A bride in Shanxi turned and kowtowed before getting on the bus. What does this action mean?

A bride in Shanxi turned and kowtowed before getting on the bus. The significance of this action is to say goodbye to her parents and thank them for their years of parenting. For girls, the moment they get married means living in another home. Although they are no different from their parents in name, they can actually feel very different. No one will get used to themselves, no one will take care of themselves, and life will be changed. In fact, no one is used to himself, and even his life will be integrated into another environment. In fact, what a person's life is like depends on himself, and we will have different feelings.

In the face of marriage, in fact, I think many southern families are very happy, but girls are even more sad, because there is one more boy in the family, which has little impact on their lives, or in the original environment, so it is different for girls.

After marriage, the girl is in a strange environment, which is definitely different from the environment in which she has lived for twenty or thirty years. In this case, it must be that each of us feels this way. In fact, our hearts are even worse. For girls, they left home completely on the wedding day.

Maybe boys are happy, but girls are often sentimental and always feel that their lives have changed. Just like the bride in Shanxi, she turned and kowtowed before getting on the bus, just because her parents were so impressed with her that she wanted to become a monk. She went to someone else's house. One is to say goodbye to her parents, and the other is to thank her parents for their kindness in raising them for so many years, which is the same feeling for each of us. Then we feel this way now, probably because we are not married, so we don't feel this way now, but if one day, we must say thank you to our parents in person.