Recently, a news story about a ‘prospective father-in-law falsely claiming that a 268,000-yuan bride price was stolen to avoid refunding it’ has drawn widespread public attention. According to reports, the groom paid the customary bride price of 268,000 yuan, but the couple later broke up before registering their marriage or living together. Under Chinese law and principles of fairness, such payments should be returned under these circumstances. However, the woman’s father—referred to as the ‘prospective father-in-law’—filed a police report alleging the cash had been stolen from his home, attempting to evade repayment. After a thorough investigation, authorities found the robbery claim was entirely fabricated; it was a deliberate lie to conceal his refusal to return the money. The man is now facing legal consequences for false reporting and potential fraud. This incident not only highlights unethical practices like demanding excessive bride prices and breaching trust, but also reignites public debate over outdated marriage customs. Experts urge stronger legal education and promotion of healthier, more civilized wedding traditions to prevent using marriage as a pretext for financial exploitation.
近日，一则‘准丈人谎称彩礼被抢拒退26.8万元’的新闻引发广泛关注。据报道，男方按当地习俗支付了26.8万元彩礼后，因与女方感情破裂决定分手。按照法律规定及公平原则，彩礼在未登记结婚或未共同生活的情况下应予退还。然而，女方父亲（即‘准丈人’）却向警方报案称彩礼现金在家中被盗，试图以此逃避退还义务。经警方深入调查，发现所谓‘抢劫’纯属虚构，实为编造谎言掩盖拒不退还款项的事实。目前，该男子因涉嫌虚假报案和诈骗已被依法处理。此事件不仅暴露了个别人借婚姻索取财物、缺乏诚信的问题，也再次引发公众对高额彩礼陋习的反思。专家呼吁，应加强法治宣传，倡导文明婚俗，杜绝以婚姻为名行敛财之实的行为。
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