Valentine's Day: Word on the Beijing streets about February 14th

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As it's Valentine's Day, we decided to head out to the streets of Beijing to see just how the western holiday is viewed in China.

1. Will you do anything special for Valentine's Day?

"I want to celebrate it, but I have to go home on February 14th." "We have a little child now. The only thing we could do is have dinner." "Young people usually celebrate it, but we don't."

2. Why are you single？

"I probably wouldn't be single if I knew the answer to that question." "I don't have a crush on people who like me, and vice versa."

3. Do you always "scatter dog food" or show "PDA"？

"I do, I 'scatter dog food' all the time." "Of course, it is everywhere in the campus." "I do 'scatter dog food' or show 'PDA' pretty often."

4. What do you think about "scattered dog food" or "public displays of affection"?

"It's not bad to have a sense of ritual in your life." "I think it's good, and good for you to show your happiness to other people."

5. What's your ideal Valentine?

"Actually, I just hope to meet a person who can spoil me, and it would be good to be able to celebrate Valentine's Day together." "As long as we don't break up afterwards..." "Xukun Cai." "Jackson Wang."

6. What do you want to say to your companion?

Girl: "I wish you would tease me less." Boy: "Then I will tease you more." Girl: "No..." "She may not graduate yet, please study hard." "Please show up as soon as possible." "I really love her, and I hope we can get better and better." "I love you."