MeRawat Mantan Suamiku Yang Lumpuh Bersama Suamiku Yang Baru

Kisah dari sebuah kesetiaan sejati yang tidak jarang membuat kita terenyuh mendengarnya. Berikut seorang wanita bernama Xie Xiping asal China terpaksa menceraikan suaminya yang menderita lumpuh kemudian Xie Xiping menikah lagi dengan sahabat mantan suami-nya.

Namun ajaibnya Meski Xie Xiping menceraikan suaminya yang lumpuh tidak melupakannya begitu saja, ia bersama suaminya yang beru sepakat merawat Xu Xihan nama sang mantan.

Sebelumnya pasangan Xu Xihan dan Xie Xiping asal Kota Ankang, Provinsi Shangxi ini mereka menikah pada tahun 1996, tentu mereka hidup bahagia di tambah lagi Xie pun melahirkan anak pertamanya yang tentu akan menambah kehidupan mereka makin bahagia.

Mantan Suamiku Yang Lumpuh Tetap Aku Rawat Bersama Suamiku yang Baru

Sayang pasangan bahagia Xu Xihan dan Xie Xiping kandas, pada tahun 2002 sang suami mengalami kecelakaan hebat, cedera yang di alaminya mengakibatkannya jadi lumpuh dari pinggang ke bawah. Meski Xu mendapat ganti rugi sebesar 40 ribu yuan atau setara dengan Rp 80 juta, namun uang sebanyak itu tidak ada apa-apanya di banding harus menderita lumpuh.

Xu Xihan yang merasa putus asa meminta istrinya menikah lagi dengan menceraikannya lebih dulu, hal itu di harap agar Xie tetap bisa hidup bahagia. Permintaan suami di tolak oleh sang istri. Namun beberapa tahun kemudian tepatnya 2009 sang istri akhirnya bersedia cerai.

Setelah cerai Xie menikah lagi dengan sahabat mantan suaminya yakni Liu Zongkui, kemudian pada tahun 2012 Pernikahan Xie dan Liu di karuniai satu orang anak. Meski Xie sudah menikah lagi namun Xie masih tetap merawat mantan suaminya yang lumpuh.

Bahkan Liu suami Xie yang baru ikut membantu merawat pendahulunya. Dengan kesetiaan mereka yang demikian tulus terciptalah satu keluarga yang harmonis, tidak ada istilah kacang lupa kutinya sebagaimana yang banyak terjadi di tanah air ini.

Sebuah kesetiaan sejati sehidup semati, senang sama-sama senang, susah pun di tanggung bersama, namun dimanakah saat ini keberadaan cinta sejati? Yang banyak bertebaran kini tinggal cinta Materi bukan? Bagaimana dengan anda Mbak? masih setia dengan suami kah?

So you are finally going to Paris. But where to stay? Picking the wrong Parisian hotel can put a wet rag on your entire experience. I feel terrible when I see tourists coming out of the local flea bag or even just an uninspired place that charges too much. So to give you hope, there are loads of hotels in Paris that will inspire you, comfort you and keep you coming back, without a gigantic price tag, here are just a few. For the purse conscious Hotel Manufacture is a hotel I stayed at not too long ago in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. The 13th lies just below the 5th and the Latin quarter. Here you are walking distance from La Butte aux Cailles neighborhood, which is terribly charming and choc full of fun places to wine and dine. In addition you are very close to Paris' Chinatown, which is the ideal place to get a steamy bowl of Pho for a mere 5 euros. This is one of the Cheapest areas of town to eat a very satisfying meal. As for the hotel, it's clean, the rooms are small but the breakfast is good and the lobby is quite charming. Alert: this is a steal for Paris with prices starting as low as 75 euros a night, just slightly more than you'd pay at a youth hostel! Zen in Paris For a calm, zen-like experience in Paris try the Hotel Gabriel, purported to be the first "detox" hotels in Paris. I think it's a bit of a marketing ploy the whole detox thing as the "detox" elements that I saw consisted of healthy drinks and other snacks and a small Spa treatment room downstairs. Don't kid yourself even if you stay here you'll be gobbling up the pastries in Paris just like the rest of us. But I digress. The lobby and room décor at the Gabriel is Über-modern and trendy with loads of white fabrics, white lacquer and mood lighting. I really liked the little breakfast room/café downstairs as well as the location, just a 5-10 minute walk from my favorite area of Paris, the Marais. Rates from 129 euros a night. Shopping hub If you are coming to Paris in July or January for the sales, or if you just like to shop till you drop, a lovely place to rest your weary feet would be the Hotel Banke in the 9th. Here you'll be near the gorgeous Opera Garnier and around the corner from Printemps and Galeries Lafayette for department store deals. Of course the 9th has been heating up as of late, with a bevy of cool wine bars and gastro pubs. Décor at the Banke is decidedly hip, with a long gold sofa by Phillipe Starke spotted in the downstairs bar and the small art collection presented on each floor. I loved the rooms here, chic, stylish yet comfortable. Beginning at 135 euros a night. Next to the Tuileries The Hotel Lumen with rooms often as low as 160 euros/night is in the most central location you can find just steps away from the rue de Rivoli, the Louvre and the Tuileries gardens. The hotel gave me a chic Italian in Paris sensibility and has its own little café with seating inside and out. This Paris hotel is perfect for fashionistas and in-the-know businessmen. Their staff is very professional, bending over backwards to make you happy. Classic Chic If you are more Hermes than Lacroix, head to the Hotel Keppler the 8th arrondissement. This stylish haven is tucked away on a quiet street yet is just minutes away from the Champs Elysees and the golden triangle and haute couture shopping on Avenue Montaigne. I personally found the black and white lobby exactly to my taste, the bar one that I'd like to spend a lot of time reading and sipping tea in and the rooms comfortable, elegant and stylish. Rooms here start at 200 euros a night. Bon voyage! Doni Belau is the owner and editor of the Girl's Guide to Paris, a travel website and blog written by Parisian residents and insiders covering everything from fashion to culture to foodie faves in the city of light. Note: Rates quoted are the best deals I could find, you'll often pay more in high season. Hotels in Paris Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/expert/Doni_Belau/964410 Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/6024159