Thanks for watching. I hope everyone watching will never get to the point where they need to be aware of these changes to divorce proceedings in China (i.e., I wish you all long and happy marriages!) Join me on Twitter: @GDTVhazza
Yeah, divorce is a complicated process, and I think it is great that people now have an extra month to make sure that their children will be well taken care of
THIRTY Days : My DIVORCE Here At U.K. Was Four/Five YEARS !!! Thirty Days hahaha "If Only It Was That Quick" : Its Beyond The Imagination It Could Be So QUICK : The Efficiancy Of A NON Capitalistic Society Perhaps : YOU Already Know !!! Jolly Well Done "Hazza" Good On Ya : Bonza Upload Guvnor !!!
We in Australia had a great marriage with China, but Morrison destroyed that through bullying and mental abuse, unfortunately our family is now suffering, hope fully a better partner will come along in the future and we will have an even better marriage .
I was married in Shenyang, 8 years ago, now living in the UK and going thru a divorce, my Chinese wife was not impressed with the length of time it takes for a divorce in the UK, for a basic amicable divorce, like mine, it will take a year to 18 months, she said her first divorce in China over 10 years ago, she just went into the local Solicitors /Lawyers office and if it was amicable just fill some paperwork stamp and stamp job is done (well little more involved, but you get my point )..but interest subject...just a side note i am not a divorce expert this is just my personal experience ...Peace and JaYoe
Hey Harry, thanks again for bringing up an interesting and important issue. I thought Canada’s one full year legal separation requirement before the divorce could take place is a good one. China’s 30 day cooling off period is a tiny step in the right direction. I’ve been visiting China frequently for 20 years, during which I’ve noticed a significant change in people’s attitudes towards divorces; from very conservative 20 years ago, to almost nonchalantly recently, especially in the bigger cities. Some jokingly said that they are now more ‘westernized’. Marriage is an important event, its ending shouldn’t be trivialized.
Yes - attitudes in China are changing a lot, regarding a variety of issues. Honestly, the changes I have seen over the last ten years, especially in regards to how young people in China view certain things, have been astonishing.
For me, it's a good idea especially for couple to cool off their head from fights, arguments.... A person will get more insight of their situations once they've calmed themselves down.. But one month is quite short, three months will be better for couple to have their own personal spaces to decide important decisions...
It’s definitely a good idea. Impulsive decisions often lead to mistakes, so you want to make sure the decision is not made at emotional peaks. If you really intend to divorce, you can move out anyway, so an extra month won’t be too onerous.
@@personwithnomeans709 actually, there is a cooling off period of sorts in HK. You have to register your intent to marry at the Registry with at least 90 days notice, before you can be legally married. During those 90 days, you can cancel any time.
I think the current divorce rate is relatively high because many people, especially young people, are bad-tempered and stubborn. In many cases, they don't want to give in to each other, so they get a hasty divorce. In fact, some people feel regret when they calm down after divorce, but it's too late. So I think this cooling-off period has some significance.
Yeah - I agree - I do know people that had gotten a divorce here but ended up regretting it - and due to fear of losing face, did not get remarried. Very complex...
In Canada: "If you have already been separated for at least a year, an application for divorce that does not include other claims, such as custody or access, support or division of property, can usually be completed within four to six months."
3:23 because the husband's beer belly has grown too large LOL Then all women in Australia would divorce their husbands in Australia. From memory, years ago, people had to be separated for 24 months before they could apply for a divorce. I'm not sure if there's any change.
Yeah - which is why I have been on the step machine more this year... and why I was out playing sport. Unfortunately, that plan backfired a little (the hand)
It’s a great decision yes. There’s all types of people in this world, some are more impulsive than others. A couple may have a fight and feel it’s so dramatic that they may need to divorce, only to realise a short time later that they feel way better.
I am glad China this new legislation to prevent easy divorces without couples consider the ripple effects and long term consequences. I attended a Singaporian civil marriage ceremony for a Christian couple in front of a judge or magistrate to consider the serious matter. I think especially for the children, the psychological scars could be very devastating. I have met this kind of people over the years. So I totally endorsed and besides what God said about divorce is quite clear.
