(ECNS) -- Most of China's college students say they have no problem with the term "I would rather cry in a BMW than smile on a bicycle", which signals that traditional attitudes toward love and marriage are being challenged by younger generations, an online survey has found.
The study was conducted by Renren Network, a popular Chinese social networking service, in preparation for May 20, a contemporary local Valentine's Day chosen mainly for its phonetic similarities to the Chinese for "I love you".
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When choosing their dates, the post-90s pay most attention to personality (87.1 percent), common language (81.1 percent) and appearance (58.2 percent).
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