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When a woman reaches marriageable age, she and her parents compile a packet of information about her, including a photograph of her and description of her family background, education, hobbies, accomplishments, and interests. Her parents then inquire among their friends and acquaintances to see if anyone knows a man who would be a suitable husband for her. The person who does becomes the go—between, showing the packet to the potential bridegroom and, if both parties are interested, arranging a meeting in the restaurant of a posh (高档的，豪华的) hotel. The go - between is present, usually along with representatives from both families. If the young people feel inclined, they will begin dating, with marriage as a possible but not inevitable result. It is not uncommon for a women to have 10 or more such introductions before she finds the man she wants to marry.
If the mail and woman are interested in each other, they will

A. begin dating.
B. get married.
C. go to another introduction.
D. begin dating but not marry.
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