@@Hali88 Yes, that is me - but it was for the purposes of a television program. It was quite an awkward experience - that was the first time we had ever met, plus it was like 40 degrees that day, so it was extremely hot out in the sun wearing a suit. I feel sorry for the girl I filmed that with - it must have been much harder in that wedding dress!
Hi, I'm new here - just want to mention in Germany there is actually a waiting or "separation" time of one year. Yes! One year. In fact you hand in you will to divorce, then wait one year and then you'll get officially divorced. There is only one way around that - If both parties can proof to be "separated" from bed and kitchen for already a year. keeping that in mind - 30 days is peanuts. smile I just subscribed!
Some hotheaded couples do need a cooling off time to think over their impetuous decision to call it quits and the consequences / impact it brings. Good thing this is now in the marriage law. If in the future, you can get hold of people who did go through this, that would be more interesting from their perspective (without revealing their identities.) Thank you for bringing up this topic. Hope you will soon recover from your finger/hand injury.
The process in Australia, under normal circumstances, is 12 months separation before the application for divorce can be lodged, and this must be confirmed by both parties. After divorce papers are lodged, they will be reviewed by the court in a period of maybe 3 months or longer, after which if all criteria is met, divorce is granted. Only one party need lodge papers, as long a a copy has been served on the other party. Once the court grants the divorce, it does not take effect for another month. As you can see, the overall time amounts to about 16 months from separation date to finalisation date of the divorce.
Hi Frank - thanks for watching. Yeah, as I said, this is for divorces where both sides have agreed, so hopefully they will be able to sit down and sort out the financial issues amacably as well
Nice content! I believe 30 days is not that long , there are places that you need to be separated for 1-2 years . I’m a foreigner and I’m about to have a divorce with my wife, argues..different culture clashing. She wants to file and get 50% of my salary for child support ! What? I believe that’s a bit high considering that I also need to live and somehow later on get my shit together . It really sucks , she is not working but her father has money , I believe all women should also work hard for their kids .
In Italy we must apply for separation, wait for the judge to allow the couple to live separate, wait 3 YEARS and then apply for divorce. Need a lawyer for both procedures and it cost time and money.
I am from China, the code is super frustrating. There are already women abused to death in their marriage and hard to divorce their husbands, and the code is making it even harder
Did you know in Australia you have to be separated for 12 months before you can apply for a divorce? You are considered single already by social security agencies during the separation but legally only 12 months later can you divorce.
Seems logical having a cooling off period, in some situations. Some people have hot heads and this is a way of overcoming it. At the end I suspect that if people want to get divorced nothing will stop them.
Thanks for your input - yeah, I think a cooling-off period would be beneficial for both marriages and divorces, after all it is one of the most important decisions we’ll ever make
If no children are involved, it should not be a problem to divorce. Violence and threats for sure a divorce should be accepted and maybe a fine or some kind of punishment for the abuser should be warranted to make it safer for the the victims from either side.
Good topic! I wish you could talk faster as if you are talking to a native English speaker. For anyone who needs your slower speed , they can slow down the program using the TH-cam’s speed setting which can’t make it faster. I am trying to improve my listening comprehension. Thanks!
What happens if I m in Europe but I Don t wanna come back to China to settle it . Giving the fact that marriage papers were signed in Beijing, Can I apply for divorce through chinese embassy from my country? Tks
@@Hazza_Harding I was premature. I should’ve watched to the end. Anyway, thanks for your reply. Hope it’s not too serious. I like your topic about divorce. Divorce should be the last resort I believe. Every marriage is worth saving especially if children are involved. Also, the a grieved couple must have love each other....once🤔 But, time out/cooling off is important to try to work things out. It doesn’t always work. I am sure you must have watched, Kramer bs Kramer, Mrs. Doubtfire.... it’s sad ending, but may be a beautiful beginning too. Thanks 🙏
@@alanx1522 I agree - I might be a bit old fashioned, but I don’t think marriage is something that should be taken lightly... and even if things aren’t going to well, there should always be a way to sort things out. I think it is about respect and understanding... some things in life are worth persisting at
@@Hazza_Harding I agree. Some couples just given up too easily, it’s not a bed of roses. The union of two independent persons sharing a live of togetherness is challenging and is a work in progress. Like you say, respect and understanding is important for success in any marriage. Being old fashioned is good especially tackling marriage issues. Thanks for sharing. 🙏
Hi Walter - Yes, although since I do not own property or a business in China, I only really know about income tax, as that is the one that relates directly to me.
