Freedom of marriage is one of the basic principles of marriage. The second item of Article 104 1 of the Civil Code follows the provisions of the Marriage Law and clearly implements freedom of marriage.

Freedom of marriage means that both men and women have the right to decide their own marital problems voluntarily according to the law, without being forced or interfered by anyone else. This principle includes freedom of marriage and divorce, and * * * is an integral part of freedom of marriage.

Freedom of marriage is the freedom to establish marriage relationship, and it is also the premise to realize marriage relationship.

Freedom of divorce is the freedom to dissolve marriage and a necessary supplement to freedom of marriage.

In this regard, Article 1046 of the Civil Code stipulates that marriage should be entirely voluntary by both men and women, and it is forbidden for either party to force the other, and no organization or individual may interfere.

Article 1069 also stipulates that children should respect their parents' marriage rights and may not interfere with their parents' divorce, remarriage and married life.

Although the state expressly guarantees citizens' right to freedom of marriage, it should be pointed out that any freedom is relative, and there is no absolute freedom, so is freedom of marriage. In real life, you can't get married if you want, leave if you want, and you can't abuse the freedom of marriage. Marriage and divorce must conform to the conditions and procedures prescribed by law. You must exercise the right to freedom of marriage within the scope and limits prescribed by law, and you must never abuse the freedom of marriage.