<p>Fifty-six percent of them said they could understand a girl becoming the lover of a rich man, though they wouldn't do it themselves, while 20 percent said they despised such behaviour and another 20 percent said they have no idea why girls do that.<br /><br />Only a negligible two percent considered it normal and said they may make the same choice one day, the People's Daily reported.<br /><br />In another poll 55 percent showed an understanding attitude towards girls who work in night clubs, with nearly three percent saying it is normal.<br /><br />The survey was conducted by the Fudan University, journalism school in June 2010 with over 900 women participants from Shanghai's 17 universities.<br />About 40 percent of the women were from Shanghai, while the rest were from other parts of the country.<br /><br />Terms like pre-marital live-in relationships, one night stands and pre-marital sex are no longer taboo among university students, with nearly 70 percent showing an understanding attitude towards living together before marriage.<br /><br />Almost 13 percent said they were okay with living together if their boyfriends wanted it and almost seven percent think living together is romantic and is a way to make hearts grow fonder, while 10 percent said it is indecent.<br /><br />About five percent admitted they once lived with a lover in college and 50 percent said pre-marital sex is acceptable when both sides were willing.<br />Regarding one-night stands, 70 percent said they don't think it is immoral and 59 percent said "it is acceptable when both sides want it".<br /></p>
<p>Fifty-six percent of them said they could understand a girl becoming the lover of a rich man, though they wouldn't do it themselves, while 20 percent said they despised such behaviour and another 20 percent said they have no idea why girls do that.<br /><br />Only a negligible two percent considered it normal and said they may make the same choice one day, the People's Daily reported.<br /><br />In another poll 55 percent showed an understanding attitude towards girls who work in night clubs, with nearly three percent saying it is normal.<br /><br />The survey was conducted by the Fudan University, journalism school in June 2010 with over 900 women participants from Shanghai's 17 universities.<br />About 40 percent of the women were from Shanghai, while the rest were from other parts of the country.<br /><br />Terms like pre-marital live-in relationships, one night stands and pre-marital sex are no longer taboo among university students, with nearly 70 percent showing an understanding attitude towards living together before marriage.<br /><br />Almost 13 percent said they were okay with living together if their boyfriends wanted it and almost seven percent think living together is romantic and is a way to make hearts grow fonder, while 10 percent said it is indecent.<br /><br />About five percent admitted they once lived with a lover in college and 50 percent said pre-marital sex is acceptable when both sides were willing.<br />Regarding one-night stands, 70 percent said they don't think it is immoral and 59 percent said "it is acceptable when both sides want it".<br /></p>