US EditionThe number of marriages in China continues to decline. Many places are offering money to reward marriages, which has caused heated discussions | Young people
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China's economy is in a downturn, unemployment is soaring, and many young people choose to "lay flat" and not get married or have children. After the number of marriages fell to a 45-year low in 2024, the number of marriages fell again in the first quarter of this year. Recently, the news that "many places announced money rewards for marriage" has become the focus of public opinion.
Newtalk News Faced with the "living worse than death" negative population growth crisis for three consecutive years, various parts of China have introduced generous incentive measures to encourage marriage and childbirth at the right age. Longgui Nanling Village, Baiyun District, Guangzhou City has implemented a new policy. Those who meet the conditions can receive a bonus of up to RMB 100,000 (about NT$447,000) for "marriage and childbirth", s…
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