Are you envious? There’s a Chinese man who went to Pakistan for a blind date at an icon.

He arrived at a family with five sisters, and the brother came out to greet him, clearly stating the conditions:
You like which sister of mine, and if she also likes you, and the elders in the family agree, then you can take her away.
Dating? Not necessary. Feelings? Cultivate them slowly after marriage.
This straightforward and simple matchmaking method forms a strong contrast with the dating environment in China.
There are no complicated procedures, nor excessive material demands; everything feels especially pure.
In China, blind dates often require considering housing, cars, savings, and involve long periods of understanding and compatibility.
Many people struggle for a long time and still may not find the right person, leaving them physically and mentally exhausted.
Here, as long as both parties are a good match and the family agrees, a lifelong commitment can be made.
It eliminates hesitation and testing, reducing many practical calculations.
Five sisters to choose from, with the decision left to the man—sounds unbelievable.
No pressure of bride price, no complicated etiquette; everything is based on sincerity.
The model of cultivating feelings after marriage is still mainstream in many places.
First comes marriage, then love; slowly getting along, life can also be stable and solid.
Some think this is too hasty, lacking the romance and understanding process of love.
Others envy this directness, not wasting too much time in emotional struggles.
Cultural differences lead to vastly different views on marriage and dating.
One side is cautious and slow, the other is straightforward and direct—each has its reasons.
A man traveling abroad for a blind date also seeks a simple, sincere connection.
Avoiding the pressures of domestic dating, looking for a lifestyle that suits him better.
This kind of approach is enviable, but it may not be suitable for everyone.
Love has no one-size-fits-all answer; what suits you best is the best.
Different lifestyles reflect different kinds of happiness.
There’s no need to blindly envy or judge; respect every choice. $ETH