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Amy
40 Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Seeking: 45 - 60
Hello's future Soulmate! I am Amy from Shenzhen, China. I am 3 8 years old. I am a passionate, outgoing, and elegant modern woman. I am independent and open-minded, independent, strong and optimistic, love life, and have a sense of tolerance. I am full of curiosity and passion for the world, and I am very fond of Western multiculturalism. I have studied and loved dance art since I was young, and currently I am also engaged in the dance industry. I have a lovely and excellent son who is 1 6 years old. I came here to find my Soulmate for the rest of my life. I hope to join hands with my Prince Charming to move towards a happy future and build a "dream home" together. I have my own views and understanding of things and the world, understand and tolerate different cultures and civilizations, and have also been to some countries. I hope to have accessible communication and dialogue with you in the future. On the other hand, if you also like China and its history and culture, then I will definitely become your best teacher. We will communicate, grow together, and experience beauty together. If you still like Chinese cuisine, that's great. I really enjoy cooking food, and I can cook many dishes from the south and north of China. Watching my loved ones eat my love food is a very happy thing. I hope to share everything in my life with you in the future, and join hands to experience more of the beauty of life. I hope we can all appreciate each other from the bottom of our hearts, discover and experience more of the world together. My dear Soulmate, if I am also the beautiful "she" in your heart, write to me! I'm waiting for you!
cici
40 Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
Seeking: Male 35 - 60
Hi, how are you doing? - Hello. - Hi. I am a 40-year-old woman from China who is passionate about her career and her family. It is often said that food is a bridge between emotions. As the owner of a restaurant, I bring warmth and satisfaction to people with my food every day. This career has not only given me independence, but has also taught me the joy of being practical and giving back. In my life, I am the mother of a wonderful 18-year-old boy, who is my greatest pride. We have an intimate relationship and have given each other ample space to pursue their own lives. This experience has given me a deeper understanding of the meaning of love, responsibility and resilience. My personality is cheerful and I love life. In my free time, I like to research new recipes, read, take occasional trips, and enjoy the quiet time at home. I believe that true happiness comes from inner peace and the small, authentic moments in life. My past experiences have made me more appreciative of genuine affection and solid companionship. Today, I am mature and stable, and I sincerely hope to meet a man who is as serious about his life as I am. I am looking for a partner who is, first and foremost, a kind, reliable and emotionally stable person. He knows how to respect and communicate, how to be loyal to his feelings, and how to have a clear goal (whether it's a long-term relationship or marriage). If he happens to be interested in Chinese food or Chinese culture, we'll have a lot more to talk about! I long for a relationship where two people are best friends and close comrades in arms, supporting each other, growing together, sharing the joys and sorrows of life, planning and enjoying each step of the future together. If you think we might share similar values and are also looking for a solid, warm companion, don't hesitate to write to me. Around the way, you cheaters!" he shouted.
Emma
40 Foshan, Guangdong, China
Seeking: Male 30 - 45
I was raised in a house where the air always smelled faintly of fresh coffee and old books—both of my parents are still happily lecturing, researching, and gently debating at the whiteboard, and they taught me that curiosity is the most romantic quality a person can carry. Their love story—equal parts chalk dust and endnotes—set the bar high: I grew up believing that kindness should be spoken softly, that knowledge is meant to be shared, and that “I don’t know” is simply an invitation to find out. Physically, I inherited my mother’s long, straight posture and my father’s calm, unhurried gait; friends say I move through a room the way a violin bows a slow note—quietly elegant, intentionally gentle. My voice stays soft even when I’m excited, and I’ve learned that a whispered “tell me more” opens more hearts than any grand speech. I collect passports the way some people collect mugs: weekend train rides to Provence for a lavender festival, sunrise meditations on a Bali rice terrace, Christmas-eve mass in Vienna followed by schnitzel at a candle-lit tavern. At home, my ideal Sunday starts with sun salutations, simmers into a three-hour cookbook experiment (extra garlic, always), and ends on the piano bench—Chopin nocturne, lights dimmed, wine breathing on the lid. I still keep a paper recipe box; every card is dated and annotated like a love letter to future dinners. Ceremonies thrill me: I’ll turn the first strawberry of spring into a tiny festival—crystal plate, lace napkin, handwritten tag that says “welcome back, colour.” Surprises are my native tongue; I once filled a partner’s car with library due-date slips, each one folded into a paper airplane and inscribed with a private joke. Yet I’m just as happy on the listening side—leaning in, elbows on the table, storing your details like precious footnotes so I can circle back days later with the exact brand of tea you said calms your nerves. If you’re a man who still writes thank-you notes, who thinks a quiet kitchen can be the most adventurous place on earth, and who wants to build a life where we read aloud to each other in bed and name the constellations from our future children’s bedroom window, I’m already saving you the window seat on the next red-eye.
Ying
56 Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Seeking: Male 40 - 50
In 2020, my loving mother passed away. My father looked at the portrait of my late mother and said to me thoughtully: A man who truly loves you will know when to step back. This does not mean giving to your willfulness or unreasonable demands, but rather that when facing problems and difficulties, he is willing to listen to your opinions, respect your feelings, and try to collaborate with you to solve them. Such a person understands the meaning of love and is willing to grow continuously for the sake of the relationship. Being with him, you will feel respected and understood, accompanied by gentleness, and only then will your heart feel grounded. Such a person understands the meaning of love and is willing to grow continuously for each other's relationship. Being with him, you will feel respected and understood, accompanied by gentleness, and only then will your heart feel grounded. My only son is married, and I'm now blessed with a sweet little granddaughter. This beautiful stage of life has taught me about love, patience and the meaning of life. I'm not lonely or down in the dumps. I feel really content with my life, and my heart is all mushy and sensitive.Some movies that touch me can totally make me tear up. It's not because they're sad or hard to watch, but because they bring out this longing for family and love deep inside me. Every love story begins with two hearts daring to believe again. We don’t need grandeur—the simple and ordinary is truly real, and what matters is being together. I still believe in falling in love — it lies in patience and wholeheartedly devoting ourselves: taking care of each other when we are tired, laughing heartily at small surprises, and cherishing every moment we spend together. The COVID-19 pandemic has made me deeply realize how fragile life is. In the days to come, I want to share those trivial yet warm little moments with the right person and live each day in a warm and down-to-earth way. Life has taught me that happiness doesn’t come from things, but from the people we share our hearts with. Life has given me challenges and lessons, but it also taught me to keep my heart open. I value honesty, kindness, and the quiet joy of being close to someone who truly cares.

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