From the first dating show in overseas Chinese media

At the offline gathering of 100 people

When "Just Love You"

Stepping out of the studio

A dating experiment about "efficiency" and "warmth".

In Vancouver

Yueyue, Head of Yueyuan Dating Agency:

Everyone says that eight minutes is too short for a blind date, right? I don't think it is. We create such an environment overseas so that everyone can showcase themselves and then choose their perfect match. This is much more efficient than aimlessly searching in real life.

Pu Junzhou, Director of Vancouver Chinese Radio Station and Founder of North American Dating and Marriage Association:

Since the launch of our overseas dating and matchmaking program, we have received a lot of feedback. People not only want to "watch," but also want to "participate." The establishment of the North American Dating and Matchmaking Association, including today's event, is a key step in implementing our services. We aim to leverage the credibility and resource integration capabilities of the media to rigorously screen partners and participants, ensuring that the offline experience aligns with the program's overall principles of sincerity, authenticity, and seriousness. Today's event is an important practical example of our program-platform-service closed loop.

Female guest Vivian:

Today was my first time participating in this kind of event, and the atmosphere was great. It fully showcased the characteristics of both the male and female guests, and it was also a process of getting to know each other. It was quite good.

Male guest Gabrial:

It was more professionally organized than I expected, with a larger number of attendees who were also quite well-mannered. It was definitely worthwhile; besides sending virtual hearts, I also made several friends from different age groups.

Female guest Valerie:

Previously, I might have had some concerns about participating in matchmaking events, but now that the media is involved, I feel safer.

Stories from the screen

Encounters that come to our side

Eight minutes may not be enough to understand a person completely.

But enough to sow a possible seed.

When media platforms extend their service reach

It has built more than just a stage.

It is also a trustworthy community.

This experiment about love

A new chapter is being written in Vancouver.