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Ep3. What will be asked if you have a Chinese girlfriend? ðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡ģ😂

First of all, let me give you a little bit. 💕 Now comes to EP.3. Who hasn't read EP.1 and EP.2? Go back and read it. There are a lot of stories.

ðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡ģ Article 11. People like to think that having a Chinese girlfriend = having a rich husband ðŸ’ļ

This is very often hit, 😭 like "Don't work anymore?" "Pet girlfriend, right?" is also secretly confused as to why many people are still addicted to the picture that Thai women have Chinese girlfriends and have to sit pretty only. ðŸĨđ Really, modern Chinese children look more at equality. Chinese women are good at working, making money very well. Most of them are helping to build, helping each other grow up more than âĪïļ, but admit that Chinese men really take care of each other. When living together, they like to pay all because their culture is like that, and they rarely speak sweet, but they like to show love through care, shopping for, or transfer. Beautiful numbers instead of 😂💕

ðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡ģ Article 12. Dating a Chinese man and having to go to the countryside.

When people go to the ancestral home, people like to ask a lot about whether it is difficult or not 😭, but actually the Chinese ancestral home is a house to gather relatives, to return to the Chinese New Year, important work, or to pay respect to the ancestors, and the Chinese people like to preserve the same house because they do not like to forget to change themselves, even if they grow up or are rich, they still keep the ancestral home as before. 😂 And whoever has a Chinese girlfriend is almost everyone must have been brought home to the ancestral home to meet relatives, eat a big table, relatives for sure, hahahaha

ðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡ģ Article 13. Marrying a Chinese person requires a change of surname? 💍

Chinese people do not change their surname according to their girlfriend. Use their surname. Chinese people will feel strange if their husband / wife use the same surname because they are like relatives. 😭 So married to Chinese people do not have to change their surname. This is not just Thai people. Confused. Have talked about this with Chinese fans too. ðŸĪĢ My girlfriend is confused. Thai women have to change their surname according to their husband, but Chinese people do not change. What do we do? Hahahahaha

ðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡ģ Verse 14. Go home to China. Isn't your girlfriend afraid of being tricked? 🚄

Our parents are scared, hahahahaha. But seriously, China is now very safe. There are cameras. There are police everywhere. Most Chinese people in the country are extremely afraid of the law. ðŸĨđ And most of the cases that are out of the news often, we notice that it is more from a dating agent, which does not mean that everywhere is bad. But personally, we feel that most of the good profile Chinese men do not use a dating company. They will like to know each other through friends, relatives or acquaintances. 😂

ðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡ģ Verse 15. Are you not afraid of Chinese men? ðŸĪĢ

Admit that at first I was scared because of a lot of news 😭, but if a man is sincere, he will be very clear, like our girlfriend brought into the house, found family, brought to know relatives, posted us on WeChat without hiding (must be the main account), and now check single / married / divorced status in the Alipay app too, can check to see it. If people are honest, we will feel comfortable because they will make us see everything without being suspicious. ðŸĪ

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