Taiwanese Host Tuo Tsung-kang Registers All Assets to Wife After 15 Years of Marriage
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Taiwanese celebrity Tuo Tsung-kang revealed he has registered all his assets under his wife's name after 15 years of marriage.
- He stated that he only owns a car with an outstanding loan, while his wife holds ownership of their properties and bank accounts.
- Tuo emphasized the importance of daily expressions of love and trust in maintaining a strong family bond.
For 15 years, Taiwanese television host Tuo Tsung-kang has consistently shown his devotion to his wife, expressing his love daily and ensuring her financial security. He revealed on the program "Oye First Class" that all his assets, including properties and bank accounts, are registered under his wife's name. The only item in his name is a car that still has an outstanding loan.
Tuo believes that marriage is an elevation of love, not its demise. He shared that saying "I love you" every day, not just to his wife but also to his son, helps to strengthen the family's unity. This philosophy extends to financial matters, where he aims to provide his wife with a sense of security, even though current marital property laws clearly define ownership.
Beyond financial trust, Tuo actively participates in childcare, giving his wife ample personal time. He recounted how, on his birthday, his wife was on a trip to Korea with her friends while he stayed home with their children, describing it as a normal part of their daily life. He also shared his secret to a peaceful marriage: avoiding arguments, which he deems pointless as they do not resolve issues and only make life more difficult. When it comes to child-rearing, Tuo believes in a unified front, with one parent remaining silent when the other is addressing the children to avoid conflicting commands.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.