Marriage problem? Why?

Marriage problem? Why?
Jun 19, 2007 13:07
LIONPOWER Points: Join Date: Dec 11, 2006 Status: offline	They look beautiful and are regarded as white collars having a nice job in offices. Most of them have a good educational background. However, when talking about marriage, they are not as happy as they appear to be. Although entering into their 30s, most of them still remain single. The number of these women is increasing in society. Parents and relatives worry about their marriage. Under their parents' pressure, they have to attend various kinds of matchmaking activities. Recently, such activities have become a common sight in some parks in Beijing. A recent study shows that far more women attend such matchmaking activities than men and most of the women in a favorable situation in terms of the hunt for a husband. In spring, the Longtanhu Park in Beijing organized a large matchmaking event for single young men and women. To the organizer's surprise, it turned out that the number of women attending the event far exceeded that of men (the ratio between men and women who signed up for the event was 1:8). At last, the organizer had to cancel the event. Apart from matchmaking activities in parks, television, newspaper and website also launch programs to help single women. However, the success rate for women to find their ideal husband through media help has been low. The number of single white-collar women keeps increasing. Some people call them "leftover ladies." Faced with this social phenomenon, sociologists and marriage consultants suggest that these women should find a balance between ideal marriage and reality, and expand their social network. According to these experts, white-collar women should not lower their marriage standards in choosing a husband and they shouldn't lose hope for their marriage, either. The more one's spouse suits to one's ideal marriage in mind, the happier one would feel. So people should try their best to find someone who is very close to their ideal husband or wife in mind, these experts said. This year, many matchmaking activities will be held during the upcoming May Day holiday. The Ditan Park in Beijing is going to organize a large matchmaking activity in which 10,000 people are expected to participate. How many single women can make their dream come true then? Let's wait and see.

Jun 19, 2007 13:07

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They look beautiful and are regarded as white collars having a nice job in offices. Most of them have a good educational background. However, when talking about marriage, they are not as happy as they appear to be. Although entering into their 30s, most of them still remain single.

The number of these women is increasing in society. Parents and relatives worry about their marriage. Under their parents' pressure, they have to attend various kinds of matchmaking activities. Recently, such activities have become a common sight in some parks in Beijing.

A recent study shows that far more women attend such matchmaking activities than men and most of the women in a favorable situation in terms of the hunt for a husband. In spring, the Longtanhu Park in Beijing organized a large matchmaking event for single young men and women. To the organizer's surprise, it turned out that the number of women attending the event far exceeded that of men (the ratio between men and women who signed up for the event was 1:8). At last, the organizer had to cancel the event.

Apart from matchmaking activities in parks, television, newspaper and website also launch programs to help single women. However, the success rate for women to find their ideal husband through media help has been low.

The number of single white-collar women keeps increasing. Some people call them "leftover ladies." Faced with this social phenomenon, sociologists and marriage consultants suggest that these women should find a balance between ideal marriage and reality, and expand their social network. According to these experts, white-collar women should not lower their marriage standards in choosing a husband and they shouldn't lose hope for their marriage, either. The more one's spouse suits to one's ideal marriage in mind, the happier one would feel. So people should try their best to find someone who is very close to their ideal husband or wife in mind, these experts said.

This year, many matchmaking activities will be held during the upcoming May Day holiday. The Ditan Park in Beijing is going to organize a large matchmaking activity in which 10,000 people are expected to participate. How many single women can make their dream come true then? Let's wait and see.

Jun 19, 2007 16:43	#1
DAVEC Points: Join Date: Apr 14, 2007 Status: Offline	Why are they having problems finding a man? Is it because they are too busy with a career or are they too fussy finding their 'ideal' man? I think its cruel calling them leftover ladies, just because they are a little older and havent settled. I am 40 and dont want to think I am leftover just because I havent found the right person yet.

Jun 19, 2007 19:57	#2
ZOEY Points: Join Date: Nov 29, 2004 Status: Offline	At present, women have more and more requirements for their husband. Just as the experts said "The more one's spouse suits to one's ideal marriage in mind, the happier one would feel." Thus, they are waiting and looking for their ideal husband.

Jun 20, 2007 01:56	#3
PEA28COCK Points: Join Date: Aug 19, 2005 Status: Offline	It is reported that there will more and more bachelors in China in the future. Imagine a great number of women refuse or don't want to get married, then what shoud the man do? Sooner or later, human beings will vanish.

Jun 20, 2007 11:21	#4
LIONPOWER Points: Join Date: Dec 11, 2006 Status: Offline	There is another post related to " Ideal Husband". I guess, cause is different place. In China, now a day, new age people having sex before marry (random practice, not supported by Chinese traditional culture), so they did not feel about marry. Mean while age counter doing job properly and increasing the digit to higher.

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