What do you think about newlyweds spending two months living in a five-star hotel and spending all their savings?

I think this approach is very irrational, but I also agree with it. There are many things to do after marriage, and life for two people also costs a lot of money. However, this practice is still very common nowadays. Maybe two people are more capable and can earn it back even if they spend it all. This mainly depends on personal thoughts. Everyone's attitude towards life is different.

1. Why do newlyweds have to stay in a five-star hotel for two months?

Perhaps both of them want to say goodbye to their past, spend all their savings, and then start a new life. Start a life. This approach is not impossible. After all, there is no law that prohibits you from spending all your savings in a five-star hotel. People's ideas now are diverse and very different from before. People in the past always felt that after getting married, they should live a stable life. People today are pursuing a sense of freshness and excitement, and they feel that this approach can make them feel happy. Most young people nowadays focus on their own feelings, just like the current "moonlight tribe". There's nothing wrong with them being self-sufficient.

2. Personal views on this kind of thing

I personally yearn for this kind of life, but I understand that I do not have enough ability to support me in doing so. If newlyweds can stay in a five-star hotel for two months, it shows that they are very capable. We all know that the cost of a five-star hotel is extremely high. Two months is a lot of money. This couple is capable enough to let them do whatever they want, which means they live a life that others want to live. I think this way of living is quite good, and if I had the ability, I would try it. People are always looking for something new and exciting, which can make people feel happy.

In fact, to put it simply, we cannot understand the happiness of rich people. In our eyes, it may seem wasteful, but in their eyes, it represents happiness. We should strive to improve our own abilities instead of casually commenting on other people's behavior.