Real estate taxes (ie capital gains tax, stamp duty etc) are typically paid by the buyer and the seller keeps the whole agreed price for the property. There are monthly management or strata fees that the owner needs to pay whilst owning the property, but otherwise I’m not aware of other ongoing government duties. For commercial taxes, there are various ones to my knowledge. Corporations tax, import/export tariffs, luxury good tariffs come to minds. At the moment, I don’t think there are capital gains or dividend taxes for stock trading, but I could be wrong on this one. China’s tax system is no less complicated than other countries and you can do a degree on it 😂
@@greyfox8517 Someone in my family was an accountant for 20+ years... not a job I envy, as each year it takes a long time just to keep up with all of the adjustments made to the Aussie tax system each year
What is 30 days.. Compared to the years spent together? Infact l think 30 days is TOO short to re-think this serious decision. Maybe l come from a traditional family who value marriage as a family bond far more than another.
I think this is designed specifically for people who have come to an amicable decision to get a divorce - so it is just an added buffer period to make sure both parties are sure that a divorce is what they really want
@@Hazza_Harding A family is the Unit of society and its bond ensures the bonding of a society. A nation should spend time encouraging people to think about what a family means to a nation and society. Having divorces throughout a nation will only ensure that children grow up with a loose bond with the family and thus the society. Everybody knows that living with another for 50/60 years is tough....but isn't challenges supposed to strengthen the person...rather than choosing the easy road out. Isn't that what marriage is supposed to be!??? This mindset is necessary rather than going into it with a mindset that if it goes badly one has a ready formula to get out. Of course there will be marriages that are not meant to be. This is different. For most other cases. ..divorce should not be encouraged.
@@jxtian8950 Thanks mate, I will! Sometimes I am just a bit stubborn, and I tend to ignore medical issues... typical bloke. But, yeah, I will definitely make sure I am on the mend ASAP.
Hazza: I just saw in Bloomberg that an Australia Anchor man works for the state station has been arrested, and I pray and hope that is not you. Let us know.
That's just the paperwork. Your lucky if you can clear up in 3 years in Australia if assets are involved. I stayed legally married for protection from other women until my ex paid for it :-) After all she got $300K. The actual physical part took 2 minutes to walk in grab her tooth brush and leave a "flash divorce". I got her dinner as well that night. Don't dwell on it move on and enjoy life.
@@Hazza_Harding There’s a popular celebrity by the name of Kim who is a transgender personality..I believe she’s married to a German fella.. so I presume that she’s not married in China but recognized. At least not condemned by the Chinese government.
@@3nien yes - same-sex relationships are not condemned by China. I know many people here who are happily in same-sex relationships and don't encounter any pushback (some even receive a lot of support from their families)
Seriously why do people want to get married???????? I am living in sins. Thats good enough for me..We are animals and not suppose to be monogamous.....be like an aussie wombat, eat roots and leaves bahaahahahaahahahahaha
Thanks for watching.
I hope everyone watching will never get to the point where they need to be aware of these changes to divorce proceedings in China (i.e., I wish you all long and happy marriages!)
Join me on Twitter: @GDTVhazza
Never want to experience a heart breaking relationship.
@@catfish9868 Yeah - I hope you never will have to
@@Hazza_Harding thank you. Same for you.
Hazza, when are you getting married?
@@ChinaCoachLeBlanc good question... wish I knew the answer to that lol
I think its a good idea, as its a very serious matter and there are many things to consider. Financial, emotional and children !
