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- Romance? Not Important. Once Chinese women have got married, they will usually focus on creating a cozy family atmosphere and educating their kids after finishing work.
- Strong Family Bond. The concept of “family” in Chinese culture is broader than that according to western culture. In China, you might be surprised that marriage is not just between a man and a woman.
- Equality. Chinese people nowadays face huge pressure due to the rising costs of living. So, Chinese women no longer consider housework as their main responsibility.
- Money Management. In a traditional Chinese family, the wife usually takes care of both her and her husband’s salaries and manage household expenditures.
- Properly Dealing With Chinese In-laws. As already mentioned above, when you get married to a Chinese spouse, you are also agreeing to marry the entire family.
- The Role of Men In A Chinese Marriage. In every traditional Chinese family, the man and the woman have different roles to play as far as the family front is concerned.
- The Role of Women in Chinese Marriage. Just as men have their roles to play, women also have significant roles to play in Chinese marriage but on a subordinate level.
- Marrying A Chinese Does Not Guarantee Green Card. Have you been toying with the idea of marrying a Chinese in order to make it easier for you to stay in China longer and also get a temporary job?
Mar 26, 2023 · As China faces a shrinking population, officials are cracking down on an ancient tradition of betrothal gifts to try to promote marriages, which have been on the decline. Known in Mandarin as...
Jan 30, 2021 · The declining marriage rate is a problem for Beijing. Getting young people to have children is central to its efforts to avert a looming population crisis that could severely distress its economic...
Apr 20, 2022 · Apr 19, 2022, 10:37 PM PDT. China's marriage rate is hitting record lows, and Beijing is struggling to stop the freefall. As China modernizes, more women are rejecting marriage in pursuit...
- Matthew Loh
Mar 20, 2021 · The one-child policy, introduced in the late 1970s, has created two alarming problems that have hurt China’s marriage rate — declining birthrates and a growing gender imbalance. Lower birthrates have had a long-term impact on the number of people of marriageable age.
Sep 18, 2023 · Among the urban youth, 44 per cent of Chinese women do not plan to marry, compared with nearly a quarter of the men, according to a 2021 survey conducted by the Communist Youth League.
