求中国传统婚姻观的英文介绍,中国古代婚姻制度用英语怎么说

1、求中国传统婚姻观的英文介绍

1 pairs of tests conducted by China's coastal regions of university students showed that some of the old social customs, such as the traditional concept of a wife should obey her husband, in the new generation still exists.

Although young people's sexual attitudes in China are changing, and increasingly open, but their notion of marriage and parents and even grandparents are still the same, 100% of the men surveyed said that the reluctance, and a higher level of education than their married women. The men of this view has been endorsed by Ms., they also believed that a husband should be smarter than themselves, and the higher level of education. 87% of the students surveyed expressed opposition to the relationship between extramarital affair, and firmly opposed to marriage, the "third party." In addition, the 3 / 4 of college students emphasis on loyalty to the marriage, expressing love to find a spouse to be understanding of the behavior is not to end in divorce.

On mate choice criteria, students are the first choice is the "personality and character," followed by the humor and mutual understanding, virginity is ranked last.

In China, parents and families for the enormous impact on children of a marriage. As a result, most people get married between the ages of 20-25, this time should be earlier than the West. Single, older teens and those who are affected by social exclusion of some sort. The survey also included some information on sexual attitudes of young people, although the idea of young people in this area is different from the previous generation, but it is still one of the best not to discuss the topic.

The prevalence of premarital chastity old practice of keeping now seems to have become obsolete, 85% of students answered, pre-marital sexual relations can occur. Some young people in the survey stressed that "do not have to and have sex with a person get married." The traditional Chinese idea that the first one should be loyal lover, and life only love this one. In addition, 60% of the respondents were tolerant attitude towards homosexuality. In the current China, homosexuality is still opposed by the community, and many people think it is a sexual perversion. The Chinese government publicly announced a few months ago, "homosexuality is not a mental illness."

China has yet to conduct a comprehensive sex education in adolescents and children. But the college students who had just carried out sex education in colleges and universities interested in doctrinal.

Sex education in the university began to spread, many people participate in these courses appeared to be very embarrassed, but said it would like to understand the nature of knowledge, and I felt that courses are too late.

The Chinese government in order to fight against AIDS, and in some schools, the placement of condoms, the University of automatic payment machines, but this approach met with some criticism from the community, but the college students think that this is a very positive measure.。

2、中国古代婚姻制度用英语怎么说

marriage system of Ancient China。

3、介绍中国婚姻状况和家庭结构英语作文

In chinese society, there are several general behaviors that should be followed when we greet each other. when we meet someone the first time, we suppose to shake had with the person. when we visit friend, we suppose to bring fruits or flowers. when we eating a meal, we usually use chopsticks and it is inproper to point at someone with chopsticks

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4、急求1篇关于中国婚姻过去和现在的英语短文！！无限感激！！！

A recent survey of women in 20 large and medium-sized cities across the country revealed that about half of the respondents were happy with their marriages and relationships, while nearly 30 percent said they were bored and 3.4 percent said they were in agony.

Three percent said they were worried about their relationships and 12 percent said they did not know how to describe their mixed feelings.

The Huakun Women Survey Center, an affiliate of the All-China Women's Federation, conducted the survey of 2,000 women aged between 20 and 60 at the end of last year. Altogether, 1,955 valid questionnaires were collected.

The average age of the surveyed women was 35, and 70 percent were married. About 57 percent of the respondents had monthly incomes ranging from 1,000 yuan to 3,000 yuan.

Women in Shanghai seemed to have the most fulfilling love lives, with more than 70 percent saying they felt happy. They were followed by women in Beijing, Qingdao, Ningbo and Tianjin in terms of fulfilment.

The survey also revealed that marriages tended to get less happy the longer they lasted.

For example, women who had been married for less than eight years said they were much happier than those who had been married for longer periods of time, said Zhang Qi, the center's deputy director and the person in charge of the survey.

Women rated responsibility to family, consideration and good taste as the most important qualities in a spouse, while a high income, promising career and nice appearance ranked fifth, eighth and 11th, respectively, Zhang said.

The responses to the questions focussing on issues of mental health were also revealing. Seventy-two percent of the respondents said they felt anxiety occasionally, and 16 percent said they frequently worried.

