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Wedding
I attended a wedding at 12:00 on April 12. Since the bride was my classmate, this wedding was/felt like a mini class reunion.
When I chatted with my classmates, we realized [that] we actually had graduated 11 years ago; time really flies! During the wedding banquet what most impressed me was that I actually got the bouquet, and it has long been held that catching the bouquet suggests an upcoming marriage for the person who caught it. While in Eastern culture I am of marriageable age,
(NOT SURE WHAT YOU ARE SAYING HERE) I really do not want to live Orientals called " A girl should get married on coming of age" .
We need to comply with our oriental culture: girls need to study, get a job, and get married, maybe with the traditionally appropriate level of government assistance and planning (I'm not sure exactly if this is what you mean).
Asian women need to serve their parents-in-law, continue the family line, foster parents and other filial responsibility for others and live forever (huh? I don't understand). In contrast, Weserners have more freedom to pursue what makes them happy. If they want to marry someone then they just do it; most parents do not insist that they marry someone else, and because the government provides excellent support for the elderly, people do not have to worry about taking direct care of their elderly parents. Admittedy I have not contacted Westerners about this much, but I've heard most of those culture that those Westerners told me. (Not sure what you mean here again).
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