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Tanabata Special Tip: Wedding Surprise

Wedding wows

The title is a pun, wedding vows, but wows is used here, showing a little unexpected mood. This article is also about the changes of Chinese weddings.

How has the one-child policy changed China people? Wedding.

You must bring an S when you get married. Last week, we sorted out the drama notes of "A Good Wife", and there are also variations of marriage: premarital occurs before marriage, and we often see the abbreviation prenuptial agreement.

Pink giant Cupid, furry? Clothing? Distribute heart-shaped balloons with the words "I do" in wedding-themed activities? Beijing Fair. Vendors offer romance? Taking pictures? Couples under the water or on the runway, personalized wedding cigarettes, and those with words such as "Dating & Fate". Emphasizing love is a new feature of Chinese weddings-what else? Illuminate social change with pink filter spotlight.

In the first sentence, dress refers to the whole set of clothes worn on special occasions. When acting as a transitive verb, pay attention to preposition collocation: equip sb. /something. In/with [something]. ? Complete a full suit for ... ...

The word "the" is a word with the theme of …, such as Hawaiian parties, Hawaiian-themed parties and hotels with the theme of "the-hotels".

Taking pictures? Different from photography, it is more professional photography, usually shot for celebrity Madou.

The last sentence can get a very useful writing phrase: shine the spotlight on something, put … in the spotlight, which can be extended to pay attention to …, pay attention to …, for example? Activists say it helps to draw attention to the violence in the trade of inferior diamonds. Social activists believe that this incident helps people pay attention to the consequences of violent crimes caused by illegal diamond trading.

For centuries, China's marriage was to ensure the heir of the groom's family. A ceremony centered on the groom? Kim: Couples? Kowtow? The man's parents, but the woman's relatives are absent. Unusually, the groom and the bride's family exchange money or goods. The more money you change hands, the richer you become? Wedding.

The first sentence can be used to write about love and marriage or China's traditional family concept and other related topics: for centuries, China's marriage was to make her the groom's family. For centuries, getting married in China meant ensuring the continuity of the groom's family.

Heir [e? r]? Note that there is no sound of "H", "Heir" and "Heir", which is what China people call incense. ?

Kin generally refers to family members and relatives, plus suffix -ship and kinship, which can express affection or intimacy.

Kowtow? This word should be transliterated from Chinese and naturally associated with kowtowing, so it can be extended to obedience and flattery. For example, if you don't like the flatterers in the office, you can silently diss: See how stupid they are to be obedient to their superiors. Look, the word kowtow is more derogatory.

The last sentence pays attention to the word rich? [? pj? l? Nt] Extremely rich, rich, this sentence means that the more bride price money changes hands, the more luxurious the wedding is.

And after that? On stage? 1949, communist party? Imposed thrift. ? Dowry includes necessities such as. Bedclothes? Or a bicycle; Guests bring their own? Food stamps. ? But since the1980s, the extravagance of wedding matches the rise of China. The celebration was moved from home to the hotel. Bride? In exchange for the traditional red dress? For what? White? Like a flounce meringue? One (now some people wear both, in order).

When you come to power, you can also take power by rising.

Thrift is often advocated in Chinese. The first sentence provides the expression of impose frugality, and verbs can also be used as exercises.

The following nouns are more characteristic of China, such as dowry, Bedline bed sheet pillowcase and food stamps, all of which were issued by Baba when he was a child.

However, since1980s, the degree of abstraction of nurses has always matched the rise of the country. This sentence is very concise, mainly because the word matching is used well. Literally, the extravagance of weddings has caught up with the prosperity of the country. That is to say, it embodies a causal relationship. After the country became rich, weddings began to be extravagant.

Have you noticed that this sentence also has the antonym luxury of thrift?

In the last sentence, pay attention to replace … with … and use this phrase next time.

A flounce dress that girls love to wear. Lotus leaf, the skirt with lotus leaf is shaking when walking, and it feels a bit domineering. As a verb, the flounce has this meaning. Walking angrily and walking out of the room in a rage can be associated with memory.

Crispy. Crispy? Like meringue, this word formation is the same as the theme mentioned above. ?

