There is a monogamy village in China, among the top 20 women in the world

There is nothing strange in the world. Today, the editor will popularize the strange customs of women in various countries around the world. You would never have imagined that there is still a "polyandry" village in China. One wife occupies many men. It is really unbearable.

1. Pakistan brides cannot laugh and be respected

Weddings in Pakistan are usually held at the bride's home, but modern weddings are not so strict, and Tatim's wedding is held at his home. Like other Islamic countries, Pakistan brides have a formal bath five days before the wedding. After bathing, the female close friends make up and dress her up, and dye her hands and feet with henna oil.

According to Pakistan customs, even if the bride is full of joy during the entire wedding, her face must show a sad look, and the more sad she will be respected by people. This is also to reflect the bride's reluctance to part with her own family.

2. A water tank in Thailand represents a wife

It has long been rumored that Thai men can marry multiple wives, and it is normal to have three or four wives. However, legally, only one wife is recognized, but children born out of wedlock are allowed to take their father's surname and have inheritance rights. In other words, the law clearly protects the results of extramarital affairs. Contradictory, isn't it?

We watched the living conditions of people on the water in the Chao Phraya River, that is, ordinary people.

3. Indian women cannot go out without golden nose nails

In India, women go out without jewelry is considered a sign of impoliteness. Among jewelry made of various materials, Indians prefer gold jewelry the most. Indians generally have dark skin colors, and wearing gold jewelry makes it easier to highlight this characteristic.

Walking on the street, Indian women have golden ornaments in their ears and necks. Even the little girls begging on the roadside, although they were filthy and disheveled, had a small golden nail on their nostrils.

It is also quite common for Indian men to wear jewelry. There are many men wearing three gold rings on one hand, and most of the rings are inlaid with large gems.

4. Cameroonian mothers can marry their biological son

Although the legal age for marriage in Cameroon is over 15 years old for women and over 18 years old for men, the traditional custom of early marriage is still preserved in rural areas. Some girls are engaged at the age of 2 and married at the age of 9.

Although in cities, the age of marriage for young men and women is generally around 20 years old. There is a strange marriage in Cameroon, in which a son can inherit his father's wife, and a younger brother can inherit his brother's wife, including the children. The purpose is to "keep the fat from flowing to outsiders" and prevent the father's wife or brother's wife from remarrying outsiders and taking away the property.

Of course, such inheritance is not mandatory and requires the consent of both parties. But the chief is an exception. According to tradition, after the old chief passed away, the son chief naturally inherited the title, power, and property of his father's chief along with all his wife and children.

5. Men who dominate the family of Bhutanese women stand aside

The Kingdom of Bhutan, known as the "Last Shangri-La" by the world, is located on the southwestern border of China and on the southern slope of the eastern Himalayas. For thousands of years, Bhutan's simple folk customs and living habits have been preserved due to the towering mountains that cut off interactions with the outside world. As a result, in the eyes of many foreigners, Bhutan is indeed a bit "strange".

Walking on the streets of Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan, I saw Bhutanese women wearing ankle-length "Kira" skirts; the men were all undressed with fat sleeves, wearing a traditional robe called "Guo" on the upper body, with neat white cuffs, knee-length skirts and stockings under it.

According to locals, the fat sleeves can double as pockets. If you tuck things into the sleeves and hold the sleeves with your hands, the things inside will not fall out. The man's clothes have neither buttons nor pockets, and only a wide belt is used to tighten the clothes, thus forming an "open mind" for the Bhutanese man, where things that cannot fit in his sleeves can be put in his arms.

6. Myanmar long-necked women regard their neck length as beauty

The long-necked people think that the longer a woman's neck, the more beautiful it will be. Therefore, they have put copper rings on her neck and limbs since the age of five, and put one more ring on her neck every year since the age of ten until the age of twenty-five.

The long-necked people are a native ethnic minority in Myanmar. Women in the tribe regard their long necks as their beauty. These long-necked women who are different from others are all Kayah, a branch of the Karen people in Myanmar.

Most of the tourists came from Western countries. They looked at them with joy, took a few photos, and then left contented, not wanting to learn about the troubled history of this ethnic minority.

7. Iranian public swimming pools have secrets, women wear robes to swim

The beach may be due to the vast area and few people. Even in a prosperous city like the capital Tehran, towers are rare, but isolated houses are everywhere.

