Recently, I've been thinking about a question: Why is it that people from the 70s generation who get married don't have high marital happiness indices, and even more prominent flash marriage phenomena occur, with some getting married just days after meeting. When we consider the popular years of marriage for the 80s generation, another group of people has been left alone. The first generation of only children has already made us realize: who says women are not as good as men? Men are no longer valuable, women are now more valuable. There's no such thing as women who can't get married, only men who can't find wives. Adding to this, the difficulties in employment and living conditions faced by the 80s generation have resulted in an increasing number of Wang Laowu versions of poor bachelors - that is, the wealthy within the ordinary class. These people are mostly poor with low incomes, but because they are only children, they have two elderly parents who receive pensions, and together these three factors create a small level of wealth. Thus, this group of people has emerged. I previously mentioned "The Love Story of Vietnamese Brides in Guilin," which largely revolves around this topic of complementarity.
In Vietnam, life is exactly the opposite. The gender ratio is imbalanced, and girls reach marriageable age without men to marry them. If these factors could be complementary to the 80s generation in our country, it would not only enhance friendship between the two countries but also bring great joy - fulfilling the dreams of lonely men and women. Which young girl doesn't dream of love? Perhaps only someone like me, an old man, can't imagine it anymore.
The Wang Laowu version of poor bachelors can be seen everywhere, holding stable jobs, not worrying about food or clothing, yet without much extra money for extravagant consumption. Civil servants like this can certainly pursue Vietnamese brides. Vietnamese girls are gentle, skilled, filial to their parents, and also capable assistants in your career. Therefore: in the coming years, girls from places like Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia may all be favored by this group of 80s generation Wang Laowus. The reason is simple: they're not young anymore, it's time to get married.
Wedding Planner Longer
January 27, 2010