In China, marriage is regarded as an important event in life and the basic unit of family and society.
In recent years, there have been some worrying phenomena in China's marriage market, such as an imbalance in the ratio of men and women, a decline in the marriage rate, and an increase in the divorce rate.
These phenomena reflect the changes in China's demographic and social structure, and also pose challenges to China's economic development and social stability.
And behind these phenomena, there is a deeper problem, that is, the competitiveness and attractiveness of different types of families in the marriage market.
A ma-bao male family is a family composed of men who are overly dependent on their mothers and lack independence and responsibility.
Such families are not uncommon in China, especially in some traditional rural areas. The attractiveness of the Ma Bao male family in the marriage market is very low, and it is difficult to marry a daughter-in-law.
Families with many sons are those with two or more sons in the family. This type of family is also common in China, especially in some areas where sons are favored.
Families with many sons are also very uncompetitive in the marriage market, and it is difficult to marry a daughter-in-law.
Single-parent and divorced families are those where only one parent is raising a child due to the divorce or death of a parent.
There are also more and more such families in China, and single-parent and divorced families are also very uncompetitive in the marriage market, and it is difficult to marry a daughter-in-law.
These families need to give their sons more psychological and behavioral guidance, and they need to deal with family relationships with their families.
Every family has a scripture that is difficult to read, and I hope that these families can make corresponding adjustments according to their actual situation and marry a daughter-in-law as soon as possible.