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Coming up, graduation is exciting time, but for many university couples, it's also a crossroad.
As the diploma is handed over, so are decisions about whether to stay together or part ways.
Does growing up mean growing apart?
After that, we also present roundtables, special segment that give you a bit motivation almost every week.
But before motivational Monday, do graduation caps signal the end of romance?
University love stories may start in the classroom, but will they survive the job market?
According to a recent survey, many students think graduation season might as well be breakup season.
Let's unpack the reality behind the numbers.
First things first.
What are some findings that surprise you in the report?
How do students in China universities view the impact of graduation on their romantic relationships?
What really surprises me is that I find that young people these days, they are being super rational about love and marriage based on the observation from this report.
While this is a 2024 campus romance report conducted by Wuhan University and also a networking app here in China, the aim is really to see how, you know, romantic psychology and also related behavior of young people these days, especially during their time in school.
So campus love is the keyword here.
And one question is, do you think campus love should lead to marriage?
And you know, after serving over 2000 users, can you believe that?