In the complaint, Luo said that he met his wife Su in 1983 through an introduction and they registered their marriage in Qiaotou Town after only one month. They often quarrelled after marriage. Afterwards, his wife Su required him to hand over all of his income and rarely gave Luo pocket money. Every time they quarrelled, Su threatened to cut off Luo's source of economy, which made Luo very painful. Luo believed that this behavior by his wife was "economic abuse" against him, so he requested a divorce with her. When court convened, Su, Luo's wife, and their four daughters were present. Su said that the reason for their marriage problems was not economic but because Luo favored boys over girls. Moreover, she did not monopolize the economic income. The family's earnings were all withdrawn by Luo. Su disagreed with the divorce. Information Times Dongguan Edition (reporter Nie Qiwen, correspondent Zhong Ziwei) - Recently, a seventy-year-old man named Luo from Qiaotou Town in Dongguan City filed a lawsuit at the Changping Court of the Third People's Court of Dongguan City requesting a judgment of divorce on the grounds that his partner had subjected him to "economic abuse". The Changping Court recently made a ruling on this divorce case. After the trial, the court believed that the couple had been married for 27 years and had four daughters, indicating a deep marital relationship. Although Luo sued the court claiming that his wife exploited their joint property and showed no concern or care for him, he failed to provide clear evidence. The court ruled that the reasons for Luo's request for divorce were insufficient, and thus denied the divorce.