Yeah, divorce is a complicated process, and I think it is great that people now have an extra month to make sure that their children will be well taken care of
THIRTY Days : My DIVORCE Here At U.K. Was Four/Five YEARS !!!
Thirty Days hahaha "If Only It Was That Quick" : Its Beyond The Imagination It Could Be So QUICK : The Efficiancy Of A NON Capitalistic Society Perhaps : YOU Already Know !!! Jolly Well Done "Hazza" Good On Ya : Bonza Upload Guvnor !!!
@@jayearchiehirokihoney5818 that long? Why did it take that long to process?
We in Australia had a great marriage with China, but Morrison destroyed that through bullying and mental abuse, unfortunately our family is now suffering, hope fully a better partner will come along in the future and we will have an even better marriage .
Do you think we can apply the cooling-off period to this relationship too?
Wu mao.
I was married in Shenyang, 8 years ago, now living in the UK and going thru a divorce, my Chinese wife was not impressed with the length of time it takes for a divorce in the UK, for a basic amicable divorce, like mine, it will take a year to 18 months, she said her first divorce in China over 10 years ago, she just went into the local Solicitors /Lawyers office and if it was amicable just fill some paperwork stamp and stamp job is done (well little more involved, but you get my point )..but interest subject...just a side note i am not a divorce expert this is just my personal experience ...Peace and JaYoe
Peace to you too mate. I am sorry to hear that you had such a frustrating experience.
Hey Harry, thanks again for bringing up an interesting and important issue.
I thought Canada’s one full year legal separation requirement before the divorce could take place is a good one. China’s 30 day cooling off period is a tiny step in the right direction.
I’ve been visiting China frequently for 20 years, during which I’ve noticed a significant change in people’s attitudes towards divorces; from very conservative 20 years ago, to almost nonchalantly recently, especially in the bigger cities. Some jokingly said that they are now more ‘westernized’.
Marriage is an important event, its ending shouldn’t be trivialized.
Yes - attitudes in China are changing a lot, regarding a variety of issues. Honestly, the changes I have seen over the last ten years, especially in regards to how young people in China view certain things, have been astonishing.
Very interesting! Thanks for the info.
Take care and have a speedy recovery. 😘💕
Thank you, appreciate the feedback and the concern! ❤️
For me, it's a good idea especially for couple to cool off their head from fights, arguments.... A person will get more insight of their situations once they've calmed themselves down.. But one month is quite short, three months will be better for couple to have their own personal spaces to decide important decisions...
Interesting. I didn’t think that people would suggest making the cooling-off period longer, thanks for sharing your thoughts
My uncle got stabbed by his wife in that time. He's fine now, and they're divorced, but still stabbed.
It’s definitely a good idea. Impulsive decisions often lead to mistakes, so you want to make sure the decision is not made at emotional peaks. If you really intend to divorce, you can move out anyway, so an extra month won’t be too onerous.
I agree - sometimes you just need some space to clear your head too
You should not be impulsive when you decide to get married! So why not have a period before which you can repent when it comes to getting married?
@@personwithnomeans709 actually, there is a cooling off period of sorts in HK. You have to register your intent to marry at the Registry with at least 90 days notice, before you can be legally married. During those 90 days, you can cancel any time.
@@greyfox8517 That's what we need!
I think the current divorce rate is relatively high because many people, especially young people, are bad-tempered and stubborn. In many cases, they don't want to give in to each other, so they get a hasty divorce. In fact, some people feel regret when they calm down after divorce, but it's too late. So I think this cooling-off period has some significance.
Yeah - I agree - I do know people that had gotten a divorce here but ended up regretting it - and due to fear of losing face, did not get remarried. Very complex...
I think if you don't have children then divorce is not a big deal, but if you do, you should think longer before separating
@@Hali88 Exactly - I think divorce has a massive impact on children...
I think it is the mentality of 不将就。 people nowadays get married fast, divorce faster
In Canada: "If you have already been separated for at least a year, an application for divorce that does not include other claims, such as custody or access, support or division of property, can usually be completed within four to six months."
