Why do people want to procrastinate? And patted and dragged for what?

Hehe, that's the question you asked... Marriage and having children are the foundation of human beings. Otherwise, where did you, me, and thousands of people come from?

Going back further, patting is when two people slowly get in touch and gradually develop, and one wants to find a partner who is happy with him to spend a good life together. That's what patting and dragging. The purpose of marriage is to get a happy life, to form a harmonious family together, and everyone yearns for a good life.

That's why people want to pat and drag, and it's also for what. To put it simply, one person is too lonely, two people are subordinates, and three people are many. I have been lonely for a long time, so I want to find another person to accompany me, and then I slowly have my own family.

Humans are emotional creatures. Some people procrastinate to seek psychological comfort, and some seek the most satisfying desires.

It is necessary to procrastinate, because loneliness needs to be accompanied. In order to pass the loneliness.

For many childbearing physiological and psychological needs.

Opposites attract!! Desire is the fundamental desire of human beings. So sometimes when you get drunk and don't wake up, people often make mistakes.

People want to get to know each other better, to see if the other party is what you love, and whether the two can be together forever and form a happy family. If you don't procrastinate, don't form a family, the person you love may leave you, and you will be sad, lonely, and lonely when you see the family happy and happy.

Pap and drag is a name for love in Cantonese. Patuo was originally a shipping proverb in the Pearl River Estuary. The Pearl River Estuary has developed shipping, usually a large ship carries cargo and tows a small boat, and the main channel is large and small; When approaching the shore, the large ship has a deep draft and it is difficult to dock, so the small boat will unload and go ashore, and rely on each other back and forth.

Later, this image is used as a metaphor for the mutual care and inseparability of men and women when Li Jinshen is in love.

'Pa Tuo' is not a loanword, it is derived from the Cantonese dialect. Around the end of the Qing Dynasty, passenger ships sailing on the inland rivers of Guangdong were towed by a man with a larger shape, Zhang Zhichai, Baicilia and Nicholas Tse.

Small steamers are towed by ropes, keeping a certain distance between the two ships, and this type of navigation is called 'tuging'. When the passenger ship reaches the Pearl River Delta downstream, the river narrows, and the small steamer has to lean next to the passenger ship and drag the passenger boat side by side. In Cantonese, leaning together is called 'patting', so the two boats of the size are called 'patting and tugging'.

Later, when men and women walked together on the streets, people called them 'pats'' 。Patuo was originally a shipping proverb in the Pearl River Estuary. The Pearl River Estuary has developed shipping, usually a large ship carries cargo and tows a small boat, and the main channel is large and small; When approaching the shore, the large ship has a deep draft and it is difficult to dock, so the small boat will unload and go ashore, and rely on each other back and forth.

Later, this image is used as a metaphor for the mutual care and inseparability between men and women when they are in love. And the original intention is annihilated, and few people know it.