Marriages in China

Various countries celebrate marriage in various ways. In the United States, the bride is wearing a white dress and the bridegroom is wearing a tuxedo. In countries like China, the bride is wearing a colorful dress. From long ago, marriage has been limited by legal and religious activities. China celebrates a very interesting wedding. In the 19th century, the wedding depended on her new husband and represented the movement of women's money to her family. There is also a wealth of women called dowry, which is transferred from the bride's father to her husband.

In this article we will explore two types of marriage in China, marriage and small marriage. In Uxorilocal marriage, men enter a women's family. Usually, women's family does not have economy with son, and he needs to help them. Bisexual marriage is very rare and does not occur frequently. In underage marriage, obligations will feed their future daughter-in-law at an early age, after which she will marry her "foster brothers". As a small daughter, a future husband's family adopted a girl who wanted him to marry their son as a child.

Chinese marriage was introduced at a young age, and sometimes parents ordinarily arrange for them. Marriage is negotiations, young girls are sent to be wives in exchange for money and gifts. Women are forced to stay with a man they do not love. If the tasks performed by her husband do not fulfill their taste, the husband actually beat the wife and curse it. As relatives follow them, it is free to insult their wives and punish them. Women want to keep faithful

Chinese Marriage Liberals think that marriage is a social structure and there is no tendency to marry biology. I do not agree with this remark, I am worried that the increasingly atomized and personalized world weakens social marital beliefs for our generation. This uncomfortable feeling can be improved only by raising the nation's divorce rate and listening to mischief. Hundreds of naughty marriages still do not represent a dating landscape as compared to millions of Chinese who still choose to make a knot every year. However, they receive the attention of disproportionate media and deepen distrust of many romantic relationships. It may not be totally fraud, but the public's attention is focused on Su's tragic suicide.

Due to the rapidly increasing divorce and steady decline in marriage rate, China is experiencing a crisis of trust in the concept of love and marriage. This dilemma is only exacerbated by recent mischiefs, and unfortunately the programming entrepreneur Su Xiangmao who developed WePhone has made it possible for users to make international calls at very low fees. Su committed suicide earlier this month and was worried that the former wife is about to threaten him. At 4 am on September 7, 37 years old Su jumped out of the Beijing family window. In a message posted on a social media account, he wrote as follows. "I am the inventor of WePhone, but today I will leave.The application will not function.I'm sorry.It's not this mine, so the result"