Wow, that takes quite a while to process
@@Hazza_Harding it's to discourage you having one, lol
@@AmelieZh how do you feel about that?
3:23 because the husband's beer belly has grown too large LOL
Then all women in Australia would divorce their husbands in Australia.
From memory, years ago, people had to be separated for 24 months before they could apply for a divorce. I'm not sure if there's any change.
Yeah - which is why I have been on the step machine more this year... and why I was out playing sport. Unfortunately, that plan backfired a little (the hand)
@@Hazza_Harding poor boy. Take good care. Btw, ladies are getting more picky nowadays
@@johnsoncao3114 Yeah - and I am not in a rush - I am just enjoying my life the way it is right now.
@@johnsoncao3114 More picky? They would be down on Hazza in GZ like a seagull on a dropped chip at Bondi beach!
It’s a great decision yes. There’s all types of people in this world, some are more impulsive than others. A couple may have a fight and feel it’s so dramatic that they may need to divorce, only to realise a short time later that they feel way better.
Yeah - sometimes people can make hasty decisions in the heat of the moment.. especially when a lot of emotion is involved. Thanks for watching mate
I am glad China this new legislation to prevent easy divorces without couples consider the ripple effects and long term consequences. I attended a Singaporian civil marriage ceremony for a Christian couple in front of a judge or magistrate to consider the serious matter. I think especially for the children, the psychological scars could be very devastating. I have met this kind of people over the years. So I totally endorsed and besides what God said about divorce is quite clear.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I think giving people a chance to put things into perspective before making a final decision is also a good idea
In NSW you need to go through 3 counselling before submitting to the family court and grace period applies from there.
Thanks for sharing, interesting to know
With some exceptions, divorce cooling off period is a great idea to give the couple sometimes to reconsider their decision.
I 100% agree with you!
Harry, go get a girl friend.
Thanks for the advice mate
haha, is that not you on one knee on the computer screen? Looks like you had a wife!
@@Hali88 Yes, that is me - but it was for the purposes of a television program. It was quite an awkward experience - that was the first time we had ever met, plus it was like 40 degrees that day, so it was extremely hot out in the sun wearing a suit. I feel sorry for the girl I filmed that with - it must have been much harder in that wedding dress!
Four letters: YMCA.
Love your finding! I didn’t know this. Of course, I don’t want to get divorce to my husband. Ha ha ...
That is good to know... I wish you both a very long and happy marriage!
Hi, I'm new here - just want to mention in Germany there is actually a waiting or "separation" time of one year. Yes! One year. In fact you hand in you will to divorce, then wait one year and then you'll get officially divorced.
There is only one way around that - If both parties can proof to be "separated" from bed and kitchen for already a year.
keeping that in mind - 30 days is peanuts. smile
I just subscribed!
Thanks for letting me know - you learn something new every day!
Speedy recovery Harry💕 take care💕
Thank you - appreciate the concern!
It’s interesting that the marriage and divorce office is the same office.
Yeah, that is interesting
in Italy we have a separation period that was 2 years but now it is 6 months, that became 1 year and half if there is a children.
Some hotheaded couples do need a cooling off time to think over their impetuous decision to call it quits and the consequences / impact it brings. Good thing this is now in the marriage law.
If in the future, you can get hold of people who did go through this, that would be more interesting from their perspective (without revealing their identities.) Thank you for bringing up this topic.
Hope you will soon recover from your finger/hand injury.
That is a great idea, hopefully I will be able to speak to someone who has been through the process in the future to hear their perspectives
The process in Australia, under normal circumstances, is 12 months separation before the application for divorce can be lodged, and this must be confirmed by both parties. After divorce papers are lodged, they will be reviewed by the court in a period of maybe 3 months or longer, after which if all criteria is met, divorce is granted. Only one party need lodge papers, as long a a copy has been served on the other party. Once the court grants the divorce, it does not take effect for another month. As you can see, the overall time amounts to about 16 months from separation date to finalisation date of the divorce.
Thank you for sharing, appreciate the information! (I would type a longer reply, but I am typing with one finger at the moment, which is frustrating).
