Article 2 of the Standards for Girls' Blind Date clearly states that the family members of the other party are parents, brothers and sisters, or parents and brothers and sisters, that is, both parents, and the object is sister or younger sister. Do not accept only children. If this is a hard indicator, then boys with only children are excluded. Nor does it accept single-parent families, including parents' divorce.

The second criterion of blind date for girls is really a bit harsh. Most of the post-80s and post-90s are only children. Choosing a spouse and dating according to such conditions limits the scope of female students' choosing a spouse. This is how blind dates bind girls. This blind date standard is inappropriate and a bit self-binding.

As a young girl, other blind date conditions are acceptable, acceptable, and the scope is relatively wide, which belongs to normal thinking. The standard conditions for the second blind date are a bit outrageous. Why is there such a requirement? Choose the one that suits the girl's family. The girl has a younger brother, so she is required to have brothers and sisters. It seems more logical, just like being fair to couplets. Don't only children consider being resolutely excluded?

Personally, if girls remove the second blind date condition, blind date will be smoother. No matter what kind of consideration the girl has, it is his personal free choice. We should respect and tolerate him and wish him to find a boy who meets his own standards and enter the marriage hall as soon as possible.