Nearly 60% of female college students expressed their willingness to marry a "rich second generation" - this is the information revealed in the "Guangzhou Female College Student Values ​​Survey Red Book" released for the first time by the Guangzhou Women's Federation. The survey shows that 59.2% of female college students are willing to marry a "rich second generation"; 57.6% are willing to choose a "potential stock" as their marriage partner; and 38.4% intend to marry an "iron rice bowl" person.

Perhaps the word "rich second generation" is too eye-catching, and the other favorite objects chosen by female college students have lost their attention in the eyes of the majority of netizens. Those "nearly 60%" of female college students suddenly became the targets of verbal criticism. Not only that, the experts who led the "Red Book" also found in a survey that "male college students hate girls who want to marry 'rich second generation', and 68% of boys disagree."

Although people agree that "well done" The idea of ​​"marrying well is worse than marrying well" is unacceptable, and money worship is undesirable. However, it must be extremely wrong and corrupt to conclude that female college students are willing to marry the "rich second generation" based on this. I am afraid it is too hasty. Of course, you have to create a happy life with your own hands, but you can't say that marrying a "rich second generation" will definitely make you unhappy; and it's not necessarily true that all the boys who "hate marrying a 'rich second generation' girl" don't want to. Marry a "rich second generation" as your wife.

Since we all believe that today’s society is highly materialistic, then if you think about the situation of today’s college students in society, you must feel that having an ideal of struggle does not mean having a stage for struggle. To be honest, every time I see in the news that some college students are working hard to find a job, crying, and even committing suicide in despair, I can't help but shed a few tears in my heart. Not all college students can successfully find a job, and not all college students have the indomitable spirit of pursuing a career. Faced with high housing prices, low income, the gap between rich and poor, and social injustice, the psychological gap between everyone must be huge.

Looking at the phenomenon of female college students willing to marry the "rich second generation" from this perspective, it is really not something that allows people to observe their own noble morals. What is particularly worth mentioning is that when judging this phenomenon, a considerable number of people always feel that female college students who choose the "rich second generation" are choosing money, or even choosing depravity. This is undoubtedly a prejudice. In reality, there are indeed "rich second generations" who hit people while driving, some "rich second generations" who like to show off their wealth, and some "rich second generations" who are morally corrupt, but these are far from representative of the "rich second generations" in the entire society. If we look for moral depravity among different social groups such as the poor and civil servants, I believe the number will not be too low.

The "second generation rich" does not mean that they are playboys. In fact, there are many "second generation rich" who are extremely enterprising and enterprising. In October last year, two organizations in Shanghai jointly released a special survey report on the "Rich Second Generation". The survey showed that the "Rich Second Generation" generally believed that the public misunderstood them. In fact, most of them have good educational backgrounds. , more than half are willing to start their own business or serve as the leader of a family business.

Similarly, if a female college student chooses to marry a "rich second generation", it does not mean that she is marrying a degenerate person. They will also make rational choices. No one wants to have their life's happiness bought by money or ruined by a playboy. In fact, some female college students hold the idea of ​​getting married first and then starting a business. Two years ago, some media reported on the "curve employment curve" of female college students, which refers to choosing a son-in-law first and then starting a job.

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