The 11th of November might be marked elsewhere around the world as Remembrance Day but in China it is known as 'Double 11' day - aka the biggest singles day across the country.
To mark the occasion, SBS Mandarin tracked a few contestants from the , to ask them how their love lives are going now and how participating in the show impacted on their lives.
Here's what the contestants have to say.
Clarissa
Clarissa is now teaching English in Nanjing. She speaks native-level Mandarin and has appeared in China's biggest TV program, the Spring Festival Gala.
"My love story actually started the day before I arrived at Nanjing to record If You Are The One.
"Maybe I'm Chinese in my past life..." Source: SBS Media Centre
"I had some trouble transferring from Shanghai to Nanjing. Instead of getting a flight, I was given a train ticket for the transfer.
"Coincidentally, my [now] husband flew from the US that day, and was also given a train ticket to his destination, Nanjing.
"Our seats were next to each other on the train. It was quite like magic. So when I was on If You Are the One the next day, I couldn't focus because my story had already begun."
"I'm very happy now planning a small wedding with my husband. We share everything, tell each other jokes, work around the house together, listen to each other's words carefully.
Clarissa and husband Source: Supplied
"Our marriage is happier than I ever imagined. I used to always feel that two people would have a lot of burden and sacrifice many things after marriage, but my husband brightens up my world and fills it with happiness everyday.
"During filming for the show I got to know a lot of celebrities. Other than that there is not much change in my life.
"Maybe more people in China know me now. When my students search my name online my episode of the show comes up."
Thomas
Thomas studied overseas when he was 17. He now has his own company in the finance field.
"I just came out of a two-year relationship - not with the girl I matched on the show, but another contestant!
"Now I'm focusing on my career, and getting a better understanding on what kind of girl would be compatible with me for the long term.
"The biggest change since the show was to have met my ex-girlfriend. I am grateful for our relationship from which I’ve learned deeply about my shortcomings when it comes to love."
Thomas lives life to the fullest. Source: Supplied
"I am glad I met a group of friends from If You Are The One. Those live in the same city still keep in touch. After the show, we travelled to Maldives and Myanmar together and had a great time."
"In Australia, it is very hard for men with 'Straight Men's Cancer' [a translation of a popular term in Chinese social media which refers to men with an attitude of male superiority and entitlement over women] to find a local girlfriend or a modern Asian woman as partner."
Benjamin
Benjamin now works in commercial property. He continues his love for Mandarin through social media and filming.
"Going on If You Are the One really was a dream come true. Although I am no longer together with the female contestant that I matched with on the show, I still believe in love."
"I really like girls who have their own goals and dreams.
Ben on a film set Source: Supplied
Ben feels Chinese inside. Source: SBS Media Centre
"My current love life has its ups and downs.
"If there is a positive, optimistic and happy girl who is interested in me, she is welcome to leave a message and secure a date."
Annie
Annie continues to be active in the Australia China space, working tirelessly in the innovation front.
"It's amazing to think that in a blink of an eye it has been two years since our filming of 'If You Are The One.'
"Since then, I've been very fortunate to have met a special man.
"Life has indeed its miraculous plans waiting for you, always have faith that there is that special someone out there for you.
"Throughout the filming of the Australian Special, we got to know all the Australian contestants that went on our episodes, it was quite a special experience for us and we have made some life long friendships with incredible memories to cherish.
Annie at work Source: SBS Media Centre
"I find as the information and technology age advances, people are more accepting and popularising online dating to new people.
"It is a great platform to meet and learn from people from all walks of life. I know quite a few friends who have found their special someone this way."
Malcolm
Malcolm and Mandy are so far the only successfully matched couple from the 2015 edition. Matched together on air, they had actually met beforehand when they were best man and maid of honour for Mandy's sister's wedding. Knowing Malcolm was going to be on the show, Mandy signed up too.
And in a true fairytale ending, they are now getting married!
"Mandy and I are renovating our new house and preparing for the wedding."
"Before going on the Australian edition, I was set to go to the UK.
"My plan was to experience a different life or travel with friends or by myself.
"I had never thought I'd find my partner through the show. My plans for the future has been turned around, but in a perfect way.
"For most of my life [Malcolm is now 33], I wasn't always in a relationship and considered myself quite independent.
Wang and Chen has tied the knot. Source: Supplied
"Also, I think finding love or a long term companion is more challenging nowadays than before (despite having more dating apps).
"So whether you are a single girl or a single boy, I think the most important thing is knowing who you are and being happy with your circumstances.
"And if the right one comes along, then that's a nice bonus. Life can be just as fulfilling."
Catch the new-look on Sunday nights at 7:20pm on SBS VICELAND and streaming online at.
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