Which countries have more women than men? Which country has more girls

Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Latvia in Eastern Europe, as well as Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Vietnam, and Thailand in Asia, have a serious imbalance between men and women.

There are many girls in Latvia.

The Republic of Latvia (Latvian: latvijas republika), abbreviated as Latvia. The name of the country is derived from the national language, meaning "armor", "metal clothing", and it is a parliamentary republic located in northeastern Europe.

It is bordered by the Baltic Sea to the west, and together with Estonia to the north and Lithuania to the south, it is known as the three Baltic states. It is adjacent to Russia and Belarus in the east, with a total area of 64,589 square kilometers.

Latvia is a developed capitalist country that became a member of NATO on 29 March 2004 and joined the European Union on 1 May 2004. Member of the Schengen Convention since 21 December 2007. On January 1, 2014, Latvia officially became the 18th member of the Eurozone.

Topography. The topography of Latvia is interspersed with plains, lowlands and low hills, with three-quarters of the region below 120 meters above sea level and the highest point at 311 meters above sea level.

The coastline of Latvia is 307 kilometers long, and the Gulf of Riga is deep inland. The terrain is low and flat, with hills in the east and west. The total length of the border is 1,841 km, of which 496 km are coastline.

The average altitude is 87 meters, and the landform is hills and plains, mainly limestone soil, and about half of it is arable land.

Zimbabwe, Georgia, Lithuania, Armenia.

About Zimbabwe

The Republic of Zimbabwe, formerly known as Rhodesia (before 1980), referred to as Zimbabwe, is a landlocked country in southeastern Africa that became independent on April 18, 1980. Zimbabwe had experienced severe hyperinflation, but since 2009, when the US dollar and South African rand were replaced with the national currency, inflation has gradually stabilized.

Zimbabwe is a more industrially developed country in Africa, with manufacturing, agriculture and mining as the three pillars of the economy. The country is rich in natural resources and has a good industrial and agricultural foundation. On November 11, 2019, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (the central bank) began issuing a new national currency, the new Zimbabwean dollar, ending a decade of no local currency in the country.

On March 27, 2020, Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa announced in a speech that in order to strengthen the prevention and control of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, Zimbabwe will implement a temporary 21-day national lockdown from March 30.

1. Latvia.

It is a country devastated by war. A large number of wars directly led to the fact that the ratio of men to women was only 1, and it was difficult for the girls here to find a husband if their requirements for the other half dropped again and again, so there were many cases of multiple women serving one husband.

2. Ukraine.

Ukraine has always been known for its prolific beauties. There are even ** to describe the beauty of Ukraine is flooded, in the capital of Ukraine, delicate and beautiful girls can be seen everywhere, their ratio of men to women is: 1.

3. Belarus.

The total population here is only 10 million. The lack of men led to an influx of a large number of beauties into China, and in the end, there was no way to directly issue a ban on the "export" of beauties! Their population ratio is:1.

4. Lithuania.

and two other countries together with the three countries of the sea. Needless to say, the beauties of the Taipei subway, which was very popular on the Internet before, are from this country, but the ratio of men and women here is only: 1.

5. Russia.

The beauty of Russian girls should be known all over the world. Russian girls can often be seen in the northeast, but because of the male-female ratio of 1, many Russian girls are married to Chinese.

According to the statistics of the Statistical Office of Latvia**, the difference between the proportion of men and women in Latvia is 8%, the largest difference in the world. Some experts believe that the water, soil and climate of this small country on the coast of the Baltic Sea may be more suitable for the survival and growth of female fetuses and infants.

Estonia. The second place, Estonia, the ratio of men to women: 1, as the world's second largest Eastern European country with the second imbalance between men and women, there are still many blonde beauties, and their fashion power should not be underestimated.

Ukraine; : 1, ranked third, compared to Russian beauties, Ukrainian girls are more delicate and exquisite. Not only are they slender and beautiful, but their complexions are also fair and delicate. Walking on the streets of Ukraine, it's easy to spot stylishly dressed Ukrainian blondes.

Belarus. Fourth, Belarus, male-female ratio, : 1, Belarus ranks fourth.

You must know that in Belarus, beauty is still a "national strategic resource", and Belarusian ** Lukashenko once ordered: Restrict beauties from going abroad! If you ask Belarusian girls what their favorite is, eight out of ten will say "high heels".

Walking on the streets of Belarus, you can always meet fashionable and eye-catching long-legged Belarusian girls, floating in front of you in high heels.

Fifth, Lithuania, male-female ratio: 1.

Russia. Sixth, Russia, male-female ratio: 1, For more than 20 years, the population of Russia has been in a state of negative growth, and the total number has fallen from 100 million in 1992 to 100 million in 2013.

Women make up 54 per cent of the total number of citizens in Russia, while men make up 46 per cent. And there is a huge difference in the average life expectancy of men and women in Russia. According to this trend, Russia may one day become a "daughter country".

The most direct factor causing the current round of population decline in Russia is the low birth rate and the high mortality rate. The birth rate is well below the normal level of maintaining a population base, while the mortality rate, especially among adolescents, has skyrocketed. Since the 1992 census, the death rate of the Russian population has been higher than the birth rate, and by 2006 the death rate was twice the birth rate.

In addition, the current demographic crisis in Russia is also manifested in the imbalance in the gender ratio of men and women in Russian society, with more women than men and one outnumbering men, and it is constantly increasing. According to the results of the three all-Russian censuses of 1989, 2002 and 2010, the ratio of male to female population in Russia is:

1163。Currently, 54 per cent of the total number of Russian nationals are women, while 46 per cent are men.

And there is a huge difference in the average life expectancy of men and women in Russia. In 2009, the average life expectancy in Russia was years for men and years for women, a difference of almost 12 years.

8th place, Monaco, male-to-female ratio; ：1

Moldova. 9th place, Moldova, male-to-female ratio: 1

Kazakhstan.

10th place, Kazakhstan, male-to-female ratio: 1

Hello, according to the statistics of the sixth national population census, 127339585 people, including 64754454 males, 62585131 females, the sex ratio of men to women is: 100 (lower than the national sex ratio, of which the total population of the country is 1332810869 people, 682329104 men, 650481765 women, male to female sex ratio: 100) statistical data analysis:

The population between the ages of 20 and 34 accounts for the total population surveyed, males and females, and if the ratio is multiplied by the total population of the country, the population aged 20 to 34 in the country is about 312810710, men and women, according to this statistic, there are more women between the ages of 20 and 34 than men in the country, and the ratio of men to women in this age group is 100, and the ratio of women to men is 100.