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The Note: following only applies to Sino-foreign marriages. Note: The following only applies to Sino-foreign marriages. Local-level marriage registration offices are the governmental bodies responsible for legally uniting under Chinese law man and woman as husband and wife. Step 1: Submit the Required Documents The Sino-foreign couple must go together, in person to the appropriate marriage registration office...

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The Note: following only applies to Sino-foreign marriages. Note: The following only applies to Sino-foreign marriages. Local-level marriage registration offices are the governmental bodies responsible for legally uniting under Chinese law man and woman as husband and wife. Step 1: Submit the Required Documents The Sino-foreign couple must go together, in person to the appropriate marriage registration office and submit a (1) completed marriage registration application form (available at the marriage registration office). (The appropriate marriage registration office will be the one in the jurisdiction in which the Chinese partner is registered [the location of the hukou].) Together with the application form, the couple must submit a number of other documents: Chinese Partner (2) A certificate of marriageability (obtainable from his/her danwei) (3) A certificate of birth (4) Household registration book (hukou) (5) A health certificate (obtainable from a regional-level local hospital) (6) A letter from the parents of the Chinese partner giving permission for their child to marry a foreigner (this letter should include the index fingerprint of both parents below their signatures and date) Foreign Partner (7) A current passport (8) Chinese residence permit (9) A health certificate from a local hospital designated by the marriage registration office (10) Three photos of the marrying couple, taken together (11) A registration fee (12) A certification of marriageability Item 12 requires further explanation. Basically, the marriage registration office needs a form from the foreign partners home government stating he/she is not already married in his/her home country. Every foreign government has its own version of this type of form with its own requirements for obtaining one. Couples will need to check the embassy website of the foreign partners home country in China for details on how to obtain this kind of certification. (Chinese translations must accompany foreign-language documents.) Note: Application requirements may vary from office to office. When an individual visits the appropriate marriage registration office to pick up an application form and find out which local hospital(s) the foreign partner must get checked at, he/she should also check to see if the offices requirements differ from those listed here. Step 2: Wait for the Good News After the establishment of the new marriage law, it now takes the marriage registration office about an hour or so to review the submitted documents and approve of the application. Step 3: Congratulations Once the marriage registration office approves of the application and registers the marriage, it will issue a marriage certificate to be picked up by the couple. InChinesesociety,theweddingreceptionisknownasx ju(,literallyjoyfulwine),andisfar moreimportantthantheweddingitselfwhichtendstobeabriefcivilceremony.Thetiming andthecharacteristicsofthereceptionvarystronglyfromlocaletolocale.Theyareoften extremelyelaborateandexpensive,oftencostingseveralyears'salaryofthegroom'sfamily. asweddingpresents,andbecausetheweddinghostskeepverycarefultrackofthecostof However,becausecashintheformofredenvelopesandjewelry(particularlygold)aregiven thegifts(jewelryisgivenwithareceiptwhichindicatestheactualcostofthegift),thecostof thereceptioniseffectivelysplitamongtheweddingguests.Weddingreceptionsalsobuild localcommunitysolidarity.Aseachcoupleweds,theirweddingreceptionisineffectfinanced withgiftsfromtheothermembersofthecommunitywiththeexpectationthatthenewcouple andtheirfamilywillgivegiftsinfutureweddingreceptionswithinthevillage. Theamountofmoneycontainedintheenvelopeusuallyendswithanevendigit,forinstance 88,168arebothluckynumbers,asoddnumberedmoneygiftsaretraditionallyassociated withfunerals.Atweddings,theamountofferedisusuallyintendedtocoverthecostofthe attendeesaswellasagoodwilltothenewlyweds. Roleofthebrideandbridegroom 1.Barricadethedoor Thebridegroommustpickupthebrideatherhomearoundnoon.Thebanquetitselfstartsin theevening. Uponarriving,thebridegroom'spartywillbebarredbythebride'sfriends,whowillnotopen thedoorand"surrender"thebrideuntiltheyaregivenhongbao(redenvelopofmoney).This istheoccasionofmuchgoodnaturedhagglingbeforethetwopartiesagree. 2.Servingtea Afterthebridegroomentersthebride'shouse,thenewlywedstogetherwillkneeldownto serveteatothebride'sparents. Thebrideexpressesherappreciationforherparents'care,andthebridegroompromisesto takegoodcareoftheirdaughter. 3.Sweetsoup Thenthecouplewilleatsweetsoupmadeoflotusseeds(lianzi)andjujubes(hongzao).In Chinese,thecombinationoflotusseedsandjujubesmeans"havingasonsoon." 4.Leavethewealth Whenthebrideisabouttoleaveherhome,shewillbecarriedonthebackofherbrother, cousinoruncle(amalerelative,notherfather).Thissignifiesthatbyjoininganotherfamily thebridewillnottakeluckandwealthawayfromherparents'home. 5.Threebows Duringtheveryimportantweddingceremony,usuallyatthebanquet,thecouplebowsthree times:firsttoHeavenandEarth,thentotheirparents,finallytoeachother.Thentheyare reallymarried. 6.Jiaobeijiu(unionofwinecups) Thebridegroomandthebrideeachtakeaglassofwineandstandfacingeachother.Then, withtheirarmsintertwined,theydrink.Thismeansthemarriagehasbondedthetwotightly together. 7.Toastingandcigarettelighting Everybodyagreesthisisthemosttiringpartofthewedding.Thenewlywedsmustgotoeach table(ofatleast10people)andtoasteveryonetothankthemforcoming.Morethanonetipsy bridehastoppled. Thebride mustlightcigarettesforall menpresent,becausetheword for "light"(yang)in Chinesesoundslikethewordfor"luck."Theideaismakingitdifficulttolight,sothebride mustkeeptryingandtheguestsmustrepeatedlyusetheword. 8.Naodongfang(teaseinthebridalchamber) Aftertheweddingbanquet,whichusuallytakesaroundthreehours,thenewlywed'srelatives andfriendscrowdintothebridalchambertoteasethecouple. Forguests,itisoftenthemostfun,butcanbedifficultforthebrideandbridegroom,especially since they have been drinking. The guests will come up with funny and sometimes embarrassingtricks,gamesorskitsthatthecouplewillperforminfrontofeveryone.
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