Ms. Giang Taiwan, the bride of Taiwan, criticized Vietnamese boys on the air of your country, causing frustration

Social networks spread an upsetting video, specifically a person named Ms. Giang Taiwan went on TV in your country to criticize the value of Vietnamese men, on the contrary, she praised her foreign husband, making the public feel quite disgusted

Accordingly, in a chat program with foreign brides in Taiwan, a girl named "Ms. Jiang Taiwan" was invited to the show. It will not be worth mentioning when she shares that the reason why she did not marry the husband of the same country but went to Taiwan is because, according to Ms. Giang, Vietnamese men have bad personalities and shortcomings in a man such as laziness, drinking, adultery and business. At the same time, she praised her husband - Taiwanese - a thoughtful person. Her carefree statements quickly became a wave of controversy in public opinion.

It is known that Ms. Giang Taiwan and her husband got married through matchmaking, the two got married after just one night of confiding. She shared her experience of cross-border marriage, from the first time they met, her husband proposed marriage, but at that time Giang Taiwan was still hesitant, wanting to reconsider. However, that night, they slept in the same room, then she fell in love and then the two quickly got married.

According to netizens, Ms. Giang Taiwan's act of criticizing Vietnamese boys and lifting Taiwanese boys is a handful of chopsticks, because in any country there will be one person or another, moreover, the fact that she has words that inadvertently lower the general price of Vietnamese men on the air of your country is difficult to accept.

However, some other netizens expressed their agreement with Ms. Giang Taiwan's above opinion such as

"Then it's not wrong to say it", "It's right to say it out loud, usually you guys who compare and calculate how to live are not very hateful", "Who hasn't từ.ng wife with diligent saving money, or who does housework raise their hands to count?", "It's true, but not everyone is like that, but most of them are like that".

Talking about Vietnamese brides marrying foreign husbands is not uncommon. Because of a poor family background and having to sacrifice, or just because they want to marry a foreign husband to get fame, those are the reasons for each person. But certainly, more or less, after a period of being a bride, many girls in Vietnam are "disillusioned" that life in the country is not as romantic and rich as in the movie. For more than a decade, until now, Taiwanese men continue to go to Vietnam to find wives, Vietnamese brides are willing to follow their husbands to distant places with their eyes closed.

Perhaps the first thing brides have to ask themselves is what awaits them over there, happiness or suffering? In fact, being called a "bride", a "husband" or a "wife" when faced with reality is too humiliating, if not shameful.

Objectively speaking, in the risk of luck, there will be a few lucky women who seize the opportunity to get rich by going abroad. Currently, the number of people migrating to Taiwan is increasing and the lives of Vietnamese brides have prospered. Many brides have had the opportunity to choose jobs that suit their abilities and interests, many have made successful breakthroughs, such as the case of Ms. Anh Ky, the owner of a chain of beauty stores and a beauty teacher.

Meeting Ms. Anh Ky in person, few people thought that the young and beautiful woman had become a grandmother and no one expected that her life had gone through so many events and ups and downs. Ms. Ky said that she happened to meet her Taiwanese husband at a friend's wedding in Ho Chi Minh City and heard the words of "seducing" Taiwan with many beautiful scenes, so after more than 1 year of research, she followed him to the palace.

But life is not as rosy as what she used to be, living in a completely foreign country, without relatives, different languages, plus being completely economically dependent on her husband's family, Ms. Ky fell into a weak position and did not receive her husband's respect. The rift was getting higher and higher, so Ms. Ky decided to end the 8-year marriage, taking her son away from her husband's house alone without any property. With 2 empty hands, Ms. Ky started by arranging betel leaf and then learned to do nails, then opened a nail salon with a friend and then separated. Ms. Ky wishes to guide Vietnamese people in Taiwan in general and Vietnamese brides in particular to have jobs and economic autonomy to have a better life.

Up to now, the story of foreigners criticizing the smell of fish is still ignited somewhere on social networks. the case of Ms. Giang Taiwan and Ms. Ky is just a typical example.