China's Love Unspoken Rules

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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Chinese-style love has entered an era of action-oriented experience after the planned love for marriage era and the procedural love from dating to breakup era. Is love dead? No, now is the golden age of love. In the Chinese love expressions that have been used or are still used, we see the changes in the times and the great transformation of cultural concepts. Since 1998, when New Weekly first created the "Valentine's Day Special Issue," the magazine has annually released an annual Valentine's Day special report on February 1st, providing an in-depth and comprehensive annual review of the emotional lives, love concepts, and erotic trends of Chinese people against the backdrop of social transformation. It has garnered strong attention and enthusiasm from readers and the media, making its "Valentine's Day Special Issue" a highly recognized sub-brand of the magazine. Over the past seven years, New Weekly's in-depth reporting and thorough interpretation of Chinese love have accumulated into an encyclopedia of contemporary Chinese love, which not only holds high sociological value but is also highly readable. Chinese-style love has entered an era of action-oriented experience after the planned love for marriage era and the procedural love from dating to breakup era. Is love dead? No, now is the golden age of love. In the Chinese love expressions that have been used or are still used, we see the changes in the times and the great transformation of cultural concepts.