Ren Shuai, an actor, was once known to the public for his role as "Lao Ding" in "Parental Love". In the play, he married a woman named "Dehua", and in real life, he also has a wife who is called "ugly wife" by the outside world.
23 years ago, Ren Shuai promised that he would not abandon her regardless of whether he became famous in the future or not. Today, he is famous, but does he remember his promise?
Ren Shuai and Xiaohong's acquaintance was at a dinner with a crew. That day, Ren Shuai was attracted to Xiaohong's sincerity and kindness, not her appearance. The two soon fell in love and married in a short time. Although Ren Shuai's fame in the entertainment industry has gradually risen, he has always adhered to his commitment to Xiaohong, and his care and love for her have never changed.
In this era of looking at faces, the story of Ren Shuai and Xiaohong tells us that true love does not care about appearance, but in the sincerity and commitment between the two.
In today's society, people's definition and pursuit of love have changed a lot. Some people seek appearance, wealth or status, while others value the sincerity and tacit understanding between the two. So, what is true love? Is it appearance and wealth, or sincerity and commitment?
The story of Ren Shuai and Xiaohong gives us the answer. In their love, we see sincerity, commitment, and concern for each other. Their story tells us that true love does not care about appearance, but in the sincerity and commitment between the two.
But, in real life, is true love really that easy to find? In this materialized society, can people still find true love that is unrequited? This is a question that deserves our deep consideration.
The story of Ren Shuai and Xiaohong reveals a profound truth for us: true love transcends the constraints of appearance, and it is more based on the sincerity and commitment between the two. But it has also sparked a broad social discussion: What are our criteria when choosing a partner? Is it appearance, wealth, status, or values, character and tacit understanding?
In modern society, with the improvement of living standards and the explosion of information, people's criteria for choosing a partner have also changed. Some people pursue a "door-to-door match" in which partners have similar family backgrounds, educational levels, and financial status. Others value the match between their personalities and values.
Studies have shown that partners with similar values are more likely to build stable and harmonious relationships. This is because when two people resonate with their basic outlook on life and values, it is easier for them to understand and support each other, and it is easier for them to face challenges in life together.
However, this does not mean that appearance, wealth, and status are not important. In some cultures and societies, these factors are still seen as important criteria for choosing a partner. But over time, it has become increasingly recognized that true happiness is not based solely on these superficial factors, but on a deep connection and understanding between two people.
In general, the criteria for choosing a partner vary from person to person, but true happiness is often based on sincerity and commitment between two people. In this era of pluralism, we should pay more attention to intrinsic value, rather than just pursuing superficial brilliance.