Great video and good information. 30 days is a good idea. But what about finicial problems is that addressed?
Hi Frank - thanks for watching. Yeah, as I said, this is for divorces where both sides have agreed, so hopefully they will be able to sit down and sort out the financial issues amacably as well
Nice content! I believe 30 days is not that long , there are places that you need to be separated for 1-2 years . I’m a foreigner and I’m about to have a divorce with my wife, argues..different culture clashing. She wants to file and get 50% of my salary for child support ! What? I believe that’s a bit high considering that I also need to live and somehow later on get my shit together . It really sucks , she is not working but her father has money , I believe all women should also work hard for their kids .
Take care!
Thanks, I will ❤️
In Italy we must apply for separation, wait for the judge to allow the couple to live separate, wait 3 YEARS and then apply for divorce. Need a lawyer for both procedures and it cost time and money.
Interesting!
Thanks for watching!
I am from China, the code is super frustrating. There are already women abused to death in their marriage and hard to divorce their husbands, and the code is making it even harder
Thanks for commenting and sharing your thoughts
Did you know in Australia you have to be separated for 12 months before you can apply for a divorce? You are considered single already by social security agencies during the separation but legally only 12 months later can you divorce.
We have the same cooling off period here in North Carolina USA !!! 😄
Ouch, get better soon Hazza.
Thanks, Jade. Appreciate it!
My country has that too.
Really? Where are you from mate?
@@Hazza_Harding Malaysia
This is to give both sides a buffer period to avoid them from doing irrational things on impulse.
Yes, exactly
Seems logical having a cooling off period, in some situations. Some people have hot heads and this is a way of overcoming it. At the end I suspect that if people want to get divorced nothing will stop them.
Yeah - if that is what people really want, it won’t stop them. But it could save some marriages, which I guess is a positive result in the end
Cooling off period should apply to both marriage n divorce. Cooling off for divorce should be longer
Thanks for your input - yeah, I think a cooling-off period would be beneficial for both marriages and divorces, after all it is one of the most important decisions we’ll ever make
I think it is a good idea.
Thanks for commenting 🙏
If no children are involved, it should not be a problem to divorce. Violence and threats for sure a divorce should be accepted and maybe a fine or some kind of punishment for the abuser should be warranted to make it safer for the the victims from either side.
Good topic! I wish you could talk faster as if you are talking to a native English speaker. For anyone who needs your slower speed , they can slow down the program using the TH-cam’s speed setting which can’t make it faster. I am trying to improve my listening comprehension. Thanks!
I will try!
What happens if I m in Europe but I Don t wanna come back to China to settle it . Giving the fact that marriage papers were signed in Beijing, Can I apply for divorce through chinese embassy from my country? Tks
It's much more complicated and takes much longer to get a divorce in UK.
Wow. I had no idea that it was so complicated
Glad see you ok hazza
Thanks mate, appreciate it!
HiHazza, great show as usual. What is wrong with your right hand? Hope not serious. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Great topis.
Thanks mate - cricket injury. Slowly getting better! Thanks for the concern!
@@Hazza_Harding I was premature. I should’ve watched to the end. Anyway, thanks for your reply. Hope it’s not too serious. I like your topic about divorce. Divorce should be the last resort I believe. Every marriage is worth saving especially if children are involved. Also, the a grieved couple must have love each other....once🤔 But, time out/cooling off is important to try to work things out. It doesn’t always work. I am sure you must have watched, Kramer bs Kramer, Mrs. Doubtfire.... it’s sad ending, but may be a beautiful beginning too. Thanks 🙏
@@alanx1522 I agree - I might be a bit old fashioned, but I don’t think marriage is something that should be taken lightly... and even if things aren’t going to well, there should always be a way to sort things out. I think it is about respect and understanding... some things in life are worth persisting at
@@Hazza_Harding I agree. Some couples just given up too easily, it’s not a bed of roses. The union of two independent persons sharing a live of togetherness is challenging and is a work in progress. Like you say, respect and understanding is important for success in any marriage. Being old fashioned is good especially tackling marriage issues. Thanks for sharing. 🙏
It's interesting topic
Thanks for watching
interesting topic ....
Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Harry, is there income tax, real estate tax, commercial tax in China?
Hi Walter - Yes, although since I do not own property or a business in China, I only really know about income tax, as that is the one that relates directly to me.
Real estate has taxes but varies in different markets. And also have trading taxes etc. depending on the local demands
@@johnsoncao3114 Thanks for the info!
Real estate taxes (ie capital gains tax, stamp duty etc) are typically paid by the buyer and the seller keeps the whole agreed price for the property. There are monthly management or strata fees that the owner needs to pay whilst owning the property, but otherwise I’m not aware of other ongoing government duties.
For commercial taxes, there are various ones to my knowledge. Corporations tax, import/export tariffs, luxury good tariffs come to minds. At the moment, I don’t think there are capital gains or dividend taxes for stock trading, but I could be wrong on this one.
China’s tax system is no less complicated than other countries and you can do a degree on it 😂
@@greyfox8517 Someone in my family was an accountant for 20+ years... not a job I envy, as each year it takes a long time just to keep up with all of the adjustments made to the Aussie tax system each year
thumbs up always
Thanks mate. Appreciate it!
I noticed 皮卡丘 on your desk. Hahahahahaᥬ😂᭄ᥬ😂᭄ᥬ😂᭄
Yeah - I have a bit of a pokemon obsession!
@@Hazza_Harding oh man, 皮卡丘 is so cu~~~te☺️☺️☺️
@@florence4377 I know -- but my favorite is still Bulbasaur! haha
@@Hazza_Harding cute boy
@@johnsoncao3114 Haha, are you talking about Pikachu?
Not a bad idea!
Yeah, I agree!
Marriage in china is too complicated because a lot elements involved 😁. Family, relatives, money, property and car and then personality, love....
Yeah - I think marriage is just a complicated thing altogether.
What is 30 days..
Compared to the years spent together?
Infact l think 30 days is TOO short to re-think this serious decision.
Maybe l come from a traditional family who value marriage as a family bond far more than another.
I think this is designed specifically for people who have come to an amicable decision to get a divorce - so it is just an added buffer period to make sure both parties are sure that a divorce is what they really want
@@Hazza_Harding
A family is the Unit of society and its bond ensures the bonding of a society.
A nation should spend time encouraging people to think about what a family means to a nation and society.
Having divorces throughout a nation will only ensure that children grow up with a loose bond with the family and thus the society.
Everybody knows that living with another for 50/60 years is tough....but isn't challenges supposed to strengthen the person...rather than choosing the easy road out. Isn't that what marriage is supposed to be!???
This mindset is necessary rather than going into it with a mindset that if it goes badly one has a ready formula to get out.
Of course there will be marriages that are not meant to be. This is different.
For most other cases.
..divorce should not be encouraged.
Shafa Mate, what happended to you right hand?
Cricket injury lol... I explain what happened at the end of the video... not the best fielder in the world, unfortunately
@@Hazza_Harding ouch! Get well soon!
@@jxtian8950 Thanks mate, I will! Sometimes I am just a bit stubborn, and I tend to ignore medical issues... typical bloke. But, yeah, I will definitely make sure I am on the mend ASAP.
@HazzaChinaVlogs..LOL I thought u ready to box
@@irritatedanglosaxon1705 Nah... I don't think I would be a good boxer... I'm a little bit too fragile for that lol...
Alright! I’ll check 30 days cool available in Taobao..lol
Haha - yeah, you can pretty much buy anything you need on Taobao these days!
生气或大喜的时候，不应该做重要的决定。
完全同意
Hazza: I just saw in Bloomberg that an Australia Anchor man works for the state station has been arrested, and I pray and hope that is not you. Let us know.
I’m all good, no need to worry
Um, is that you in your desktop wallpaper?
