First of all, chocolate is received in different places.

When two people get along alone, the chocolate they receive is probably "natural chocolate", while the chocolate they receive in the form of "distribution" in front of everyone is generally "righteous chocolate".

Secondly, the packaging of "Benben Chocolate" is more careful.

exquisite, more expensive, sometimes with some cards and thoughtful notes.

Yi Li chocolate is popular:

For Japanese men, even if they don't receive the "life chocolate" implying that they are the only thrill, there will still be a "Yi Li chocolate" and a "bottom bag" full of affection and gratitude.

In Japan, women will give chocolates to men on special days, such as the so-called Valentine's Day on February 14th, and the man will wait until the so-called "white day" one month later to return the gift to her. Considering the "face" of men who didn't receive chocolate in the same workplace, a kind of "righteous chocolate" that has nothing to do with love has become popular in Japan since the 198s.