Hehe, my father is Han nationality and my mother is Hui nationality. Because my mother is the youngest daughter in the family, I don't care at home. If I don't let anyone marry the Han nationality, I don't pay that much attention now anyway.

Actually, I advise you to think about your future life. There will be a lot of trouble. If you don't live with your parents, it's best, otherwise eating is a big problem.

I suggest you don't eat pork at home in the future. If you want to go out to eat with friends, don't bring any boiled sausages, blood sausages or dog meat at home. Maybe she doesn't mind, but try not to eat in front of her.

When you get married, if there are two in one place, you can do it in Huimin Hotel, or you can do it in an ordinary hotel if your family doesn't mind, and then go to Huimin Hotel to ask for a few tables for the woman's family.

As for where to live, it's best not to live in a place where Muslims gather, because my father is Han and my hukou is Muslim, but in other people's words, pure Muslims feel that they are not as good as pure Muslims.

In the future, the child will give you a surname. You are a man, but the child's account can go to the Hui nationality. My family was originally thinking about going to school for exams in the future. If ethnic minorities are well paid, they will get extra points in the exam.

The problem of whether children eat pork is a big problem. My mother and grandmother quarreled about it from the beginning.

If your parents don't object to your children not eating pork, beef and mutton will be healthy. Anyway, it may be inconvenient at school, but going to the Hui hukou still makes people see that eating pork is not good.

I think two people of different nationalities will be very smart in the future, really.

Finally, I hope you are happy.