[speaker001:] hi, how are you doing?
[speaker002:] everything's great. And you?
[speaker001:] same here. Have you seen any new films recently?
[speaker002:] no, I haven't had a chance to. But I've been watching a Chinese TV series called Chinese-Style Divorce.
[speaker001:] oh, really? I saw it two years ago. It's worth seeing and it's thought-provoking.
[speaker002:] yeah. I found it is so close to our life.
[speaker001:] it reflects some of our difficulties in this ever-changing world.
[speaker002:] you said it. You know, the divorce rate has been on the rise in recent years.
[speaker001:] well, it's said that a lot of young people favor getting married quickly which tend end quickly too.
[speaker002:] I know a couple who divorced a week after getting married.
[speaker001:] oh, that's too short-lived.
[speaker002:] that's true. It's said the short-lived marriage is typical of the post 80s generation.
[speaker001:] I can't agree more. The only-child generation in China tends to know little about marriage.
[speaker002:] definitely. They don't take relationships and marriages very seriously.
[speaker001:] in their mind, love is nothing but passion and marriage is over once the passion is gone.
[speaker002:] I think, as the saying goes as the saying goes haste makes waste, it is the same thing with marriage.