This is a realistic novel that focuses on various aspects of urban marriage and love. From the perspective of the heroine Lin Yue, who graduated from psychology and has just suffered a breakup, she tells the story of how she witnesses the marriage and love dilemmas, human struggles and self-growth of all members after joining a dating agency. The whole book revolves around love and marriage, human nature, family of origin, and self-salvation. It is both realistic irony and warm healing, and completely outlines the different choices of contemporary people in and outside the city surrounded by marriage.
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This book, "The Days in the Dating Agency", does not have fancy words, but every word touches the heart. From the perspective of someone who has experienced the dating agency, the author writes about all the life on the blind date: a doctor who uses Excel to choose a partner, a Phoenix man who treats marriage as an investment, a retired aunt who wraps maternal love with desire for control...
Every story is as real as if it happened around you. There is no perfect protagonist, just ordinary people with their own concerns. There is no ruthless sensationalism in the book, but it reveals the most heart-wrenching truth about marriage and love: calculations cannot buy sincerity, bigotry cannot keep happiness, the heaviness and helplessness of Chinese-style family relationships, and the reality and compromise of adult marriage and love are all written in a clear way.
After reading, you will understand that the best relationship is never an exact match, but a sincere relationship. This is not a simple collection of blind date stories, but a mirror that reflects human nature and life. The more you read, the more you think about it.
This book, a story about a dating agency, is easier to read than gossip and more heartbreaking than chicken soup.
Opening "The Days in the Dating Agency" is like squatting in front of the dating agency to eat melon, it is real and top-notch. There are no frivolous love fairy tales, they are all naked human realities: the doctor who uses Excel to choose a partner, the Phoenix man who treats marriage as financial management, and the old mother who keeps her daughter tied to her side, all of them are vivid and poignant.
The writing is simple and humorous, and the sentences are down to earth. It is completely embarrassing to read with a smile. The book thoroughly describes the calculations in blind dates, the suffocation in family relationships, and the reality in marriage. It does not preach, but clearly reveals the truth about human nature and love and marriage. Every story is like something happening around you. It's easy to read and makes you cry. After reading it, you understand: sincerity is the only answer in relationships. If you want to see through human nature and understand marriage and love, this is the right book to read with your eyes closed!
This book, "The Days in the Dating Agency", does not have fancy words, but every word touches the heart. From the perspective of someone who has experienced the dating agency, the author writes about all the life on the blind date: a doctor who uses Excel to choose a partner, a Phoenix man who treats marriage as an investment, a retired aunt who wraps maternal love with desire for control... Every story is as real as if it happened around you. There is no perfect protagonist, just ordinary people with their own concerns. There is no ruthless sensationalism in the book, but it reveals the most heart-wrenching truth about marriage and love: calculations cannot buy sincerity, bigotry cannot keep happiness, the heaviness and helplessness of Chinese-style family relationships, and the reality and compromise of adult marriage and love are all written in a clear way. After reading, you will understand that the best relationship is never an exact match, but a sincere relationship. This is not a simple collection of blind date stories, but a mirror that reflects human nature and life. The more you read, the more you think about it. This book, a story about a dating agency, is easier to read than gossip and more heartbreaking than chicken soup. Opening "The Days in the Dating Agency" is like squatting in front of the dating agency to eat melon, it is real and top-notch. There are no frivolous love fairy tales, they are all naked human realities: the doctor who uses Excel to choose a partner, the Phoenix man who treats marriage as financial management, and the old mother who keeps her daughter tied to her side, all of them are vivid and poignant. The writing is simple and humorous, and the sentences are down to earth. It is completely embarrassing to read with a smile. The book thoroughly describes the calculations in blind dates, the suffocation in family relationships, and the reality in marriage. It does not preach, but clearly reveals the truth about human nature and love and marriage. Every story is like something happening around you. It's easy to read and makes you cry. After reading it, you understand: sincerity is the only answer in relationships. If you want to see through human nature and understand marriage and love, this is the right book to read with your eyes closed!