Today, Yang Mi and Wei Daxun were on the hot search on Weibo again!
reported that early in the morning, Yang Mi appeared from the parking lot of a unit building in Hengdian. Shortly after Yang Mi left, Wei Daxun came out of the same unit building.
Two people were wearing couple outfits, their relationship looked very stable, and they seemed to have reached the level of cohabitation.
For this couple, the people who are eating melons are really busy every day, and they need to study any movement. All kinds of couple outfits, couple shoes, and couple hats will be exposed by gossip netizens with golden eyes, "true" their relationship.
Some netizens are also very rational: this is someone else’s private matter, so we should pay less attention.
However, many netizens also said that they were exposed to living together this time, and they have not yet officially announced it. It should be a good thing to be approaching~~~
English knowledge points are here
Today we will take a look at the English expression of "cohabitation". Never translate it into Live Together!
In life, we will fill in various forms, especially when overseas visa , we will fill in it in English. One of the required items is "marriage status" because it is Marital Status.
There are many situations in a person's marriage status. This reader took a screenshot and let's see what happens:
I believe it is not difficult for everyone to understand the following few:
1. common law
2. divorced
3. separate
4. married
5. single
6. unknown
7. widow/ widower
divorced means "divorce"; separated means "separation"; married means "married"; single It means "single"; unknown means "not clear"; widow means "lost husband", widower means "lost wife", and together means "lost widow".
Then the first common law (literally "common law"), what the hell is this?
This common law should be common law partner, which belongs to a Western legal term that refers to people living with cohabitation relationships, who live together in this way for at least one year.
"Cohabitation Relationship" is expressed in English as common-law relationshipship. The individual in this relationship is called common-law partner, which is a kind of "de facto marriage", which is called de facto marriage in English. (*de facto is French, meaning "de facto").
Another point to note is that "cohabiting partner" is not necessarily the opposite sex. Many homosexuals abroad choose to live together but do not get married, so common-law relationship is often used to tactfully describe the cohabitation relationship of homosexuals.
More and more countries and regions in the world declare gay marriage legal (currently there are 27). In these countries and regions, homosexuals are protected by law, whether they are getting a marriage certificate or common-law relationship, and enjoy the same rights as marriages of the opposite sex.
Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau
It seems that Western countries' concepts are indeed advanced in dealing with marriage.
The essence of marriage is the promise of two people. We traditional Chinese people believe that "if the love lasts for a long time, it will not be day and night", while Westerners have further taken it, believing that "if the love lasts for a long time, it will not be gender, race, or a piece of evidence?"
How do you view "common-law relationship"? Do you think this relationship should be recognized by law? You can chat in the comment area~
