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  1. 👫 Marriage rates in China have significantly declined, causing concern for the government and elderly population. 01:01 Matchmaking corners in parks are popular among elderly parents seeking suitable partners for their unmarried adult children. Marriage rates in China have halved in the last decade, with only 6.8 million couples getting married last year. The decline in marriage rates is a global phenomenon, but it holds particular importance in China due to the emphasis on familial ties and stability. 🌙 The Moonlight Club in China refers to young people who live paycheck to paycheck and prioritize enjoying the present over saving for the future, leading to a decline in marriage rates. 17:35 Two out of five singles in Tier 1 cities in China belong to the Moonlight Club. The marriage age for men and women in China has been increasing, with women marrying at around 29 years old and men at around 30. Delay in marriage is common as countries develop and focus on careers. 👫 The declining marriage rate in China is causing concern for the government due to its impact on social cohesion and declining birth rates. 29:25 Many urban young people in China do not have enough time to actively participate in the dating market. Dating apps give the illusion of endless choices, but do not necessarily lead to more happiness or successful relationships. The declining marriage rate in China has implications for social cohesion, isolation, and mental health.
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