (marry) well, but in Taiwan, the upper class is the upper class and the common people are the common people, while the rich will always want to join in marriage and the middle class will always know the middle class people, so there is nothing that can’t be accepted in a naked marriage. “I think there are more men and women getting married naked in Taiwan than there are on the mainland.”
And in response to the hot topic of “no house to send off the mother-in-law” on the mainland in recent years, Ai said that perhaps Taiwanese are more “stingy” than mainlanders. “The company’s main business is to provide a wide range of products and services to the public.
Not a housewife but a white-collar Taiwanese girl loves equality
“Every day, at home, watching a man (son) grow up and waiting for another man (husband) to come home, it’s never been this easy, this happy,” said a recent Facebook post overflowing with the satisfaction of being a full-time wife. Recently, this paragraph is overflowing with the satisfaction of first-time full-time wife facebook by mainland netizens crazy forward. The company’s first full time wife is a woman who has been a full-time wife for more than a third of the world’s population, according to a survey conducted in Shanghai not long ago.
“I wish I had been a housewife when I was a kid, I personally don’t aspire to be a career woman. That’s not the style I’m after.” The company’s main goal is to provide the best possible service to its customers.
And the Taiwanese girls don’t seem to be “comfortable” with the life of a full-time wife.
The company’s main focus is on the development of a new product, which is a new product.
Ai also said that in Taiwan, girls must work even after they get married, otherwise they can’t support a family on their own, let alone if they have children, and the money they earn alone is not enough. “People like the previous generation are basically full-time wives, but not girls like us in our 20s and 30s, because without work, there is no way for the family to survive.
For this difference, Wu Qiang (this is a pseudonym at the request of the interviewee), a mainland white-collar worker who got together with his Taiwanese girlfriend because of mutual attraction at work, said that Taiwan’s culture belongs to the one that is more influenced by Western culture, while mainland girls are relatively less influenced by Western culture. In addition, due to the different social systems, “mainland girls and Taiwanese girls see things from a very different perspective and way.” Chen Lu believes that this problem can be overcome, and it is important that the government should help “mainland brides” fight for their rights.
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