Hong Kong Connection：The Happily-ever-after Bubble?

In recent years, the divorce rate in Hong Kong has consistently remained high, ranking among the highest in the world. Over the past decade, an average of nearly 20,000 divorce cases have been recorded annually. The notion of spending a lifetime with a partner is becoming increasingly scarce and valuable. Is this phenomenon an inevitable outcome of social development? Is it true that marriages in modern society are predetermined to end even before they begin? In 21st century Hong Kong, should couples contemplate re-evaluating the significance of "marriage"?