Everyone has different views on the marriage of college students. I only talk about my views from the perspective of a person who has graduated for two or three years.

First of all, the first view: envy plus blessing.

Treat love with longing and blessing. Being able to enter the marriage hall in college shows that this love is pure and beautiful, and I hope this beauty can continue.

The second type: too impulsive, carried away by love.

In the ivory tower of the university, you have never experienced the "baptism" of social life and the "washing" of trivial life. How can you be sure that she/he is the one you can really accompany for life?

I still think that different views are right, and there is no difference between good and bad. From different angles, one sees love and yearns for it, and the other sees the problems faced after love.

We can't say that the former is naive, nor can we say that love is insignificant in the end. Everyone has a different way of life. You can also make your life full of romance and poetry, or you can make your life full of chicken feathers now.

My favorite sentence recently is "Except physical pain, all the pain you have experienced or are experiencing is the pain brought by values."

This sentence impressed me deeply. Indeed, we can't choose how to live, but we can choose how to live without pain. Just like life, we can't stop it from becoming trivial, but we can try our best to be full of love and beauty in trivial things. If chicken feathers really beat beauty in the end, then you have worked hard, believed and fought for it.