In a reality show, women express their marriage criteria, emphasizing economic stability and education, while men share their experiences.

During a matchmaking accompanied by mothers, a frank statement emerged: 'I prioritize economic power and alma mater. I want a baby.' Moon Sehun, from Netflix's 'Escape from Single Island,' challenges matchmaking as participating women reveal their true feelings. In the first episode of SBS's variety show 'Child Release Project: Group Matchmaking,' which aired yesterday (1st) in South Korea, ten single men and women wishing to marry, along with their ten mothers, began a six-day group living experience. On this day, the visual appeal of the female participants was particularly striking. MC Lee Yowon and WEi's Kim Yohan couldn't hide their surprise, asking, 'Why are so many beauties gathered here?' and 'The men must be dizzy.' Among them, Kim Hyunjin, who stood out with her excellent figure and tall stature, spoke about her ideal type, differing from other female participants who focused on appearance. When asked about her conditions for a marriage partner, she candidly stated, 'I place considerable importance on economic power, meaning capability. Since I am serious about marriage, I want someone who can support me.' She further expressed, 'I want to have children and believe that financial stability is necessary to allow my children to pursue their interests freely, whether in arts or sports, without worrying about money.' When asked if she values alma mater, Kim Hyunjin honestly admitted, 'I do consider it a bit.' This sentiment was shared by her mother, who was seen in preview footage meticulously checking the educational background and income of male participants, stating, 'If they graduated from Seoul University, they shouldn't have trouble making a living.' In the preview, Kim Hyunjin herself also revealed her straightforward thoughts on economic power, saying, 'Looking back, I can't ignore economic power. I want children.' Male participant Moon Sehun, who attracted attention with his celebrity-like looks, expressed his desire to marry within three years. He revealed that after appearing on the dating reality show 'Escape from Single Island,' his romantic life had not gone well. He felt that the image of 'Moon Sehun from Escape from Single Island' overshadowed his dating experiences, making romance even more difficult. Therefore, he decided to participate in this show. After the initial meeting, a first impression vote was conducted among the men. Kim Hyunjoong chose Kim Tein, Jang Mincheol and Seo Hangyeol chose Kim Jinju, Lee Seunghak chose Kim Myungjin, and Moon Sehun chose Kim Hyunjin. Meanwhile, Cho Eunnara received zero votes in the first impression. Seeing this, Lee Yowon empathized with Cho Eunnara and her mother, saying, 'I can imagine how tough it must be to be in that seat. I think they would want to go home quickly.' Cho Eunnara repeatedly expressed regret, saying, 'Maybe I should have worn different clothes or let my hair down.' She humorously blamed her mother, saying, 'My mom has such a strong presence that it's a bit scary, right?' While preparing dinner, the results of the women's first impression votes were also revealed. Kim Hyunjoong was chosen by Kim Tein, Kim Hyunjin, and Kim Jinju, becoming the 'popular male.' Cho Eunnara chose Seo Hangyeol, and Kim Myungjin chose Moon Sehun. On the other hand, Jang Mincheol and Lee Seunghak ended up with zero votes. Particularly, Lee Seunghak's mother speculated that her son's statement of 'I have never used a knife' might have influenced the outcome, saying, 'He should have cooked something.' After dinner, the women actively sought to get to know different men than those they initially chose. Kim Tein visited Moon Sehun, and Cho Eunnara went to meet Lee Seunghak. Preview footage showed women expressing their thoughts, such as 'Have you never been told you're cute?' 'I like sexy types,' and 'I want a baby,' surprising Kim Yohan, who remarked, 'The women are very proactive.' Furthermore, introductions of children and selections by the mothers of female participants were previewed, raising anticipation for who would become the 'popular male' after the conditions were revealed.