The other two couples burst into laughter, leaving the host both amused and exasperated.

"This principle... is very good, very powerful."

Fu Hanzheng remained calm, showing no sign that he had any problem with his principles.

Gu Weiwei rubbed her forehead, feeling rather embarrassed, but his principles... were really just like that.

The host stopped laughing and asked curiously.

"If that's the case, what if... I mean, what if your wife feels something is very wrong, or even infringes on the interests of others, will your principle still not change?"

"Unchanged," Fu Hanzheng replied without hesitation.

"Even if she violated the rights of others and hurt them?" the host asked.

"This is just a hypothetical question. She wouldn't intentionally do such a thing. Even if she did, it would be because someone violated her rights first," Fu Hanzheng replied calmly.

Even if it infringes on the rights of others, of course he will still protect his wife.

How could I let my wife suffer for the sake of outsiders?

The host promptly changed the subject and turned to ask the elderly couple questions.

"What would you do if you encountered such a matter of principle?"

The elderly couple answered calmly with smiles.

"Personal principles are generally based on one's own perspective, but sometimes it's also important to consider the other person's point of view."

“It may be something that touches on my principles, but her intentions were for my own good.”

The host nodded in agreement and said with a smile.

"In marriage, everyone has their own way of getting along. As long as it can maintain the relationship between the two people, I believe it is a good way to get along."

"Next, we're going to do a test of our teamwork. Gentlemen, please sit over here, and ladies, please sit over there."

"Then take the tablet and pen and answer my questions on the tablet."

...

Gu Weiwei and the others switched seats, and then each of them took a small folding board.

The host looked at the people seated on both sides and said, holding up a question card.

"Now for my first question: What do you consider to be the most important day since you got together?"

Now that the husband has finished answering, let's reveal the answers one by one.

“Our newlywed husband answered, ‘On our wedding day.’”

"And what day did our wives answer?"

The newlywed wife turned the scroll over, but what she saw was written on it.

"The day of the proposal."

The host watched it and said with a smile.

"Although there's only a one-word difference, the days are completely different."

The newlywed husband explained, "That day was when we officially became husband and wife, and I think that day was the most important."

The newlywed wife smiled and explained.

"The day he proposed was more meaningful to me than the day we got married."

"And Mr. Fu, what answer did you write?" the host asked curiously.

Fu Hanzheng flipped over the signboard, which read: Every Day.

"Mr. Fu, your answer is a bit of a quirk. No matter which day Mrs. Fu answers, it's included in your 'every day' category." The host said, half-laughing and half-crying. What to do when the big shot always doesn't play by the rules?

Fu Hanzheng glanced down and said, "Every day she came into my life is an important day."

The host listened, glanced at Gu Weiwei, and said.

"Now let's see what Mrs. Fu's answer is."

Gu Weiwei turned the sign around, and the host was stunned to see the words "Every Day" written on it.

"Mr. Fu and Mrs. Fu are indeed...in perfect harmony."