Learn Chinese in bite-sized portions everyday with Shanghaiist! Today’s phrase of the day is… 裸 (luǒ) means naked; 婚 (hūn) means wedding or marriage. In China, it’s common for young people to only think about getting married when they’ve got their car and house sorted, along with the wherewithal for a wedding ceremony and honeymoon. 裸婚 (luǒhūn) is what happens when two young people madly in love with each other decide to go against societal…
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