The moral of Dove chocolate is a euphemism for love. When one party is willing to give, it is a sign of love. If the other person eats it, it means I want it. If it refuses, it means no, I don't want it. This is also the most romantic passage in the meaning of Dove chocolate. You can't refuse chocolate any more than you can refuse love. This touching line comes from Meng Jinghui's play The Heart of Chocolate.

The Origin of Dove Chocolate

Chocolate is a symbol of sweetness. Generally speaking, it symbolizes love. Just like the origin of Dove chocolate, a West Point chef who loves the princess made a piece of chocolate on the day when the princess got married, and wrote the words "Do you love me" on the chocolate. Unfortunately, the princess didn't see it in time. By the time she saw it, the chocolate had melted and turned into a pigeon. The story is very sad, and lovers can't.