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Chapter 105 Hui Zi's Perfect Blind Date

"Girls from wealthy places rarely marry outside the city, and this has nothing to do with whether it's Beijing or Shenzhen."

Zhang Zhe explained it to Liu Shao directly during the live stream.

Because many male viewers in the live stream were also interested in the girl from earlier.

But no one said they were also in Shenzhen.

Long-distance blind dates and marriage? That's so unreasonable.

"Everyone should note that blind dates have geographical limitations; you should always prioritize finding someone in your own region."

"There are many reasons, but I personally think a key one is that people from different places have different values, especially in terms of traditional ideas."

"You can think of the people in each place as ethnic minorities. Their customs are different, and their food, drink, and housing are also different. If the local conditions are better, why would any girl be willing to go to another place to suffer?"

How do you explain the case of Chinese women marrying African men?

Haha, those sparrows willing to marry into Africa are awesome!

In any case, women from the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai areas generally don't marry outside their hometowns.

[Don't even mention marrying out of the city; we native Beijingers don't marry outside the city either. Our lifestyles are so different, how could we live together?]

That girl is from Shenzhen; some people should stop dreaming.

"What do I think of those girls who marry African men?" Zhang Zhe smiled as he looked at the comments: "Of course I respect and wish them well."

"People who are willing to go and contribute to the development of the African continent are at least action-oriented and put their words into practice. They are much better than those who pay black people for their education in college and then cheat honest people after graduation, right?"

"Brothers and sisters, in the dating market, if a person can be consistent in his words and deeds, then he is already a normal person among normal people."

"It's like a woman telling you she won't marry you unless you get a dowry of 30 yuan, and her parents say they're selling their daughter, take it or leave it. What can you say?"

All I can say is that I can't afford it.

Indeed, the biggest fear when going on blind dates is being scammed.

Although the host makes a good point, I still want to say that I really like that girl.

[Could the streamer create a group chat to help us connect?]

The comments on the screen made Zhang Zhe fall silent for a moment.

Indeed, he's only thinking about the male resources; he should also try to gather up some high-quality female resources.

However, that girl wasn't really a high-quality girl.

It's just that there are many single men who don't want children these days, so when they hear a woman say she doesn't want children, they get a little carried away.

Zhang Zhe thought about it and decided that there was no rush.

He hasn't fully mastered the male resources he has yet; he's just started out and can't expect to become a big shot overnight.

"Local men in Qingdao who are looking for a partner and whose family background is above A8 can message me privately."

"Girls are out of the question. Girls, just come up and speak."

“It’s not that I look down on poor guys, and I welcome poor guys to come on mic, but when it comes to private chats, even though it’s the same as chatting, the rich guys send 2000 yuan red envelopes right away, and you send me 9.9 yuan…”

"If it were you, who would you talk to?"

Zhang Zhe only realized after joining Lao Bai's group that it was no wonder matchmakers liked to do matchmaking for rich people, because they could make so much money.

But it's not appropriate to only focus on the wealthy.

Matchmakers need a reputation, and the spread of that reputation requires the help of ordinary people. That's why Zhang Zhe said to let the rich guys send private messages, while the poor guys could go on stage directly.

You can offend no one and still make money.

……

After setting this rule, the second guest that Hui Zi had found finally came on stage.

The other party gave a brief introduction to the situation:
"I was born in 00. I am 160 cm tall and weigh 90 catties. I graduated from junior college with a major in e-commerce. After graduation, I didn't work and got married directly."

"I got divorced two years ago. I have no children and haven't dated since. I usually stay at home." "I'm the eldest daughter. I have two younger sisters. One has a college degree and the other has a vocational school diploma. My family is in the tourism industry. We own a travel company. Our family's financial situation is roughly equivalent to an A8."

They divorced back in 00?

This girl seems a bit simple-minded when she talks.

[A8's family just got divorced like that? It seems very strange.]

The girl's family background was quite interesting; after Zhang Zhe finished writing it down, he circled it in several places.

First of all, she has two younger sisters.

This suggests that her family likely wanted a son, but after three pregnancies, they still hadn't gotten one. It indicates that there was a fertile ground for "preferring sons to daughters," but the idea didn't take hold.

Girls born and raised in such families are generally more likely to have a preference for sons over daughters and also have a desire to have children after marriage.

Secondly, both the girl and her sister have junior college (or vocational school) degrees.

What kind of expert group?
Education level has little to do with IQ, but it is closely related to the family's educational atmosphere. Zhang Zhe felt that this girl's parents probably didn't value their children's education much.

It could also be described as the advanced "happy education" from abroad.

The most interesting thing was her marital history, which was also what Zhang Zhe wanted to find out: "The matchmaker said that your ex-husband passed away. Was it due to illness or an accident?"

"Unexpectedly, he was in a car accident."

Was he a victim?

“No, he was speeding and crashed into the highway guardrail. The car caught fire, and he burned to death.” The woman said in a complicated tone, “But that car was the one I wanted to buy. It was only delivered after the divorce, and he was gone the day after he got it.”

Goodness, it must be burnt.

[This woman is a jinx to her husband; he loves to race cars, why doesn't she do anything about it?]

Deaths caused by speeding on highways are not a pity.

[Can you please stop with the comments? My morals and my sense of humor are at odds.]

"This has nothing to do with whether you want to buy the car or not," Zhang Zhe waved his hand and said, "Were you being shifted the blame by the man's family?"

“I feel that you subconsciously believe that this car accident is related to you.”

"Don't talk like that. And whatever you do, don't talk about things like 'husband-killing' or anything like that. If someone is even slightly superstitious, they won't dare to marry you."

"Thank you, teacher, I'll remember." The woman didn't answer the question about whether she had been shifted the blame, but judging from her tone, it seemed so.

How long did your previous marriage last?

"More than a year."

Why don't you have children after marriage?

She's not pregnant.

"Whose problem is that?"

"I don't know," the woman replied curtly.

After listening, Zhang Zhe sensed something was amiss.

Wealthy people are very proactive in having children, and the woman's family is often the one that puts the most pressure on her to have children.

In the eyes of many parents, once their daughter marries and has children, her position in the family is secure, and even if they divorce later, their daughter will not suffer.

They have been married for over a year but have not been able to conceive.

I will definitely get it checked.

Regardless of whose fault it is, just say what's written on the medical examination report.

Even if no check-up has been done and the woman herself is fine, she won't answer "I don't know," but will say "I don't think it's my problem."

The person is dead and she's still not trying to shift the blame? There's a high probability that she's the one with the problem!
(End of this chapter)