With a phoenix crown and a rosy plume, a touch of richness and joy, Hua Xianyu got married, but it was a rooster who married her. Her groom wore a red hairpin and got married elsewhere...
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The so-called jianxi (the first sound of tiiao) is commonly known as one son supports two doors. That is, when brothers from two or three families have only one male offspring, they can marry two or three wives respectively to continue the descendants of several families. The by-laws of the Qing Dynasty set a precedent for an only son to be the father of an only son. The by-laws of the Qing Dynasty laws stipulated: "If the person who can succeed is also an only son, and the love belongs to the same parents, and the two are willing, the person who has the whole family will also be allowed to inherit the family of the two families." (The above is excerpted from "Baidu Encyclopedia")
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