Although each courtyard has different styles, there are always fruit trees such as walnuts and persimmons in front and behind the houses, as well as swimming pools of different sizes and shapes. My friend Karimi said: "The swimming pool can not only dot the courtyard, but also be an ideal place to relax. Nowadays, swimming pools have almost become a standard feature in Iranian middle-class homes."

The swimming pool of ordinary people is generally built in a corner of the courtyard. It is mostly regular rectangular or romantic curved. The size of the swimming pool depends on the area of the yard. The large one is 50 square meters, and the pocket one is only a dozen square meters. The style depends on the owner's financial resources and preferences.

Website photo location 8. Morocco's "bride market" courtship

There is a "bride market" in the Berber settlement in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Every September, the "Mussem Day", which is the Memorial Day of Saints, is held there. It is also a courtship event. The young men opened their eyes and carefully selected their favorite person.

The makeup of women is different. Girls waiting in boudoir dress brightly, wear veils and round headdresses; widows preparing to remarry wear solemn and veils, but the headdress is pointed.

Website photo location 9. Selection of brides in the Vietnam market

The Daos, an ethnic minority in Vietnam, live at an altitude of 1500 meters in northern Vietnam. Because they like to wear blue dresses on weekdays, people are accustomed to calling them "blue clothes people"; and because they live on a relatively high terrain, some people call them "residents on the clouds."

The Tao people have a "lover market" that attracts many young men and women from various villages, most of whom are unmarried. According to Tao custom, girls must be married when they reach the age of 15.

If the girl has not found her in-law after this age, it can only mean that she is not capable, or that she is not beautiful. Even the girl's family has lost face and become a dwarf among the villagers. Therefore, Miss Da hopes that she can find a suitable husband when she is 15 years old. The "lover market" provides them with opportunities.

10. The more beautiful the Japanese bride, the more bitter the husband

In the past, in some poor rural areas in Japan, most beautiful girls were married to other villages, and the young men in the same village could only "look forward to beauty and sigh".

Therefore, they harboured "hatred" for the bridegroom who came to marry and thought of various ways to retaliate.

12. Japanese popular "bath dating"

You haven't seen a naked blind date, have you? You're scared! Yes, this is the weird Japanese dating rule!!! Even in Japan, where bathing together has been around for more than a hundred years, the words at the Chifu Hotel when welcoming guests are astonishing. The hotel manager would say,"Want to take a dip in our open-air 'date bath'? We can arrange a lover for you. "In this way, young men and women made friends in the bath.

However, under normal circumstances, bringing bath towels or towels into the bath is a serious violation of bath etiquette. Never use soap, wipe yourself before entering the bath. "Bath dating" is a group rather than an individual activity. After undressing, both men and women enter the bath separately from both sides of the room; the bath is separated by an underwater sluice. After being in position, the sliding door opened and the two sides formally met.

13."Polygamy" Village in China

In today's Tibetan areas, the marriage system of "polyandry" and recruiting son-in-law to come home is still preserved. Traditional Tibetan monogamous families have several forms: brothers sharing wives, friends sharing wives, and very few father-son sharing wives.

Co-wife is common in the multi-family family

In polyandry families, brothers share wives, followed by three brothers. It is only a very rare phenomenon that more than four brothers share wives. In Dingqing Village, Dingqing County, Qamdo, there are 120 monogamous families with 257 husbands, with an average of 2.29.

There are 9 households in Tuoba Township, Changdu County, with 7 households with one wife and two husbands, accounting for 78%, and one household with three husbands and one household with four husbands, accounting for 11%. The relationship between husband and wife in the Duff family also has its characteristics. In Qamdo, there is a general evaluation standard in society for wives in the Duff family. If they can unite several brothers and be filial to their parents, and the family can live in harmony, they will be considered virtuous and praised by public opinion.

14. Arab woman = robe x manicure x

In people's impressions, Arab women wear long robes and veils, which is quite mysterious. However, if you think they don't make up at all, you're completely wrong.

In fact, Arab women's robes, veils and silk scarves are also quite particular, such as the choice of styles, color matching, and fabrics. Arab women's beauty of beauty is also reflected in their extensive use of henna. Henna is a plant that is very common along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.

According to historical records, the Arabs planted this plant very early and liked to use its juice to dye their nails and decorate themselves.

15. South Korean young women live a hard life

There is a 1-kilometer-long wedding dress street in Xincun. More than 100 bridal shops live next to each other, and various Western and Korean wedding dresses in the windows present the most beautiful moment of married life to young girls passing by. However, in South Korean society that still strictly adheres to the idea that men are superior to women, young women live the hardest.

