Unfortunately, for Du Haokun, who pushed the door open and entered, Shuangshuang's charm had no attraction for him. He didn't like the classical beauty of women in qipao because he had seen too many since he was young; from Du Haokun's mother to the countless concubines around his father, all were of this style.
Having seen such qipao beauties often, and also witnessing these women circling around men vying for favor every day, Du Haokun preferred modern girls who wore Western dresses, had their own thoughts, and weren't fixated on men. These fashionable girls were lively and bright, full of freshness and excitement.
However, Du Haokun was somewhat surprised by Kou Shuangshuang's composed demeanor. In Du Haokun's imagination, his old-fashioned, noble lady-style wife should have been waiting with a veil over her head for him to lift, and might have even cried because he didn't arrive the whole night.
