Zong Fuli, the heir of Wahaha, has recently become the focus of attention. Since the death of Elder Zong, her social ** comment area has become lively, and various comments have emerged in endlessly. Some people show love to her, some people want to be Wahaha's son-in-law, and some netizens even offer to have children with her and jointly manage the company.
These seemingly absurd statements foreshadow the future of the only child. In recent years, the culture of son-in-law has prevailed, which is a manifestation of the great reshuffle of social wealth. In China, there are a large number of only daughters, and in the future they will inherit huge fortunes.
These only children are important beneficiaries of China's wealth reshuffle over the past 30 years. They grew up with the wave of industrialization and amassed a lot of wealth. However, when they reach the age of talking about marriage, the social turmoil caused can be imagined. More worryingly, their parents, who mostly come from agrarian or semi-agrarian societies, are rural-minded and rarely taught how to harness wealth.
Zong Fuli is an example. After the death of her father, she was faced with many suggestions, but she started from the grassroots level with her own strength and achieved outstanding results. However, people are more concerned about her marriage and Wahaha's inheritance.
Today, there is a new explanation for the phenomenon of "out-of-house": a single man inherits the wealth of his only daughter through marriage. This phenomenon not only exists in reality, but is also reflected in film and television works. In the face of huge interests, humanity and conscience can be clouded. For a rich girl, whether she has the courage to rebel against all this is a question.
Zong Fuli once said that she would not get married because she did not know the other party's motives. She has enough strength to reject suitors, but can an ordinary rich girl be so determined? "The Only Daughter of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai" and "Xiaoshan Son-in-law" have become hot searches, exposing desire and human nature. Did you see it this time?