"Partner culture" refers to finding partners who can carry out an activity together or have the same interests through the Internet or other means. In modern society, due to the change of people's lifestyle and the shrinking of social circle, more and more young people choose to expand their social circle through "companion culture" to meet their own needs.

In this culture, people can choose different types of "partners" according to their own needs. For example, some people may need a "partner" to accompany them to the gym to exercise, so that they can supervise each other and encourage each other to keep exercising; Others may want to find a partner to learn programming or foreign languages together, so that they can exchange knowledge and experience and make progress together.

In addition to expanding the social circle, there are many other benefits to participating in the "partner culture". For example, it can help people plan their lives more actively and make it easier for people to get support and help. In addition, by communicating with people with different backgrounds and experiences, we can also promote self-growth and improve self-awareness.

To sum up, the reasons why "companion culture" prevails among young people and what kind of "companion" individuals want are different, but in general, it represents a way for young people to socialize and communicate in the new era.