During these family reunions, it is common for relatives - however distant from your daily life - to question your relationship status, roadmap to marriage, and your plans to “settle down”. Traditionally, once a year over Chinese New Year, Chinese millennials’ parents and relatives gather for 团年饭 ( tuan nian fan, or a “New Year get-together dinner”). In many ways, the tight-knit family environment of China worsens this problem. Saddled with the expectations of their parents and society, young people today are put under tremendous pressure to attain success not only materially (via home ownership and a high-paying stable job) but also familially (a la parental questioning of “when will you get married?”). In many ways, Jianqing and Xiaoxiao’s struggles to “make it” in the big city echo the struggles of young people across the world.
This era of their lives occurs in the early 2000s, the same decade when many Western millennials came of age. Jianqing has dreams of making video games, while Xiaoxiao wants to obtain a Beijing residency permit (a 户口, or hukou, granting access to local public services such as schools and hospitals, or even the right to purchase a house) - an aspiration shared by many migrant workers in urban China who originally hail from the countryside. They both see Beijing as a city of limitless opportunity.
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Later, the two become shop owners peddling pirated software and Japanese adult videos.
Fresh in the city from their homes in the countryside, the pair initially meet on the train ride home while Jianqing is still a college student. Jianqing and Xiaoxiao first meet as they try to eke out a meager existence in Beijing. Stuck together for a night, their reminisces turn into flashbacks, bringing us to a second tale of romance in their younger days, as they tried to start lives in the city. In the present, ex-lovers Jianqing (Jing Boran) and Xiaoxiao (Zhou Dongyu) meet by chance while stranded on their way to Beijing over New Year’s. This article is written by Addy for and Them (后来的我们) is a Chinese tragi-romance told through two narratives. The actor doesn’t mind showing off his new home, as he is very proud of what it has become. According to various reports, the Monster Hunt actor has a passion for design, and he designed his home with style and convenience in mind. Jing Boran’s ( 井柏然 ) has the most stylish home of them all. The monochrome background-the brown walls, gray furniture, and off-color carpet, shows that Xiaoming isn’t very flashy in his taste for home decor. Huang Xiaoming ( 黄晓明 ) and his wife Angelababy tend to not divulge too much of their own private lives behind closed doors, but in this photo that has been leaked online, Huang Xiaoming is standing in a room that looks to be like his son’s playroom. The most interesting thing to note is that she has a large portrait of herself on the wall of her living room-it’s the celebrity living space! Guli Nazha ( 古力娜扎 ), in comparison, lives in a much more modest apartment in size, but it is definitely not short on surface area.
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Here are the stars that allowed TV cameras into their homes, giving us a small glimpse of their lifestyle!Įternal Love star Dilireba ( 迪丽热巴 ) didn’t really give us a tour of her home, but in this brief glimpse of her living room, one can definitely assume that the 25-year-old is living the life we all want to live. As some of China’s hottest stars, there’s always going to be curiosity about how they live.
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