Preamble:
This story is about an Indian girl, Mara, who is married to China. In China, she felt happy and satisfied, but when she returned to India, she was faced with the injustice and falsehood of her loved ones' funerals. Mara was heartbroken, and she ended up returning to China with her husband. Through Mara's own personal experience, this article reflects the various contradictions in the lives of the two societies, as well as the various trials and choices faced in the process of transnational marriage.
Indian girl married to China.
After marrying into China, Mara was satisfied with the luxury of her husband's family. Liu Xuan spent a lot of money to marry her, and Mara's family was not happy at first. But with her diligence and cheerful personality, Mara slowly gained the recognition and love of her family members, and she felt the love of Chinese men and their families.
Read more: Mara enjoys life in China, she is used to Chinese life. She learns how to make Chinese food, participates in traditional Chinese festivals, and often helps out with household chores at Liu Xuan's home. Mara sensed that this strange place in China had a warm homely atmosphere, as well as a feeling of love. She and Liu Xuan have had many happy and sweet days, and the two of them depend on each other for their lives and take care of their happiness in an orderly manner.
Problems faced by Indian families.
The news of her mother's death left Mara deeply saddened. When she returned to India for her funeral, Mara was disappointed and saddened to find her family's indifference to her and her only sight on money. The family asks her for a lot of money, which is both an honor and a respect for her, which makes Mara feel so helpless and so unfair. The oppression and falsehood from her family were too much for Mara to bear, and she chose to return to China.
Read more: Mara's hometown in India, where she is saddened by her family's indifference and selfish ideas. Her relatives were all dying to save face, which made her feel deep despair. She deeply experienced the falsehood and utilitarianism of Indian traditions, as well as the contradiction between individual wishes and family pressures. Feeling frustrated and sad by the family's high bride price and disrespect, Mara is determined to put the pain behind her and let her happiness continue.
The determination to return and the joy of belonging.
Under pressure from her Indian family, Mara eventually chose to return to China. Her husband, Liu Xuan, protected her tightly and didn't let her get hurt in any way. Mara fell in love with China and returned to China again, giving her a new feeling, a sense of the future.
Extended Statement: Mara resolutely decides to return to China, away from the troubles that this Indian has caused her. She knows very well that China is her happy place because the people here really know her and respect her. In China, Mara felt the warmth and tolerance of her family, which gave her greater courage to pursue her own happiness. She and Liu Xuan supported each other, met the test of life together, and achieved a beautiful love in a transnational marriage. Mara knows that happiness is not determined by geography or different cultures, but by the understanding and support of the other person, as well as the tolerance and frankness of the other person.
The conclusion is that through Mara's personal experience, we can understand the process by which the two philosophies of the individual and the family clash and merge with each other in two cultures. Understanding, respect and tolerance are the first conditions for transnational marriage. No matter what nationality you are, no matter what nationality you are, no matter what nationality you are, no matter what nationality you are, you are worthy of our love. Only by understanding each other can we achieve happiness and harmony. I wish all of you can discover the true meaning of life in this work, and discover the true meaning and joy of life in mutual care and understanding. Finish.