This book is composed of two parts, and the first part explores the basic order of couples, and the second part explores the types of marital relationships through animal characteristics. This book will give insight by studying the principles of all things nature and human relationships and is designed to allow you to see your own marital life. The author received a doctorate in psychological counseling and is helping to live a married life. This book attempts to find out the standards of marital relationships through principles of nature, not philosophy and psychology.

This book seeks to uncover the order within marriage by drawing lessons from the natural world.
It explores the symbolism of beasts, the essential elements found in a couple's life, and the wisdom gained from their personalities.
The reason behind this exploration is personal-I made a conscious decision not to live like a beast but to embrace a truly human existence within my marriage. In doing so, I looked to the beasts and learned valuable lessons. These lessons are not only for myself but also for my children. The symbolism of animals in this book is rooted in ancient traditions, passed down through generations.
I hope that many couples will find in this book a standard and wisdom for marriage. My sincere wish is that our children will read it carefully. If possible, I encourage you to recommend this book to future generations, for I believe it has the power to restore the order of married life.
Living in an increasingly complex and diverse world, I have come to one undeniable realization: there is a natural order in marriage, and true peace within the home can only be maintained by adhering to that order.
Without such an order as a guiding standard, I once navigated my marriage based purely on emotions, believing that my own goodness would be enough to make things work. But this belief led to trial and error. Simply thinking you are a good person is not the answer.
Many will relate to this experience. So, do not deceive yourself by assuming that being good is sufficient.
Almost everyone on Earth, except for those who choose a unique path, experiences married life. While people may differ in race, language, and nationality, the fundamental dynamics between men and women remain remarkably similar.
This is because there is an inherent order in marital relationships.
Cultural variations exist, but Western and Asian marriages are not vastly different in their core structure.
This book outlines the fundamental principles of marital order.