"Unspoken Rules of Marriage" seeks the true meaning of love.

Love is a matter between two people, while marriage involves two families. The foundation of marriage is not merely feelings or money, but rather the integration of various resources. When love exists in the form of marriage, it inevitably goes through periods of monotony. The attitude for a happy marriage is that one should not overly focus on money, but also not be without it. Marriage is not a game of strategy, and love is not a competition. Compromise is a kind of wisdom, and concession is a form of intelligence. Mutual respect like guests is good, but that can only exist in novels; a frictionless married life is illusory and unimaginable.

A husband's success largely comes from his family. A smart woman often praises her husband.

Occasionally act lazy with housework and calculate its cost, allowing you to enter the "zero housework era."

Frequently say encouraging and complimentary words to your husband. Men are not entirely visual beings; besides your appearance making him pleased, he also enjoys hearing your sweet nothings.

What makes love last isn't the promises of men, but the confidence of women.

Do not place too heavy a burden on sexual intimacy. It should be as simple as eating an apple – have it when you want it.

When a woman encounters her husband having an extramarital affair, she should neither become a pitiful wife nor a raging one.

Women, remember that men’s infidelity has a short duration and boredom sets in easily. You just need to observe the situation patiently.