In late November, something neither big nor small happened in the Peng family.
Cousin Peng Yu got married, and his partner is an online celebrity.
Although he never explicitly said he didn't like online celebrities, the implication was clear—he didn't even attend the wedding.
Instead, he sent someone with a big red envelope. Not to say that all online celebrities are gold diggers, but those who come from nightclub backgrounds often have dated at least eight to ten boyfriends.
That's essentially a public bus—an autonomous one, no less.
Marrying such a woman into the family isn't likely to bring much luck.
In modern society, openness is reaching new heights.
Not only do bride prices come at a hefty cost, but homes and cars are also prerequisites, and low-income men just don't make the cut.
All these demands are putting heavy pressure on today's young people, which directly correlates to the alarming trend of pre-marital abortions.
