What is 'cai li彩礼', which translates as 'bride price'? And is it sexist?
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If you do an online search of the term "cai li", you'd find this: Cai li is a Mandarin Chinese term meaning "bride price", a betrothal gift given in money and assets by the groom and relatives to the bride and her family before the marriage.
In a word, the husband's family PAYS the wife's family to be able to marry the woman.
Is it still okay in modern society to give and receive "cai li"? What do people now think about it? Sun Siqi finds out.
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