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Nietzsche once said: Woman is a mystery, and the answer is to have children. Is the answer really that simple? The man took her hand, kissed her, and entered into marriage... Only then would her life be complete. In the process of bartering, she traded herself for survival. Someone once said: "Love is something external to men, but for women, it is the entire existence of women." Many women enter marriage not because of love, but because of survival needs or pressure from public opinion. In most families, women wander between family, children, husband and work, making it difficult to realize their self-worth. Compared with her original intention when she entered the marriage, what did she gain and lose after marriage? How did society and her husband view her? Marriage means to women...