Shenzhen’s Mass Matchmaking Event — Not a Single Man Showed Up! China Dating in Crisis скачать в хорошем качестве

Shenzhen’s Mass Matchmaking Event — Not a Single Man Showed Up! China Dating in Crisis

The event of a mass matchmaking gathering in Shenzhen with tens of thousands of participants—yet not a single man in attendance—is no longer an isolated incident. It reflects a deep structural crisis in China’s marriage and gender dynamics. According to data from China’s National Bureau of Statistics, in the year two thousand twenty-three, the marriage rate fell to approximately six point eight marriages per one thousand people, the lowest level in several decades. At the same time, housing prices in major cities such as Shenzhen and Shanghai remain ten to fifteen times the average annual income, placing enormous pressure on family formation. Against this backdrop, dating in China has become increasingly imbalanced. Many Chinese women actively participate in matchmaking events, yet face a shortage of men willing to marry. The concept of leftover women continues to be exploited as a stigmatizing label, while many young men choose to withdraw from the marriage market due to financial burdens and social expectations. These trends clearly reflect modern life in China—where marriage is increasingly commercialized and trust between genders is steadily eroding. This is the reality that CHINA SOCIAL TRENDS aims to examine. So what do you think—are Chinese men “disappearing” from marriage out of fear of responsibility, or because the social system has left them with no viable options? Are the growing numbers of women attending matchmaking events a sign of empowerment, or of deepening stagnation? Leave your thoughts in the comments below, subscribe to the channel, and don’t miss our upcoming analyses with CHINA SOCIAL TRENDS. Thank you for watching. Best regards, and see you again in our next video. 00:00 – Opening: The shock of an all-women matchmaking event 02:05 – Shenzhen’s matchmaking fair with no men present 04:10 – China’s marriage rate hits a historic low 06:25 – Dating in China and male withdrawal 08:50 – Chinese women under pressure to marry 11:15 – Leftover women: labels and social consequences 13:40 – Life in China under housing and income pressure 16:00 – Why men no longer want to attend matchmaking events 18:20 – Marriage: personal choice or systemic burden 20:30 – Conclusion: Where is China’s marriage system heading? Lesson 1: Chinese women are becoming more proactive in dating in China, but marriage opportunities are not increasing accordingly. Lesson 2: Leftover women are not a personal failure, but a result of social and economic structures. Lesson 3: Dating in China is heavily shaped by housing costs, income instability, and material pressure. Lesson 4: Modern life in China pushes many men to retreat from marriage rather than confront escalating risks. Lesson 5: The marriage crisis is a systemic issue and cannot be blamed solely on either men or women.    • Rejected 8 Marriage Proposals, Her Boyfrie...      • Betrayed, This Husband Spent 8 Years Plann...      • $280M CEO pretends to be poor for true lov...   All content on my channel has been developed by my team, with the use of some images from other sources. If there are any issues related to copyright, please contact me