At present, the whole society is paying attention to college students' views on marriage and love, and the phenomenon of the "rich second generation", but we must not overexaggerate it, let alone take it out of context. Some social survey questionnaires are not designed in a standardized way. If you ask random people on the street, "Would you rather marry a poor person or a rich man?" If all other conditions are the same, then I guess everyone will choose "the rich man."

A recent survey from Guangzhou showed that nearly 60% of female college students are willing to marry a "rich second generation", believing that this can reduce the cost of struggle. Many people therefore sneer at the quality of Chinese female college students, thinking that they regard money as a necessary condition for choosing a spouse. Frankly, I don't think so. First of all, being willing to marry a "rich second generation" does not mean that they will not marry unless they are a "rich second generation". This interpretation of "Don't marry unless you are rich" is undoubtedly taken out of context; secondly, it is one thing for female college students to be willing to marry the "rich second generation". As for whether they can succeed, or how many female college students will be able to get their wish in the future? That's another thing. In my opinion, this ratio is very low, so low that it has no statistical significance.

However, apart from these "willing to marry" voices, what are the standards for choosing a spouse among the "rich second generation"? This is also an interesting topic. I have a white-collar dating salon here, which gathers a group of white-collar workers with high education, high income and high conditions, most of whom are female white-collar workers. Many "second generation rich" people turn to me to find friends because they don't trust marriage agencies in society. In my contact with them, I found that most of the "rich second generation" have the same criteria for choosing a spouse: they should be young and beautiful in appearance, and have a gentle and obedient personality. As for the woman's family conditions, financial income, and work experience, they do not have high requirements. Many "second generation rich" and their parents express that they do not want to find a very capable and strong daughter-in-law to take home, for fear of disturbing peace at home. They would rather the woman be a little weaker, more obedient, and be able to keep the family property. It is particularly worth mentioning that since many "rich second generations" want to start their own businesses with the support of their parents, they will consider their parents' ideas more when choosing a spouse, requiring women to be honest and kind, filial to their parents, and able to get along with their parents. good. They would definitely not consider a daughter-in-law who quarrels with her husband's family like those in some movies and TV dramas.

At present, the whole society is paying attention to the phenomenon of "rich second generation", especially the frequent appearance of some negative reports, which has made the public feel disgusted with "rich second generation". There is an old saying in China that "wealth cannot last more than three generations." If some "rich second generations" have no development potential themselves, they can only sit back and enjoy the fruits of their parents' money bags, or even do evil things, and the result will only be asking for trouble. For example, there was a "second-generation rich man" in Hangzhou who got drunk and hit someone with his car while trying to use money to settle the matter. He was condemned by the whole society. However, not all the "rich second generation" are playboys. There are also many "rich second generation" who are capable of self-reliance and are better than others. I know that the CEO of a famous brand flooring company is a "rich second generation" from Wenzhou, but he refused to inherit his parents' existing business. In order to find the source of wood, he risked his life and went to the virgin forests of Brazil to inspect. Started his own business. Isn't it normal for such a "rich second generation" to be admired by girls?

At present, the whole society is paying attention to college students' views on marriage and love, and the phenomenon of the "rich second generation", but we must not overexaggerate it, let alone take it out of context. Some social survey questionnaires are not designed in a standardized way. If you ask random people on the street, "Would you rather marry a poor person or a rich man?" If all other conditions are the same, then I guess everyone will choose "the rich man." The question is, does such a survey have practical significance? Can it be explained that Chinese girls dislike poverty and love wealth and want to marry rich men? The criteria for choosing a spouse is a comprehensive evaluation system. In addition to money or not, it also includes the other person's family background, height and appearance, growth experience, interests and hobbies, etc. These are not covered by the survey. I believe that female college students will also express strong dissatisfaction when they see such a striking and biased title.

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