What's the difference between a girl with a persistent peach blossom and a girl with a single mother's fetus?

There are two completely different world views and values. This "difference" is not a gap but a difference. There is no distinction between good and bad. The girls with peach blossoms are very beautiful in our impression, they can make up and have high emotional intelligence. Girls who have been single may give us the impression that they are nerds who can't make up, but the former is happy, and the latter is bound to encounter misfortune? If it was a feudal society in the past, there might have been, but now, it is really not necessarily.

Just like Qu Xiaoyu and Guan Yu 'er in Ode to Joy, this should best explain the difference between the two girls. In fact, this drama deifies Qu Xiaoyu and belittles Guan Yu. I see many comments and replies below. In reality, Guan Yu's popularity is good, his family background is good, and his personality is quiet and gentle. I don't deny that Qu Xiaoyu lives clearly, but in reality Guan Juer is not as useless as in the novel.

We can see that even Guan Juer is surrounded by people chasing her, and it is almost a matter of minutes to take off the order. This is probably a problem for girls who have always been single. It's not that there are no chasing around, nor are there no boys, but that they are too idealistic about love and always want to find a prince in a fairy tale. In fact, even Xiao Qukun discovered it after dating many prodigals.

The difference between the two girls is that the former has a wide circle of friends and she is also very lively and decisive. When she meets someone she likes, she will confess directly. The latter focuses on studies and career, and is influenced by the concept that love will affect learning since childhood. He doesn't care about love, has a small social circle and is surrounded by people like himself. He doesn't have many choices and won't take the initiative. In this case, honest boys dare not take the initiative to confess, so they go on.