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the wedding farce has once again angered the public.

recently, a bride in shanxi was tied to a telephone pole by several men with tape, which attracted attention. in the video, the bride screamed many times and stretched out her hands to scratch, but no one paid attention. in response, the yangquan daily issued a relevant report, saying that this behavior was a pre-set game link. the person involved deeply regretted the negative impact caused by the video.

weddings are major events in life. they can be lively, but not chaotic. this vulgar act of tying the bride to a telephone pole obviously exceeds the standards of civilized wedding customs. it is not only harmful to social morals, but also suspected of infringing on women's personal safety and personal dignity. although the publisher of the video claimed that this behavior was a local custom and had obtained the consent of the two newlyweds in advance, "customs" are not a shield for vulgar behavior. any wedding prank must be carried out within the framework of social morality and laws and regulations. such behavior is a distortion of traditional customs. even if the parties agree, it is not worth promoting. because our civil code clearly stipulates that civil subjects shall not violate the law or public order and good customs when engaging in civil activities.

in recent years, vulgar wedding pranks that torment the newlyweds, bridesmaids, and relatives of both parties have occurred from time to time. to resist vulgar wedding pranks, we must break the inertial thinking of viewing wedding pranks as "traditional customs". relevant departments should promptly take legal measures to investigate the legal responsibilities of offenders for wedding pranks suspected of illegal crimes. at the same time, we should continue to increase the publicity of "advocating civilized wedding customs" and actively cultivate a civilized and progressive wedding culture and social atmosphere. for the public, civilization has no bystanders. it is the common responsibility of the whole society to build a new wedding culture and eliminate bad wedding habits. again, the joy of happiness should be shared together, and excessive wedding pranks should also be said together "no"!