What will happen to ancient women if they don't fall in love on their wedding night?

It is a way to judge whether ancient women are chaste or not. The ancients believed that a woman who fell in love with her wedding meant that she was a chaste woman, but if she didn't fall in love with her wedding night, she would be considered a chaste woman, looked down upon by her husband, and even divorced directly by him.

In fact, from today's perspective, according to scientific standards, not all women will fall in love when they get married. However, under the constraint of ancient feudal ethics, it became a requirement imposed on ancient women by etiquette. Therefore, when some women just got married in ancient times, they would try their best to make their wedding night lag behind.

The ancient people's madness about women's wedding night has appeared on the white handkerchief on the bed. If there is blood the next day, the man's family will send someone to the woman's family with a wedding invitation to report the good news, and even the woman's family will be proud of it. In my opinion, this is nothing more than an unequal oppression of ancient feudal ethics. This method of feudal ethics is very shocking. Because we can't judge whether a woman is chaste from these things without scientific basis.

In fact, in ancient times, judging whether a woman is chaste or not is not only to see her fall in love, but also to keep the palace sand and the like. Once a woman is considered an impure person, she will be sent back to her family or even put in a pigsty. However, if a woman meets a kind groom, she will be forgiven by the man, but that is something that few men will do.