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China’s dating challenges are intensifying, with nine women trying to find a man who meets their standards. Perhaps they did not expect the ‘CEO’ figures seen in films to exist in real life like this.Back to our story, a woman in China shares: "I am thirty-five years old. I do not need a bride price; I am even willing to give the man fifty thousand Yuan, which is about six thousand nine hundred dollars, as a dowry. Because if I do not get married soon, perhaps I will not even be able to give birth. I am truly very worried. Many people say that a woman with a master's degree like me, who has a house, a car, and an education, must surely have very high standards for choosing a husband, right? Before, they might have been high, but now, it is true that if standards remain high, you will not be able to get married. Now I do not care about houses, cars, degrees, height, appearance, jobs, or even if he has been divorced or not. Character is the most important thing. Besides that, I hope he has a high IQ and high EQ, is honest, responsible, and values family. I was born in nineteen ninety-six; this year I am thirty-six years old. Let's just get married. I do not need a bride price; I just need him to be a good man to settle down with." #china #china #china #lifeinchina #chinalife #economyinchina #ChinaLens Life in China today is closely connected to current economic conditions. This video presents real-life experiences shared by ordinary people in China on social media platforms, reflecting their daily lives, work, income, and living costs. The content is compiled from publicly shared social media posts by Chinese residents and is organized and narrated in a neutral, documentary-style format to provide context and understanding of the current situation. This video is for informational purposes only and reflects personal experiences, which may not represent all of China.