See You Again, a Chinese reality series featuring couples on the brink of divorce, offers raw emotional moments while triggering deeper societal discussions about marriage and family dynamics.
The show's success, streamed 2.5bn times, reflects its resonance with audiences facing relatable emotional struggles, particularly the demand for reciprocity in relationships distinct in Chinese culture.
Sociologist Shen Yifei notes that the show's popularity stems from common relationship challenges and emotional investment, highlighting its power to address taboo issues surrounding divorce in China.
As two couples from the series decided to divorce, it draws attention to China’s rising divorce rate, which hit a record 4.7m, sparking significant societal debate.
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