Marriage equality is a big proposition, but why is it called equality? The little woman Mai Xiaoman couldn't explain it clearly, and the grown man Li Rang couldn't explain it either. Just because it's not clear doesn't mean it's okay to be unequal, so Mai Xiaoman's equality campaign made a big fuss. In the end, Mai Xiaoman came to the conclusion that as long as she could confidently spend Li Rang's money and eat Li Rang's food, then she would be equal to him. Li Rang came to the conclusion that Mai Xiaoman was not trying to be equal, but simply trying to be unequal. It was still unfair for her to be domineering and domineering on his neck. Forget it, he just let her be "higher" than him. No matter who is "higher" than whom, as long as there is love, there is equality!
Alas, at the end of writing, I don't know which of them is right.