"No Love Here" How Shenzhen is Made into a Capital of Leftover Women

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Hello, this is China Deep Dive. We have all the information you need to know about China at present. Today's topic is:
Why are so many young women in Shenzhen struggling to find a partner despite the city having far more men than women?
Shenzhen has one of China's largest gender imbalances, with roughly 1.83 million more men than women among its permanent residents. Yet at famous matchmaking corners such as Lianhuashan, crowds of highly educated, financially independent women continue to search for partners.
In this video, we explore the deeper reasons behind Shenzhen's unusual dating and marriage market: rising housing costs, intense workplace competition, economic independence among women, changing marriage expectations, and the growing gap between young professionals and low-income male workers.
We also look at reports from Shenzhen's matchmaking corners, where women in their 20s and 30s are actively seeking marriage, while many men struggle to meet expectations such as owning a home, owning a car, and earning a high annual salary.
Why does a city with millions more men than women still have so many single women? And what does Shenzhen's dating market reveal about China's changing attitudes toward marriage, money, and relationships?
Watch until the end for a closer look at the forces reshaping marriage and relationships in modern China.
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