Is the sentence "starting with talent, falling in value and being loyal to character" a standard to describe finding the other half? Where does this phrase come from?

This sentence comes from Wu's Like a Person.

It's not the other person's ruthlessness that hurts you.

It's your fantasy persistence.

Love is always the effort of two people,

It is not a person's grievance.

Like someone,

Starting from the face value, trapped in talent,

Loyal to the role, obsessed with the body,

Fascinated by sound, intoxicated by family.

Being together like this,

Married to love,

May you meet a mature lover,

May you be less hurt when you are stubborn,

I hope you can catch up when you wake up.

The meaning of this sentence is that liking a person begins with appreciating his talent and falls to his face value. The reason why I am loyal to this feeling is because I trust each other's character.