China’s single population is nearly 200 million! After reading these data, you will know why you have no object. …

According to the data from the Statistical Yearbook of Population and Employment in China in 2014 and the Statistical Yearbook of China in 2014, the total number of single people aged 20 to 59 in China in 2013 was 170 million, including 104 million men, accounting for 59.6%, and 70 million women, accounting for 40.4%. There are nearly 35 million more men than women, and this difference will not change in the future.

1. The sex ratio of the birth population is unbalanced, and the problem of "leftover men" is becoming more and more serious.

The long-term imbalance of the sex ratio at birth in China leads to the imbalance between men and women in marriageable age, and the number of men in marriageable age is much higher than that of women in marriageable age, resulting in a shortage of female population.

According to the data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, the ratio of unmarried men and women in the post-80s generation is 136 to 100, and the ratio of unmarried men and women in the post-70s generation is as high as 206 to 100, which is seriously unbalanced.

There are more men than women, which leads to "marriage squeeze". Because of the huge difference between the number of men and the number of women, some men are squeezed out and forced to become "bachelors" in the relatively stable and balanced marriage market. The social problem of "leftover men" is becoming more and more serious, and it is more difficult for men of marriageable age to get married, so it is difficult to solve the single problem. This phenomenon will be more serious when the "post-90 s" enter the age of marriage and childbearing.

2. Women’s education level has improved: it is more difficult for women with high academic qualifications to find corresponding spouses.

Have you noticed that many outstanding young ladies around you are not married, and many of them are still single? Census data show that it is more difficult for highly educated women to find corresponding spouses. From 2000 to 2010, the marriage rate of men and women decreased significantly. In 2010, the marriage rate of female graduate students dropped below 50%, especially in the age group of 25-34.

With the enrollment expansion of colleges and universities, the gender differences among higher education groups are gradually narrowing, especially in the postgraduate stage. In 2010, the number of women in the age group of 20-29 in graduate students has surpassed that of men, in other words, women are the main new graduate students. Women with high education tend to choose spouses with the same education or higher education than themselves in order to have more common language. This concept of spouse selection has not changed much.

According to the census data, from 2005 to 2010, the proportion of men with college education and their wives with equal or higher education increased from 38.4% to 49%. For men with undergraduate education, the proportion of wives with equal or higher education level rose from 30.1% to 38.4%; The proportion of male graduate students whose wives are graduate students has increased from 17.3% to 22.6%. It can be seen that highly educated women are still willing to find a spouse whose educational level is equal to or higher than their own, while men don’t mind finding a wife whose educational level is higher than their own. Women’s mate selection criteria remain unchanged, and it is difficult to reduce the difficulty of marriage.

3. Economic income requirements are rising: these five cities have the highest income requirements for men.

The third issue of the series report on the status quo of single people in 2016 shows that with the development of material economy, women’s economic requirements for men have also risen, and over 80% of single women think that 5,000 yuan is the starting point of men’s income. Among them, 67.06% single women require men to earn 5000-10000 yuan, and 25.02% single women require men to earn more than 10,000 yuan. The five cities with the highest requirements for men’s income in China are Shenzhen (15,920 yuan), Beijing (14,900 yuan), Shanghai (12,065 yuan), Wuhan (9,134 yuan) and Guangzhou (8,975 yuan). In contrast, men’s income requirements for women are generally low, and 80% of single men say that it is acceptable for their partner’s income to be less than 5,000.

Single men and women with an average monthly disposable income of more than 8,000 yuan are called golden singles. According to the data of a dating website, Shanghai has the largest proportion of golden singles, followed by Beijing, Shenzhen, Hangzhou and Guangzhou. In the group with an average disposable income of more than 8,000 yuan per month, the number of single women is more than that of single men. In first-tier cities, there are more and more single women who are financially independent, and the requirements for choosing a spouse are getting higher and higher.

In addition, women’s age requirements for mate selection are lower than men’s: generally speaking, single men tend to find women who are younger than themselves and are less willing to find women who are older than themselves. On the contrary, women’s age requirements for the other half are not as strict as men’s, and age is not the main criterion for choosing a spouse.

Therefore, the range of mate selection for women is larger than that for men. In addition, based on economic and family considerations, women tend to find men who are much older than themselves. From the economic point of view, men who are many years older than themselves enter the society first and have a certain economic foundation. From the family point of view, older men have a calm personality, high patience and tolerance, stable marriage and family, and a lower divorce rate in the future. Therefore, it is more difficult for men of the same age to find a suitable mate.

4, the divorce rate increases, and there are more opportunities for re-selection.

After the reform and opening up, the society has undergone rapid transformation, and the concept of marriage has also changed. The concept of eternal marriage is getting weaker and weaker, and there are more and more temptations. In addition, the simplification of divorce procedures also makes divorce simple and convenient. From 1978 to 2002, the divorce rate in China rose steadily. From 2002 to 2015, the divorce rate rose rapidly, with an increase of 1.89 thousandths.

1. In 2018, the online marriage and love market reached 3.91 billion yuan.

According to the data of Analysys think tank, the overall scale of China’s marriage and love market was 8.31 billion yuan in 2015, up 1.6% year-on-year, of which the online marriage and love market was 2.7 billion yuan, up 21.1% year-on-year, with a penetration rate of 32.5%, up 5.2% compared with 2014. After more than ten years of development, the online marriage and love market has a mature business model, and its growth rate will slow down in the future. It is estimated that the online marriage and love market will reach 3.91 billion yuan in 2018, with a penetration rate of 45.3%.

2. China’s online marriage and love market: the competition pattern of four dominant oligarchs.

With the rapid development of online marriage and love market, China’s online marriage and love market has formed a monopoly oligopoly competition pattern. Judging from the income pattern of online marriage and love market in 2015, jiayuan, Youyuan.com, zhenai and Lily.com have occupied nearly 63% of the industry, with revenue accounting for 26.7%, 15.0%, 11.0% and 10.2% respectively.

3. "Post-80s" and "Post-90s" become the main customer groups.

At present, there is an imbalance between men and women in the "post-70 s", "post-80 s" and "post-90 s" population of marriageable age in China, and the older they are, the more serious the imbalance is. The sex ratio of unmarried population after 1970s is as high as 206: 100, that of unmarried population after 1980s is 136: 100, and that of unmarried population after 1990s is 110: 100. There are 23.15 million more men than women in the unmarried population born after 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

According to the data of the Sixth Census, 11.959 million men aged 30-39 are unmarried, while 5.82 million women of the same age are unmarried. Men face a gap of 6.139 million in choosing a spouse at the same age. This situation will make 30+ men look for young women as partners, which will inevitably affect the mate selection of men in the "80" and "90" age groups and make it more difficult for them to marry.

"Post-80s" is the first generation of Internet users in China, and "Post-90s" is a native Internet user, and their familiarity with the Internet is much higher than that of previous generations. Nowadays, the "post-80s" and "post-90s" are of marriageable age, pursuing individuality and resenting traditional blind date. The Internet has become the main way for them to make friends and choose their spouses, and more and more single young people choose the Internet to make friends. As one of the main ways of "getting off the list", dating websites have great potential.

In the face of more and more self-deprecating "single dog"

Dogs just want to say:

"Are you still single?"

Source: CCTV Finance (ID:cctvyscj)