Why don't you get married? Do this generation of young people really not want to get married? Netizen: Why don't you eat minced meat?
In recent years, the question of "why don't you get married?" has become a hot topic in society. Especially in the face of the question "Do young people really not want to get married this year?", netizens sighed, "Why not eat minced meat!"
It's not that I don't want to get married, it's that I can't afford to get married, the cost of marriage is too high, and I don't have the conditions to get married." This not only reveals a real problem, but also reflects the change of social attitudes.
In the context of rapid economic development, the cost of marriage is increasing day by day. A house, a car, a bride price, and a series of tedious wedding preparations, each step requires a huge financial investment.
This high cost has put many young people off. Under financial pressure, some young people have to choose to give up their marriage because they know that it is difficult to give their partners a stable and happy life without sufficient material foundation.
However, this does not mean that young people have lost their desire for marriage. Under the influence of traditional culture, family and kinship are still the things that are most cherished in their hearts.
They long for a warm home, a companion with whom they are in love. But due to the pressure of reality, they have to face a cruel truth: in the face of economic pressure, love sometimes seems pale and weak.
Society should reflect on this phenomenon of high-cost, high-pressure marriage. The family is the basic unit of society, and marriage is the foundation of the family. A healthy and stable marriage is not only about the happiness of the individual, but also about the well-being of society as a whole.
Therefore, the government and all sectors of society should work together to reduce the cost of marriage and provide more marriage education and services to help young people better realize their dreams of marriage.
In addition, for individuals, they should also establish a correct view of marriage and love. Marriage should not be a material competition, but should be based on mutual respect and understanding.
Young people should pay more attention to self-growth and improvement, and create better conditions for themselves and their future families by working hard and studying. We must also dare to face reality, have the courage to take responsibility, and not blindly pursue superficial prosperity and vanity.
To sum up, the phenomenon of "why not eat minced meat" reminds us that the question of "why don't you get married yet?" cannot simply be boiled down to young people not wanting to get married, but it is necessary to delve into the economic and social factors behind it.
Only in this way can we truly understand the plight of young people and provide them with practical and effective help and support.
Only in this way can we build a more harmonious and healthy social environment, so that everyone has the opportunity to realize their dream of marriage.