Most actresses in Hong Kong and Taiwan marry rich men, but Japanese actresses are just the opposite? Why don't they want to marry rich people?

Miki Yoko (26), one of the most popular Japanese actresses, suddenly announced her marriage and admitted that she was pregnant for three months, which made many fans cry.

True wood played a bodyguard of a government official in the TV series SP broadcast earlier this year, which gained great popularity. In particular, her size G breasts and sexy figure suddenly topped the list of male sex idols. This year, Shenqi also had a happy event, that is, she passed the strict selection of Shiseido, the owner of Japanese cosmetics company, and became the image spokesperson of Shiseido's beauty products.

Therefore, after Makoto sent the fax announcing the marriage to the news media, the news immediately became the headline of the evening paper. However, people are more concerned about who such a beautiful woman married.

Miki Yoko is sexy, but he keeps a low profile.

In fact, the man who enjoys such a rich life is not a rich man or a senior official, but an ordinary company employee, the same age as Zhenmu, who has only worked for four years after graduating from college. The two met and fell in love through a friend's introduction last year. That is to say, when communicating with her husband, Zhenmu already knew his situation and knew that he was a good young man who had no money but was self-motivated.

Coincidentally, another Japanese celebrity, Kyoko Sasaki, who announced her marriage two weeks earlier than Maki, also married an ordinary white-collar worker. The two also met through friends in March this year. It's just that this white-collar worker is a small section chief in a securities company, which is a relatively tight job.

Kyoko Sasaki is a famous host of Japanese TV.

In the golden autumn, Japanese actresses caught up with a wedding peak. According to statistics reported by Japanese media, the author found that actress Miki Sakai married a doctor in a hospital in Tokyo. Kyoko Hasegawa, an actress, married Masaichi Shinto, a new composer who graduated from high school. I was introduced by a friend this spring. The actress Naomi Kawashima married a pastry chef. The actress Mayumi Sada married an ordinary white-collar worker. Xingzhi, the host of NHK TV station, was married by Sanrong to a staff member of a sports star organization. In other words, so many actresses who got married recently, none of them married rich people and high officials. This seems to be a surprise for China people.

Why are these famous and beautiful female movie stars in Japan willing to marry some ordinary company employees? Minister Song Tian of Japanese artists agency gave me three explanations.

Kyoko Hasegawa, the jade girl in Japanese movies, had too many suitors.

Minister Song Tian said, first of all, Japanese female movie stars are very particular about "like-minded". As long as this man is really kind to her and can understand her career, she will marry him regardless of his status and whether he has money or not. Therefore, most Japanese female movie stars marry three kinds of men: one is the man they like, as long as they have a stable job. Second, peers, often filming together is easy to produce feelings. Third, film or television producers, including directors and photographers.

Second, most Japanese actresses, including women with some tastes, don't like "nouveau riche" characters. Therefore, real estate developers and fund managers, including some business owners, are not their favorite objects. Although these people are rich, they also have the negative side of "rape". In the entertainment circle, these people are not like-minded. At the same time, female movie stars have some money to lead a normal life, but the life of wealthy housewives will have a negative impact on themselves. In recent years, the movie star who married the so-called rich is Megumi Okina, who became the wife of an IT boss. As a result, she divorced a year and a half later because she couldn't stand her husband's busy work every day. It's a pity that no one used her when she returned to film and television after divorce.

Megumi Okina's little milk dream ruined her acting dream.

Third, Japanese actresses often regard acting as a job, rather than their proud capital. They know that their careers are mostly a kind of youth meal, and they also clearly know that their fame is not only the result of their own efforts, but also the cultivation of brokerage companies, the touting of film companies and TV stations, and the hard work of staff. Therefore, I will take my "fame" seriously and will not let myself be arrogant. If you are arrogant, you will lose everyone's trust and your acting career. Therefore, they prefer to live a real life.

It seems that in Japan, men are too rich to find a movie star as a wife, because Japanese female movie stars live too realistically.