Have you noticed that marriage and love have been booming lately? However, the girls in these shows are a group of foreign beauties. These foreign brides are not only outstanding in appearance and graceful figures, but also "spoiled" by many male participants.
What's even more enviable is that these foreign daughters-in-law seem to be married to some ordinary domestic "honest men". This contrast can't help but make people sigh: Can't you find such a good object in China?
For women, this is a real problem. After all, girls are also trying to dress up, hoping to attract the object of their affection. But the reality tells them that even if they are beautiful, they may have more "worthwhile" choices in the eyes of men. This can't help but make them feel frustrated and dissatisfied with the status quo.
And for men, they are also helpless to realize that they may not be the ideal partner for all girls. In particular, some men with ordinary appearances are challenged in the marriage market, and even have to pay a high "bride price" to have the opportunity to "get off the single". Faced with such a cruel status quo of marriage and love, they can only sigh: "Is this still what I can marry?"
You must know that in the traditional concept of marriage and love, women are often expected to be "virtuous and virtuous", while men should be "successful in their careers and wealthy families". But now this inherent concept has changed, making many men who originally belonged to the "middle" become "unpopular" in the marriage market. This is one of the important reasons why some men choose "transnational marriage".
When a domestic male participant married a high-value foreign bride, many netizens couldn't help but "applaud" it. Some people sighed, "Is this still what he can marry?" and some people were envious, "Wow, he looks so good!"
"But I think that's an oversimplification. First of all, we must understand that choosing a "transnational marriage" is not an overnight thing, in addition to economic factors, cultural and language differences will also become a huge obstacle.
In addition, there is a problem with the belief that foreign brides can solve the imbalance in the domestic marriage market. As mentioned earlier, many female netizens are confused by men's "face control" aesthetics. I think this is also a microcosm of the need to look at aesthetic issues objectively.
I think we need to look at the marriage market and aesthetic issues more rationally. Only by objectively understanding the crux of the problem can we come up with practical solutions so that everyone can find their ideal partner in the marriage market. This is not only conducive to personal happiness, but also to the harmonious development of society.
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