出軌/不再相信婚姻
A Chinese actor’s statement on his divorce from his wife over her extramarital
affair landed like a bombshell on social media on Sunday， receiving nearly 1.7 million comments from Net users， a phenomenon that experts said reflects growing insecurity about
marriage in China。
Actor Wang Baoqiang released an
announcement on his Sina Weibo account in the early hours of Sunday morning
that he is ending his marriage to Ma Rong after she had an affair with his
manager， Song Zhe。 Wang said
Ma and Song’s relationship brought grievous harm to
their marriage and family， forcing him to
divorce Ma and fire Song。
Ma released a post on the heels of Wang’s， implying that it was Wang who had
abandoned their family and friends。
Wang began to gain fame after his
appearance in Feng Xiaogang’s 2004 film A World
Without Thieves， where he played a naive village boy
carrying his life savings home with him on a train。 He has since starred in several successful films， including Lost in Thailand and Monk Comes Down the Mountain。
Wang and Ma were married in 2009 and
have a daughter and a son。 The two have
publicly demonstrated their affection for each other on several occasions。
Statistics released by Sina Weibo showed
that 47 percent of Net users’ posts condemned Ma
for her extramarital affair， saying it had
shattered the family， while some said their faith in marriage
has faded after a string of celebrity divorces。
Celebrities’ marriage crises have long been in the limelight and have become a
heated topic of public debate， Li Yinhe， a marriage expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences， told the Global Times on Sunday。 Li noted
that people’s lifestyles have also changed
significantly， contributing to the country’s growing divorce rate。
A total of 3.84 million couples in China
divorced in 2015， an increase of 5.6 percent over 2014， according to statistics released by the Ministry of Civil Affairs
in July。
Q:
Why are divorce rates so high amongst
celebrities?
How to deal with a cheating spouse?
What are the factors that harming to the
marriage?
Do you believe in marriage? Why or why not?
How to deal with money and property when a
relationship ends?
Why affection fading after married?
運動員賺太多?
Do athletes earn too much money? tolearnenglish
Professional athletes are super-heroes.
They stand above everybody: they are stronger, faster more resistant and more
talented than all of us. And, because we love to watch their fantastic
exploits, they are also more famous and richer than all of us. We look up to
them as role models. They make us dream.
Some people think no one deserves the
enormous salaries that baseball, basketball, football and hockey stars get.
Paying such huge sums of money means that your tickets for the game are more
expensive. Clubs pass the cost on to the fans. Those who believe that athletes
are overpaid also argue that no individual, even if they are talented, should
earn so much when other people are starving. Their opinion is that it would be
better to use the money to do something against poverty and hardship in the
world. 'Society's priorities are wrong' they argue. 'Athletes salaries should
not be higher than those of a country's leader'.
Other people disagree with this viewpoint. They say that athletes deserve every penny they make. 'It takes longer to train an athlete than to train people in other jobs', they say'. Athletes make many sacrifices for the work they do.' And they say, ' they risk being injured, and they must be away from their home for long periods'. It's true that their careers don't usually last as long time as other people's. They can only earn big salaries for a very short time and many of them retire at the age of thirty. 'If athletes don't get the money, it'll only go into club owner's pocket', some people add. They think that athletes are not getting more money than they should. 'They earn no more than rock or movie stars', they say. It's too much or not? This is a matter to be discussed.
Q:
Do athletes earn too much money?
What are the good paying jobs in Taiwan?
What is the easiest way to get a job?
Who are the athletes your super-heroes?
What are the Olympic games you like watch?
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