Chapter 67

With his future father-in-law having spoken, Cao Weiguo naturally accepted happily.

Marriage is a major life event for everyone. In traditional Chinese concepts, marriage places great emphasis on a sense of ritual: the orders of parents, the words of matchmakers, the three letters and six etiquettes, and wild geese as tokens—nothing can be missing.

However, wedding customs constantly change according to different material conditions and social environments, so wedding customs in every era have their own characteristics.

And this era was the early period of the founding of the country. For a long time, the country was in a state of internal and external troubles, not only having to face a severe international environment but also having to cope with a domestic situation where everything was waiting to be rebuilt.

Marriages in the early days of the founding of the country were very simple. Because it was shortly after the war, everyone's thinking had not yet shifted. Both men and women paid more attention to the other's family background. Generally speaking, after being introduced by someone and knowing each other's names and ages, they could get married after just one glance from afar.