Should Women Leave Career After Marriage?

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I t is said that every successful man, there is always a woman supporting behind. But why do women have a tremendous impact on men particularly? Nowadays, it has already become a common phenomenon and a new tendency which women choose to leave their career after marriage and to be a housewife. A recent survey which based on this case, conduct by Reuters/Ipsos, shows that people from India (54%), Japan (48%), Turkey (52%), China, Russia, Hungary (34% each) and South Korea (33%) were most likely to agree that women should not work after their marriage. However, should women leave their career after marriage? Is it fair to women? Or would it be benefit and the right choice for women’s future? What is the tendency in the society? The Economist published an article called “Asia’s lonely hearts” which affirmed that marriage ages have risen all over the world, but Asia is the most particular state which to be marked by now. People get married even later than they do in the West. It is obvious that women have progressively thought about what they want to do for a few years. They prefer to have a steady job, rather than being a housewife at home. Conversely, the survey done in Britain has a totally different result. Nearly 90% of British women plan to quit their jobs to look after their family. They think of that if women work while raising a family, they would be worse mothers. Sometimes, they don't have any chance to get along with their families, especially their children. Pros and cons How do women be a superior wife and a thoughtful mother? Honestly, it is nothing about women leaves their career after marriage and looks after the family. Michelle Obama, as we have already known that she is the First Lady of the U.S. Nobody can be denied that she is a well-paid professional lawyer. However, as the First Lady of the U.S., she resigned her job to set up
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