Edit: NVM. Got my answer from your reply to another comment. :)
Haha - no worries
Hill from afghan
国内太浮躁，诱惑太多，不离婚也不见得幸福---家里红旗不倒，外面彩旗飘飘，同床异梦，为了娃，为了面子，为了职场竞升，官运，财产分割。。。
呵呵，跟全世界一样
That's just the paperwork. Your lucky if you can clear up in 3 years in Australia if assets are involved. I stayed legally married for protection from other women until my ex paid for it :-) After all she got $300K. The actual physical part took 2 minutes to walk in grab her tooth brush and leave a "flash divorce". I got her dinner as well that night. Don't dwell on it move on and enjoy life.
Thank you for sharing your experience
I hope your hand injury would cool off and heal 🙂
Thanks - yeah, typing with one finger is getting a bit old already
@@Hazza_Harding it's faster to use the speech-to-text feature.
@@relaxwhc thanks for the tip
If you want to hear this narrated at a normal speed, play at x1.5. The regular pace he speaks at sounds like he’s on a gallon of robitussin
Sorry if I spoke too slowly...
Hope your finger get better soon....
Thanks mate, yeah. It is slowly on the mend!
The chinese are very pragmatic people..
You have to be separated at least A year before you can apply for divorce in Australia, much slower than China. 😂 😂
Thank you for letting me know! I have been away from Australia for so long, so I am not really familiar with a lot of the laws back home
Divorce? Is tht why he's hand is wrapped up?
No - that was due to a cricket accident!
@@Hazza_Harding still... ouch. Is it any better?
好正的播音腔啊
哈哈 真的嗎
What happen to your finger mate ? Domestic violence in Australia is very high. Is it high in China ?
A cricket injury... caught the ball with my finger
@@Hazza_Harding Ouch ! Fair dinkum mate. Please take care mate !
@@jameschan9677 Thanks mate, I will, you too
How about gay marriages..
Currently same-sex marriages are not recognized
@@Hazza_Harding
There’s a popular celebrity by the name of Kim who is a transgender personality..I believe she’s married to a German fella.. so I presume that she’s not married in China but recognized. At least not condemned by the Chinese government.
@@3nien yes - same-sex relationships are not condemned by China. I know many people here who are happily in same-sex relationships and don't encounter any pushback (some even receive a lot of support from their families)
229 came for divorce 1 dislike it.
Haha. You can’t please everyone!
That hand is still not good yet!
Yeah, I know... still a little way to go before it is properly healed
右手無名指受傷，手指骨头没問題吧？太不小心了！因拍婚紗禮服受的傷嗎？是真的婚照還是-做模特。
哈哈 不是… 是打🏏️板球的时候受伤的
@@Hazza_Harding 祝早日康復，記著做康復治療丫！手托平時要戴上保護好他☝。安康！康復了，要唱多些好歌給大家享受。
@@mingolam5494 感谢关心，你很有爱 ❤️
How is your foot?
Still a little bit sore - but much better! Thanks for asking!
What happened to your finger? Hope that does not hurt.
I hurt it playing cricket... caught the ball with my finger, which is never a smart thing to do...
@@Hazza_Harding oh, that got to be hurt. Sorry for you😳
你们台有很多不错的妹子， 你不考虑一下？ 哈哈哈。“兔子吃窝边草才靠谱”
哈哈 我們台大部分的支持人已經結婚了呀⋯ 或者看不上我 哈哈
@@Hazza_Harding 我觉得 你有个介绍广东农村改革的视频 你那个同事不错。 可以试试
@@huangshijian3068 哈哈 - 我觉得爱情和工作一定要分开 - 我不会与同事谈恋爱
@@Hazza_Harding 你说的有道理 希望你在中国有在家的感觉 新年快乐
You can try to talk to your favorite girl in the street. You should be able to find a perfect girlfriend because of your good looks.
Seriously why do people want to get married???????? I am living in sins. Thats good enough for me..We are animals and not suppose to be monogamous.....be like an aussie wombat, eat roots and leaves bahaahahahaahahahahaha
Haha - I guess everyone has different aspirations in life. As for me, from a very young age, I always wanted to get married and start a family
@@Hazza_Harding trying to make babies is the fun bit....enjoy it while it last LOL. When babies ARRIVE .........