RE: RE: One Thousand and One Nights: Aladdin and the Magic Lamp: 15th Night
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RE: One Thousand and One Nights: Aladdin and the Magic Lamp: 15th Night

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Aladdin's mother thought her son was sick, but now she thinks he is crazy.

Aladdin had lovesickness. Why did the mother object to Aladdin marrying the princess? Because ancient Chinese marriage focused on "door-to-door". In fact, the history of more than 2,000 years in ancient times, summarizing the "door-to-door" still has a very important role.

"Door-to-door pairing" mainly means that the education level of both husband and wife is similar, the income level of both husband and wife is similar, the economic conditions of each husband and wife's respective families are similar, and the education level of their respective parents is similar.

Why is "door-to-door" important to sustain a longevity of a marriage? Because only "door-to-door" can the husband and wife easily understand each other, tolerate each other, respect each other, tolerate each other, compromise each other, and the parents and families of both sides will not bring additional and greater contradictions and troubles to the husband and wife

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