Part 3 of the college debate series: What’s your opinion on college students getting married before graduating? And what’s your view on love in colleges?
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This post was last edited by Those who watch the sea on 2015-11-11 08:49. According to the new regulations, any man and woman who have reached the legal marriage age can apply to get married. The registration authority has no right to inquire into the applicant’s professional status or personal privacy; therefore, those who meet the legal requirements are recognized and allowed to get married. Previously, the marriage application included the applicant’s resume; now this has been completely removed. Only basic information such as ID number, name, and gender is retained. We have no way of knowing whether the applicant is a college student, nor do we need to know it. Although marriage is legally permitted, the **Ministry of Education has stipulated that students cannot get married, and this is also considered a sensitive issue in the rules and regulations of most schools; those who violate these rules face severe penalties, consequences that they must bear themselves. However, the new regulations eliminate procedures such as issuing certificates; if students are married, the school certainly won’t be aware of it and won’t be able to intervene! Regarding **laws and school regulations ； When faced with love and studies, how to make a choice? ? Please share your opinions and views!
Marriages arranged on a whim are not uncommon in today’s society. It is also not uncommon for college students to get married during their studies. But if the two are combined, what would married life be like then?
Get married during school? They’re all spending their parents’ money; they don’t have any own source of income. Of course, those from wealthy families or political families can be excluded; they don’t have to worry about such things at all. During school days, everything is full of variables; emotions, to some extent, are genuine ； But it also carries a certain vanity, material needs, and spiritual needs. After graduation, it’s common for couples to go their separate ways. Faced with the setbacks of real life, their emotions are relatively fragile.
However, many couples will still choose to get married, delaying marriage until after completing their undergraduate studies and getting a master’s degree. This trend is becoming more and more common these days. You don’t realize how innocent schools are until you step into society~~~~~
With different ideals, it’s easy to have conflicts when working together
Pure P. . . Family circumstances, appearance, potential as a future star, and one’s own ability to handle the situation – these are all factors to consider. You can find a student in extreme financial difficulty and have him find a girlfriend at school, but try getting him to get married? These days, people are misled by certain statements; a university life without experiencing love is incomplete.
So what if two people share similar interests and work together in the same city? What is mainly considered is how to face life after the passion fades, as well as the potential problems associated with college students getting married
Honestly, family background is an important mandatory requirement. Is there really no innocence in college love? Hehe, a university where one has never been in a relationship isn’t perfect; it seems many single folks are feeling frustrated. . . . .
Generally, people think that it’s sufficient if the man’s family is well-off, while the woman’s family need not be equally prosperous. Let me give you an example from school: a Han Chinese girl from Xinjiang with a very poor figure managed, by spending money, to get herself a boyfriend; they were in the same grade in high school, and they would constantly show off their affection for each other. Why? Because the woman has money. After graduation, we went our separate ways.
Getting married is different from dating, behaving recklessly, or killing time out of loneliness; if you get married, it’s actually not a big deal, as those things are unrelated to marriage.
Well, there is such a thing. A woman who pursues a man must be rich. When a man pursues a woman, she must be beautiful