Between the wing room and the kitchen, a love to play an idiom

Consensual. Hatchback: both sides, willingly:

I want to. Both parties are willing and do not force each other, which is also called "mutual willingness". From Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin":

Zhishen laughed and said, "Taigong, you are also an idiot; Since it is not consensual; How to recruit a son-in-law? ”

> consensual, what I think of is the marriage of people now, when they get married, they are consensual, but after they get married, they are all kinds of complaints and regrets, if they were looking for the right match, they can be more careful, not only by wishful thinking, but also by looking at the three views, I believe there will not be such a high divorce rate.

A moment of wishful thinking, but it became a lifetime of wishful thinking, and in the end, only the pain was boundless.

Consensual.

Pronunciation [liǎng xiāng qíng yuàn] [interpretation] is willing in both respects.

Source]?Ming Shi Nai'an's "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin".

According to the meaning of the riddle, consensual thinking, this is the idiom!