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1. This year's Zhejiang Fair and Consumer Expo, the relevant ministries and commissions of the state, the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee and the provincial leaders all attach great importance to it. Zhang Yutai, Director of the Development Research Center and Secretary of the Party Leadership Group, Zhong Shan, Vice Minister of Commerce, and the International Liaison Department of the Communist Party of China.

1 AllSince the late 80s of the 20th century, young people in China have come to understand the term "dink" (double income, no children), and some have even followed this new way of life at the time. Because the concept of "Dink" is in serious opposition to the traditional Chinese values of "more children, more blessings", "Dink" followers are considered rebels in mainstream Chinese society.

Today, in the 21st century, the younger generation has many lifestyle choices. The traditional concept of the extended family is declining, and most of us tend to build so-called "small families" (one couple, one child). At the same time, society was more tolerant of dinks and celibates.

In addition, young people also tend to marry at an older age than their parents.

Since the late 80s of the 20th century, young people in China have come to understand the term "dink" (double income, no children), and some have even followed this new way of life. As the concept of "Dink" is contrary to China's traditional values of having more children and more blessings, followers of "Dink" are seen in China as anti-mainstream society. In the 21st century, a new generation of young people has more choices in their lifestyles.

The traditional extended family is disappearing, and most of us are interested in creating the so-called "basic family" (a couple with only one child). At the same time, society has given more tolerance to the Dink family and those who are still single. In addition, young people may marry later than their parents.

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It wasn't until the late '80s that young people in China began to understand the definition of "Dink", and some of them even started to start a new way of life. Because the "Dink concept" is so far removed from the traditional Chinese concept of "having more children and more blessings", the "Dink people" are often seen as rebels in mainstream Chinese society.

Now, in the 21st century, the younger generation has more choices in their lifestyles. Traditional extended family life has increasingly faded (from their perceptions), and most of them tend to establish a so-called "nuclear family" (where the couple has only one child). At the same time, society gave more tolerance (understanding) to the Dinks and the "single aristocracy".

Moreover, young people are more willing to marry at a later age than their parents' generation.