Blogs have become a place where many people work every day, either muttering to themselves to vent their secret emotions, or expressing their dissatisfaction with things or people impassionedly. Have you ever thought about setting up a couple blog as a gift to each other this Valentine’s Day? Write a "love letter" in the virtual "warm cabin" on the Internet and record every moment of your life.

In ancient times, relying on swan geese to express love, parents kept yellowed love letters at the bottom of boxes. In this era of passionate passion, even if love cannot be vigorous, as evidence of love, every bit of recording and retention is worth cherishing. In the open and illusory Internet environment, some people are accustomed to showing off the evolution of every relationship to the world, and openly accept the blessings of strangers; some people linger in the private "heaven for two" and operate silently. Whether it's public or not, "sweetness" is synonymous with couples blogging. Compared with traditional love letters, it has more of a deluxe feel.

"Witness" is the biggest reason for setting up a couple's blog. Many young people who have been obsessed with Aunt Qiong Yao's novels have had this question: In novels, it is not called love unless it is earth-shattering. Love must be evidenced by heaven and earth, and guided by the sun and moon. But when love breaks into reality, where are the heaven and the earth, and where are the sun and the moon? Who will witness our love? Thanks for the blog!