A huge industry has emerged to serve1300,000 couples who get married every year. Wedding planning is becoming more and more common, especially in cities. Ten years ago, Fashion Bride, an American-owned lifestyle magazine, launched its Chinese version in China. In 20 1 1 year (the latest year with such data), the average cost of a wedding is 12000 USD-equivalent to? More than the income of ordinary urban residents for two years? For home use. Since 1990, the average age of marriage has increased by 2.5 years, which gives parents (although their children have the ability to make money, they usually pay for the wedding) more time to save money.

Equivalent, equivalent, equivalent to 12000 dollars, is equivalent, equivalent, equivalent, and there is no difference.

Ordinary urban families, ordinary urban families, and the differences between families are as follows:

When used as a noun, family usually means "home", "family", "children" and "family". What needs special attention is that if someone says that I have a family, it is not "I am married" or "I have a family", but "I have children". She undertakes the responsibility of a big family alone. She had to bear the responsibility of raising a large group of children by herself.

When family is used as an adjective, it means "designed to be suitable for both adults and children". For example, a family newspaper is a newspaper that can be read by the whole family/adults and minors.

Family refers to the house managed as a unit and its occupants. Although many times households are also translated into "family" and "family", it should be noted that the difference between them here is:

Household registration includes people who live together, whether they are relatives or not, such as servants, housekeepers or other members, which is somewhat similar to the meaning of "hukou" and "hukou" in China. For example, there is a concept of "family household" in the census report of China, and the official translation is family household. At this level, the family only refers to the family related by blood.

In the last sentence, save up is synonymous with save, saving money for something.

Changes in the wedding? Bored? It also reflects the fundamental transformation of society. Yan Yunxiang of UCLA said that for the first time in the history of family life in China, children-not ancestors or parents-were regarded as the center of the family. Most? Newlyweds? Is it now? Only child, born since the introduction of the one-child policy more than 30 years ago. Parents will have more expenses only if they have to? Pay who? A wedding (they usually share the cost with the future spouse's family).

The first sentence is frippery? [? Fred? p? Ri], superfluous useless things, fancy decorations, can also refer to flashy clothes or decorations.

For the first time in history/life ... put it at the beginning of the sentence, emphasizing the first time, for example, the American aviation industry is in a terrible situation for the first time in many years.

Newlyweds, followed by s, newlyweds, [a couple]

Cross out the last sentence (for sth), cross out sth (for/for sth)? Spend a lot of money, pay a lot of money, usually reluctant. You can remember it with save up in the previous paragraph. For example, a large sum of money has been spent on education.

There are also expressions that cost a lot of money:

Pay (a large sum of money), for example, you don't have to pay a large sum of money for it. You don't have to spend a lot of money on it.

Invest: invest a lot of money in something, such as the money they invest in developing their business. They invested thousands of pounds to develop this business.

To splurge (something) on, for example, in a few months, I will splurge? In just a few months, I spent 2500 pounds on clothes.

Throw it out? About something. To squander (money)

William Jankowiak of the University of Nevada in Las Vegas said. China's 30 Years of Love Records says that love plays a more important role in young people's lives-both in the choice of partners and in their relationship with their parents. Love is mentioned more often. This result is obvious in the wedding, and now the focus of the wedding is the couple. Both groups of parents are represented, but what is their position? Peripheral equipment. Often attend weddings? Features? The wedding photos taken before the wedding, the couple wore a series of clothes? Romantic background, but no family members.

The document in the first sentence is a transitive verb, recording, recording, for example, the influence of smoking has been well proved. The effects of smoking are well documented.

Both groups of parents are represented, but their positions are peripheral. Parents, both parents. Both parents will participate, but only on the periphery; Incidental, such as peripheral, boring information Irrelevant boring information. Parents are just foil at the wedding.

Features? It is characteristic of ... In translation, it can be said that it has the characteristics of …. The characteristics of ... Or simply translated into ... For example, this sentence in the article: Take a special wedding photo on the wedding day, before the event, and the wedding day is usually decorated with the wedding photos taken before.

Weddings usually feature wedding photos taken before the wedding. The newlyweds wear all kinds of clothes and have a romantic background, but there are no family members. ? Wedding day is usually decorated with wedding photos taken before. In the romantic background, couples wear a series of costumes to take wedding photos, but no family members participate.

This sentence can also be directly written down to describe Chinese weddings, and spoken language is suitable.

Set sth in the background.