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If you wander through People’s Park in Chengdu, Sichuan, you’ll come across a small crowd of greying heads with laminated sheets of paper laid out on either side of the path. The concept of marriage, seemingly individualistic in outlook, has more often than not served as a tool to propagate and preserve a people and their culture. After all, the family is the basic unit of society. However, for varying reasons, finding the “right” life partner has proven, in most cases, to be a challenge for millions of people around the world. It is so big an issue that it spurned off a phenomenon known as “Marriage Markets” in China. Just like your typical neighbourhood market, the Marriage Market hosts people who congregate to advertise and peruse their “products.” But unlike your typical market, these “products,” so to speak, are unmarried sons and daughters. Every weekend, at popular public places such as the People’s Park in Shanghai and at several parks and other public places in Beijing, concerned parents (and sometimes grandparents) congregate to advertise and scout out potential spouses for their unmarried children. Typically, parents post sheets of paper detailing their child’s eligibility as a potential spouse and the qualities a prospective son- or daughter-in-law should have. According to a 2018 survey of the Shanghai Marriage Market, some of the qualities include; Age: When stating their preferences for potential spouses, the majority of men were seeking younger women, while women preferred someone closer to their own age. Most of the advertisements are for people aged 25-30. Education and employment status: Job and education are two of the essential pieces of personal information every advertisement lists. According to the survey, the dating pool was highly educated, with two-thirds of both men and women having attained a bachelor’s degree or higher. Among those who stated an educational qualification for potential spouses, a majority of women were seeking a partner with a similar level of education, while men preferred slightly less accomplished partners. One of the consequences is the marriage market, where many parents who are eager to marry off their children advertise them at the market, often without their consent. China Episodes Episode 1 -    • How to visit The Great wall of China ...   [ Great Wall of China] Episode 2 -    • This serious accident almost ended my...   [ Accident in China] Episode 3 -    • ಚೀನಾದ Bejing ನ ಪ್ರವಾಸ ಮಾಹಿತಿ | Trendi...   [ Bejing Travel Tips ] Episode 4 -    • How do Chinese people party? | Nightl...   [ How Chineese Party ] Episode 5 -    • why do chinese people win so many Oly...   [ Birds nest Olympic stadium] Episode 6 -    • How do Chinese women treat Indian man...   [ Chinese women, Indian Man] Episode 7 -    • Indian Trying Chinese Muslim food | ಚ...   [ Muslims in China] Episode 8 -    • Indian becoming a Celebrity in the Wo...   [ Becoming celebrity in China ] Episode 9 -    • Super Rich Chinese farmer and fully d...   [ Chinese Village and Farmers] Episode 10 -    • Flying on a train ,My bullet train ex...   [ Bullet Train in China] Episode 11 -    • How to meet the PANDA'S in China? | E...   [ Panda Park ] Episode 13 -    • How do Chinese marry? The Weird story...   [ Marriage Market ] Episode 14 -    • Can you survive in a city with 35 Mil...   [ 3rd most populated city ] Episode 15 -    • World‘s first Kung-fu temple was star...   [ Kung - fu temple ] Episode 16 -    • Wuhan,Visiting the most feared city i...   [ Situation in Wuhan ] #globalkannadiga #kannadavlogs #kannada #kannadatraveller #china #marriagemarket #bagpacker #budgetbackpacker #marriage #marriageinchina #crazy #amazing #culture Global Kannadiga's Playlists Thailand Series -    • Thailand   China Series -    • China   Iran Series -    • Iran Travel Vlogs   Kazakstan Series -    • Kazakstan   Vietnam Series -    • Vietnam Series   Cambodia series -    • Cambodia Travel Series   My songs and Vlongs Neene oh Baby -    • I celebrated my Valentine's Day in Ir...   Yaavudo oorina raaniyu ivalu -    • ಯಾವುದೊ ಊರಿನ ರಾಣಿಯೂ ಇವಳು | Video Song ...   First Vlong -    • Iranನಲ್ಲೀ ಮದುವೆ ಆಗಿ settle ಅಗೋಣಾ ಅನ್ಕ...   Second Vlong -    • Iran ನಲ್ಲಿ ಕೊನೆಗು Propose ಮಾಡ್ಬಿಟ್ಟೆ ...   Third Vlong -    • why should you travel Kazakhstan🇰🇿 | ...   Vlog + Song = Vlong [ A new concept introduced for the first time in the world by Global Kannadiga] My Instagram - https://instagram.com/mahabala_ramm?u... https://instagram.com/global_kannadig... My Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...