emaureeng:
Nine: Nine Times Time Travel - it's one of those butterfly effect things.
With many of these titles, isn't the situation potentially awkward rather than immoral? If the relationship doesn't work out, their families have to deal with the fall-out. In Nine, the time travel-adjusted relationship was considered immoral. However, in North America, it certainly wouldn't be.
Also, in dramas I've often heard references to how marriages might look in a family register, but I have no idea what a family register is.
A family register is a booklet every Chinese citizen has, that records their place of birth, parents, grandparents, spouses, place of residence, marriages, divorces, kids...
When you get married in Europe you also have go to a government bureau and ask for your register, where they make sure you are not already married and are not related by blood. In China they just have all that in a handy booklet they carry around with them.
But while in Europe you can only access this register yourself and the future spouse just gets a message that says Okay or Not Okay to get married, in China obviously a future spouse (and their family) could see all the taboo, shameful stuff in your family.