Older unmarried men and women of the right age put themselves into the situation to do sociological experiments on love, sum up their experiences and continue to grow.
Super realistic, often abstract, occasionally insane
In Plato's "Symposium", the comedian Aristophanes tells a mythical story:
The first humans were two complete spherical beings in one: male and female, male and female. In order to make people weak, God succumbed to the gods and increased sacrifices, split the people in two, and transformed into the current human shape. After separation, people miss each other very much and look for each other's "other half". Only by finding the missing half of us can two people become complete beings together again.
He believes that the essence of love is to find the other half we have lost in life.
If love is really the original union and then divided into two halves, then the specific situations of different unions are different. The person who is suitable for your union may not be suitable for another union. That is, love is specific.
So everyone has to spend a long time to find a match that is very suitable for them.
In the vast sea of people, billions of people, it is extremely difficult to find a partner who matches you.
Some people never find the right person in their entire life, and some people are lucky and can find the right person all of a sudden.
Purpose: To observe the differences between men and women in different social genders from the perspective of male and female love.