Despite a 23-year age gap and often being mistaken for mother and son, Azmirullah, 28, and Wan Nazihah, 51, have built a fulfilling life after nearly seven years of marriage.
Fearing their daughters might marry the wrong person, many Indian parents are willing to pay private investigators to set "love traps" and investigate the background of future sons-in-law.
Instead of urging slogans, the Shenzhen authorities posted the question 'is dedicating 20 years to raising children truly worth it?' on buses, sparking a wave of debate among young people.
A woman borrowed 50,000 yuan (approximately 175 million Vietnamese dong) from her boyfriend, signing an agreement that the debt would automatically convert into a dowry if they married.
Marriage crises often don't erupt suddenly but accumulate from subtle misalignments in roles, communication, and personal growth, according to psychologist Luo Mingjin.
