Money can be spread through business, blood, affection.
The relationship between Reiko and Mr. Bao in "Flowers" may be easier to get in the real world. If Baozhu is a revolutionary friendship, then Reiko's ambiguity is reflected in the philistine.
I don't know if the older sisters have experienced the kind of "can ask him for money and have no conflict or sense of indebtedness", usually once a person's life is stable, the man in a non-couple relationship opens his mouth to ask for money, it becomes a kind of secular secret that seems not so easy to speak.
The character of Reiko itself is not likable, and everyone feels different, but Ma Yili undoubtedly understands it very well, and what Baoling wants is "that kind of relationship". I don't know what the relationship is, but it seems that men always owe women something.
