1. Why are so many people in love? Why are so many people not afraid that falling in love will affect their studies? Why is it forbidden by the state and schools? So falling in love is beneficial. If falling in love as you say is harmful, does that mean that people who don't fall in love will become doctors and masters? Many graduate students are married now. Does that mean they want a divorce to study hard? Why are there so many nuns and monks in our country? In college, we only gain knowledge, but falling in love can exercise our emotional endurance.

2. If you think that falling in love is harmful because our college students' thoughts and psychology are not very mature, when do you think our thoughts and psychology will mature? So when do you think it's appropriate to fall in love?

3. If you think that falling in love has an impact on your studies, does it mean that marriage is harmful to your work? Can our society still develop?

4. In butterfly lovers, Clinton and his wife Hillary Clinton are both at Yale University.

5. Why do you always say that college students' love is based on material things? Why do you think that the beloved wife of college students is not very pure, not very simple?

6. Why do you think we can't study hard when we are in love? Why do you think we don't struggle when we are in love? Why can't the date be successful? Isn't it said that behind every successful man, there is a successful woman? Does this mean that love is very powerful?

7. If you miss your favorite, will you regret it for a lifetime? If you haven't experienced it, will you be at a loss when you really face love, which may cause consequences that even you can't bear?