Does matchmaker mean matchmaker?

Matchmaker means matchmaker. Matchmaker refers to a female matchmaker. A matchmaker is an introducer who matches men and women and introduces lovers. In ancient times, there were women who introduced marriage specifically, that is, matchmakers among three aunts and six grandmothers, who were middlemen who introduced lovers to others. The matchmaker plays a matchmaking role in China's marriage. A matchmaker is also called a matchmaker or sister Daikin. Marriage in ancient China was about the words of matchmakers. Therefore, if you get married without a matchmaker, it is inconsistent with the ceremony. Although it's two of a kind, she will go to the door to fix the matchmaker's words, the parents' orders and the matchmaker's words, and then she will get a wedding present. The matchmaker will act as a middleman from the moment of marriage proposal to the moment of engagement and marriage promotion. He will run errands between men and women, contact and coordinate the details, create an atmosphere, say auspicious words and wish the couple happiness until the wedding is over. The matchmaker is voluntary and may not ask for compensation. Customs and habits will vary from place to place.