Many services are being offered in the world. The customs and traditions that we have accepted in our lives are also being changed. For example, it is no longer necessary for marriages to be a boy and a girl, but gay marriages are also taking place. Similarly, it is not necessary for girls to bid farewell to their in-laws’ house, now boys are also bidding farewell to their in-laws’ house.
You will be surprised to know that a matchmaking agency is offering that they can get a match at home to their customers. He will stay in their house and carry forward their lineage, just like brides do. This is happening in our neighboring country China. According to the report of South China Morning Post, the trend of live-in sons-in-law in place of traditional husbands is increasing in China.
Son-in-law will come home after leaving
The responsibility of providing such homes to the in-laws and sons-in-law has been taken up by a matchmaking agency located in Shaoshan district of Hangzhou, China. This agency, which has gained immense popularity during China’s Spring Festival, has offered a different type of arrangement. In this the husband will live in his wife’s house. His children will take his wife’s surname and carry forward her lineage. The candidates who will be selected for this must earn around Rs 12 lakh annually, their height should be 5 feet 6 inches and there should not be any criminal record or tattoo. The most important thing is that the candidate should not be lazy.
People’s applications come every day
The registration fee for availing this service will be Rs 1 lakh 74 thousand, which will last for two years. The agency claims that every day they receive applications from 20 to 30 boys who want to become live-in sons-in-law. He likes this work because with this he will not have to bear the responsibilities of traditional husbands and his life will be spent well by living with a rich girl. By the way, let us tell you that this system has been running in Shaoshan for many years, in which the boy becomes the son-in-law and lives in his in-laws’ house.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: February 26, 2024, 07:01 IST
