Why do Japanese people like to have "husband and wife with the same surname" in my name and your surname?

As we all know, the status of Japanese women is relatively low, and Japan's male chauvinism is definitely among the top in the world. Therefore, among the views I have seen, I am more in favor of naming a woman a man, which means that this woman is the property of this man.

But also disguised that he is not single, although this is mainly aimed at acquaintances. Because only familiar people know your previous name. After changing your name, you will show people around you that you are married.

It is indeed a very beautiful thing to crown your surname in my name. After the death of an ancient woman in China, she often wrote her husband's surname plus her wife's surname on the tombstone. For example, if the husband's surname is Hu and the wife's surname is Liu, then the name on the tombstone must begin with.

Men's possessiveness is innate, and people will only show unique possessiveness to what they care about. A wife has her own surname, which is to some extent the attention and love for him.

Therefore, there is no need to take the Japanese love for couples with the same surname too mean. This may just be a pattern of their love. In fact, I think if everyone in a family has the same surname, it will promote family cohesion.

But for the woman's parents' home, it doesn't feel particularly friendly. If your daughter is an only child and takes her husband's surname after marriage, there are still some concerns for China, a country that attaches great importance to and inherits. Of course, this is only the traditional culture of Japan, and there is nothing particularly controversial. Anyway, it is acceptable to the Japanese.