It is common for Korean men to go home in the early morning, because the most common Korean social activities must be carried out according to the three steps of "eating in a restaurant-drinking in a pub-indulging in a singing room." Most Koreans think that men without social interactions are useless, so even if there is no serious business, men still like to hang out in nightclubs.

16. Turkish men and women bath together

Selecting the bride in the bath Turkish bath was used for men and women to wash separately in the early days, but later evolved into today's joint bath for men and women. If you travel to Turkey, you can see men and women bathing together in the shower center patronized by locals. When taking a shower, most people are bare and wearing a towel around their lower bodies.

In the eyes of the Turks, Turkish baths are God's holy land, and there are no scruples or evil thoughts to clean the body in God's holy land. For Turks, Turkish baths are not only a place to clean the skin, but are also closely related to people's daily lives. Sometimes marriage matters are decided in the baths.

Originally, Turkish women who believed in Islam usually wore thick robes in addition to wrapping their heads and faces with headscarves. Outsiders could not see the woman's appearance and figure clearly. As a result, the Turkish bath became an important place for future mother-in-law to choose daughter-in-law. Generally speaking, the future mother-in-law, accompanied by a matchmaker, invites the future daughter-in-law to take a bath.

17. South Africa: Men only love girls with fat butts

The Bushmen are significantly different from other Africans. They are short in stature, but slightly taller than the Pygmies. Adults are about 1.2 meters tall and have yellow or tan skin. Wrinkles have appeared since childhood, and his hair is black and sparse, rolled into the shape of pepper seeds. The face is flat, with prominent cheekbones, a wide and flat nose, a prominent forehead, narrow eyes, and no earlobes.

What distinguishes them from others is that the lower part of the spine usually forms a curved shape forward and protrudes outward, making the buttocks particularly large. Especially for Bushman women, the buttocks and thighs are particularly thick. The world customs network forms a special kind of fat buttocks. Bushman people regard fat buttocks as their beauty, and a very important condition for young men when choosing a spouse is to see how big a girl's buttocks are and whether it is exciting enough.

18. South Korea: Wife is the one who says it

Born in the 1970s, I was educated since I was a child that "women can hold up half the sky". When I came to South Korea, I discovered that the concept of men being superior to women is still strictly adhered to here. Strangely enough, under this concept, the status of women of different ages in South Korea is completely different.

There are three well-known Korean universities around Xincun located in the center of Seoul-Yonsei University, Xijiang University and Lihua Women's University. The girls here enjoy the most unrestrained, beautiful and romantic time in Korean women's lives.

The new village is full of fashionable beauty shops, hair salons, restaurants and clothing stores. There is no need to worry about not having business to do with rows of shops. Since noon, girls in groups and dressed up in style can be seen everywhere on the streets here. South Korean middle school students are not allowed to wear makeup, so girls in college are like birds released from their cages, applying makeup and powder to their heart's content. There are also many cafes, ice cream shops and cake shops in Xincun. The aroma of fat and powder blends with the flavor of coffee and desserts, giving the place a sweet and greasy flavor.

19. Arab: Women are proud of divorce

The marital status of Arab women has always been full of mystery. In fact, a new generation of Arab women has become more and more liberated. While lifting the veil of mystery, their concept of marriage is also gradually changing.

Advancement of women in Algeria

The status of women in Algeria has continued to improve in recent years. They not only hold influential activities to celebrate "March 8 International Women's Day" every year, but also dare to challenge tradition. Thanks to the efforts of Algeria women, the Algerian government approved the new Family Law on February 24, making many changes and new provisions to the original Family Law. The most prominent point is to give women greater rights and interests and take a big step forward in ensuring equality between men and women.

20. Mexico: Single women are worried about getting married and are eager to turn the stone statue into the moon

In Morelia, Mexico, there is a "Single Woman's Corner" that occupies a lobby of the San Miguel Gallery restaurant, where 400 head-down statues of San Antonio are placed. San Antonio is believed by Mexicans to be the "old man under the moon" responsible for human marriages.

There is an ancient tradition in Mexico: if a woman is of the age to marry and has not married, she must punish San Antonio, the "old man under the moon." Anxious women put the statue of San Antonio upside down and let it sit upside down until San Antonio "lets" them find Mr. Right. San Antonio statues of "Single Woman Horn" vary in size and material, most of which are stone statues. They were carved by sculptors from different times and countries.