The ordinary love story of a pair of young children in a distant matriarchal society outside the ancient Central Plains.
This article is fictitious, and occasionally contains time-travel words, just for fun, so don't worry about it.
The so-called matriarchal society is not a polyandrous female-dominated society. It actually implements a 1v1 walking marriage system. The Mosuo people in my country are still in the matrilineal society stage - [Baidu Encyclopedia] "Walking marriage" in Mosuo language is "ti se se", which means walking back and forth. That is, men do not marry and women do not marry. Both men and women live and produce in their respective matrilineal families for life. Except for the love relationship, the two parties have no necessary family economic relationship. The children live with the mother in the woman's family and are raised by the women's family members. The man will provide help and care based on his financial ability. After a man and a woman establish a walking marriage relationship, the man usually goes to the woman's house to spend the night after finishing his day's work, and then returns to his own home early in the morning to start a new day's work. The relationship between the two parties is based on pure emotion, with high degree of freedom, low pressure, weak stability, and the concept of exclusivity and subordination is difficult to breed. Once the relationship breaks down, the divorce is free, the children follow the mother, and there are no property disputes, generally there will be no hostility.
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