The respondents aged between 30 and 50 years old were the most worried, with 20 percent saying they were regularly plagued with nervousness. Women in the 51-60-year-old category were the least bothered by anxiety, the survey showed.

Changsha, Chongqing and Nanning had the highest ratios of worried women, while Kunming and Dalian had the lowest ratios.

Pressure from work, problems with their children's education and tough personal relationships were the main causes of nervousness, according to the results of the survey.。

5、美国中国之间婚姻差异英语范文

difference:

meaning china:famility USA:individuality

way: china:parallel USA:Leap

shape: china:all together USA:each other

road: china:add USA:ride。

6、谁有关于中国婚姻的英文文章或者论文 谢谢了！！

Chinese marriage (Chinese: 婚姻; Pinyin: hūn yīn) is a ceremonial ritual within Chinese societies that involve a marriage established by pre-arrangement between families. Within Chinese culture, romantic love was allowed, and monogamy was the norm for most ordinary citizens.

Logographically, 婚 (pinyin: hūn) is identical to 昏 (pinyin: hūn, literally meaning “evening” or “dusk”). In more ancient writings though, the former has the radical 女 (pinyin: nǚ, literally “a female”). This implies that courting couples met in the evening. Similarly, 姻 (pinyin: yīn) is the same as 因 (pinyin: yīn). 因 (pinyin: yīn) means “friendliness”, “love” and “harmony”, indicating the correct way of living for a married couple.

In China, to remain single was once a problem; and to get divorced was more than a problem. What made it difficult to remain single was simply related to housing and public opinions. However, you could manage to if you just had a small room, even if it was too small to hold more than a bed, and if you were bold enough to be free from other’s opinions. But to deal with a divorce was quite different since you had to get enough reasons to make the authorities concerned agree with you. Also you must persuade the other half to say yes. In fact, you seldom got such an answer of yes owing to the band of the traditional opinions on marriage.

To get married was traditionally considered a must. There is a motto says well: “It is natural to get married when you grow up.” ( 男大当婚nán dà dāng hūn，女大当嫁nǚ dà dāng jià) So when a girl reached 28 and still single, she would get a lot pressures from relatives, neighbors and even co-workers. On the other hand, even when a couple’s contradiction came to a head and both of them were screaming: “Help, I want to get unmarried with him or her.” People around them would sing happy marriage for them: “Well, well, it is like the rain; the sky sheds while the earth keeps. Couples’ conflicts should lead to no revenge. Is it hard to find a couple who hasn’t ever confronted any problem, isn’t it?” Or “Isn’t it natural for a couple to get a peace world by punch-up?” Those were just some of the advices from the neighbors, relatives, colleagues and even the parents. And there is another motto says, ‘One day of husband and wife, 100 days of conjugal love.’ ( 1日夫妻百日恩yīrì fūqī bǎirì ēn) So you can imagine how hard for a couple to get divorced then. If you went your own way, you would find it hard to communicate with people around in the future, for they didn’t like a person who had been against the favor from them! Even worse, the resistance did often come from the other half of the couple. He or she (mostly she) refused to get divorced afraid of losing his or her reputation. The times of 1960s to 1970s once witnessed countless loveless families in China.

How quickly things have changed! In the 1990s, the divorce rate became much higher than ever and to get a divorce became much easier and simpler. People didn’t show any more surprise at such cases around. In fact, they had quite taken it for granted. And there are many new things related to divorce appeared. When you walk along a street, you can even find a few places here and there concerning with divorcees, such as the divorcees’ hotel, nursery for divorcees. To get divorced even became a fashion. When an old friend met you, he was likely to ask if you got divorced. If a person looked tortured because of the trouble marriage, one would give him a straight advice: ‘Get divorced as soon as possible!’

Now the things seem to go to the other end; that’s, getting divorced is much easier than getting married. The latter becomes more and more difficult since the demands and standard concerned is considerably hard to meet either materially or ideologically. However, more young couples live together before getting married (that is unthinkable in the old days). It seems still a paradox to say marriage has been an aggravating affair all the time. But it was and it is and it will be.。