In feudal society, marriages were usually arranged by parents, and women were expected to "follow their husbands wherever they went," remaining ignorant about love and having no choice but to accept their fate even if they encountered unhappiness in their marriages.
In modern society, the old system of arranged marriages has been abolished, and freedom of love has become the norm. However, young women often encounter various emotional problems in romantic relationships, such as: Does his reluctance to buy me gifts mean he doesn't love me? Do I need a high dowry to marry him? He can't even support himself now; should I give up on a relationship without financial security?
Universities are offering "Girls' Relationship Courses" to help address women's relationship issues.
To address various questions women have about dating, the Ningbo Women's Federation, in conjunction with the Ningbo Education Institute, launched a "Girls' Marriage and Relationship Class" on June 18th to improve female students' understanding of relationships. It is reported that the "Girls' Marriage and Relationship Class" will offer 18 courses on dating over six months, divided into four modules: "Harmony, Gentleness, Tolerance, and Gradual Approach," specifically designed to educate female college students on how to date.
What are the meanings of "harmony, gentleness, tolerance, and moderation"?
Media reports state that the course's "harmony" aspect aims to help female college students understand and evaluate themselves; "gentleness" refers to traditional cultural education such as morality, etiquette, and image; "broadness" includes aspects such as managing romantic relationships, intimate relationships, communication skills, love language, emotional management, and correct views on marriage and love; and "gradualness" focuses on popularizing sex education so that girls can protect themselves in romantic relationships and prevent being deceived.
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