TLDR;
This video explores the dating preferences and financial expectations of young women in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It covers the age range of preferred partners, desired personality traits, and the expected financial support from a partner, reflecting a blend of traditional and modern values.
- Young women in Ho Chi Minh City express diverse preferences for partners, considering age, maturity, and financial stability.
- Asian men are generally favored, though some are open to Western men.
- Financial expectations vary, with some women prioritizing housing and car ownership over high salaries.
Intro [0:00]
The video begins by introducing the setting as Ho Chi Minh City and features young women discussing their preferences in potential partners. The initial interviewees share their ages and current status, setting the stage for a discussion about their ideal relationships.
Dating Preferences and Desired Traits [1:10]
Several women express a preference for older, more mature partners, valuing their life experience and stability. One woman specifies that she is open to both Western and Asian men, prioritizing maturity and sophistication over wealth. Another woman states she likes funny and free boys.
Financial Expectations in a Relationship [3:23]
The discussion shifts to financial expectations, with women mentioning desired salary levels and assets like houses or cars. One woman estimates her expenses to be over 10 million VND. Another woman indicates that a salary of around 20 million VND is acceptable if the partner owns a house or car, but a higher salary is expected if they don't have these assets.
Diverse Perspectives on Relationships [5:28]
The video presents a range of opinions, from a "young bride" working in Saigon to women with specific preferences for Asian or Chinese boys. One woman, Diem, prefers Asian men who are tall and handsome. Another woman, Huong Da mai thi, who is 27, prefers boys around 10 years younger than her.
Salary Expectations [9:15]
The video touches on the financial aspects of relationships in Saigon, noting that without children, expenses might be lower. The discussion includes mentions of salaries around 25 million Vietnamese Dong and assets worth 207 billion.