Made: The road of transformation from the "BMW Declaration" to the "Brave Resistance".
The situation in the entertainment industry is changing, and staggering plots are often staged. Today, the protagonist we focus on is Ma Nuo, who was once popular on the Internet because of a "BMW Declaration", but now she is standing on the cusp of public opinion again with a different attitude - a woman who bravely resists domestic violence.
More than 10 years ago, Ma Nuo sparked widespread attention and discussion with a sentence on the program "If You Are Honest, Do Not Disturb" with a sentence "I'd rather cry in a BMW than laugh on a bicycle". This phrase became her label and made her controversial. However, many years later, Mano has re-entered the public eye because she bravely stood up and exposed her tragic experience of domestic violence in her marriage.
Nuo's post on social platforms is shocking. She recounted in detail how she suffered seven times of domestic violence in just six months after marriage, how she was threatened, harassed by her husband, and even slandered on the Internet. These experiences are heart-wrenching and make people think deeply about the issue of domestic violence.
At the same time, Mano also clarified the rumors about his cheating marriage and house. She made it clear that the so-called gift property was not transferred to her name, but that she herself sold the pre-marital property to help her husband pay off his debts. During the marriage, she not only bore most of the family expenses, but also repaid the premarital debts for her husband, transferring a total of more than 1.6 million yuan to him.
Faced with the trouble of domestic violence and misunderstanding from the outside world, Mano did not choose to remain silent. She bravely stood up for herself, exposed her husband's bad behavior, and applied for a writ of habeas corpus from the court. This move not only won for her legal rights, but also set an example for other women who suffered domestic violence.
Major's story shows us the seriousness of the problem of domestic violence and makes us pay more attention to the protection of women's rights. We cannot sit idly by on this issue, let alone sneer at the victims. We need to give them more support and attention, so that they can feel the warmth and strength of society.
Today, Mano has taken a brave step. She used her own experience to tell us that in the face of domestic violence, we should not choose silence and retreat, but should be brave enough to stand up and speak up for ourselves. We also look forward to her getting out of the predicament as soon as possible and regaining her own happiness and joy. At the same time, we also hope that her story can arouse more people's attention and reflection, so that we can work together to create a more harmonious and equal social environment.