How many people divorce every hour in China?

Consultation Record · on 2021-11-11 How many post-90s people in China are married and how many divorce A set of data from the civil affairs department: At present, there are about 100 million post-90s people in China, and the ratio of men to women is about 54:46 (male:

female), and the number of post-90s couples who have registered for marriage is no more than 10 million (including many people who are married to the post-80s and post-00s), and the marriage rate is only a little more than 10%. And now the oldest post-90s are in their 30s, and the youngest post-90s are also 22 years old, this group has reached the marriageable age, if you calculate according to normal logic, there should be 70 million-80 million post-90 generations who should be married, but the actual marriage rate is far from the same. Not only that, among the post-90s who are already married, the divorce rate is as high as 35%.

In 2021, there will be 10,000 divorce registrations nationwide, a decrease of 10,000 couples from the previous year and a year-on-year decline. The average is about 244 pairs per hour.

According to the statistics of the Ministry of Civil Affairs**, in the first three quarters of 2022, the number of marriage registrations and divorce registrations in the whole department was 10,000, both of which hit a new low since the outbreak of the new crown.

By comparing the data of the first three quarters of recent years, the author finds that the number of marriage and divorce registrations in the fourth quarter does not contribute much to the total for the whole year. Coupled with the impact of the epidemic, ** the number of marriage and divorce registrations nationwide in 2022 will not increase significantly compared with the current data.

In 2021, 10,000 couples will be registered for marriage nationwide, and 10,000 couples will go through divorce procedures in accordance with the law, of which 10,000 couples will be divorced by court judgment and mediation.

In 2020, 10,000 couples nationwide will register marriages and go through divorce procedures in accordance with the law, of which 10,000 couples will be divorced by court judgment and mediation.

In 2019, 10,000 couples were registered for marriage and 10,000 divorces were handled in accordance with the law, of which 10,000 couples were divorced by court judgments and mediation.

In 2018, 10,000 couples nationwide went through marriage registration, and a total of 10,000 couples went through divorce procedures in accordance with the law, of which 10,000 couples were divorced by court judgment and mediation.

In fact, through comparative data, it is found that before the outbreak of the new crown, the number of couples who registered divorce in China every year was more than 4 million, and more than 8 million in terms of population. In 2020, the number of divorced couples decreased by 370,000, and in 2021, it dropped directly to more than 2 million.

I have to say that the impact of the new crown on people's lives has indeed penetrated into all aspects. People are staying at home longer, and couples are getting along and communicating more harmoniously than ever.

Some netizens joked that the probability of the new crown making men fool around outside has been greatly reduced, and there are fewer opportunities for the junior to get involved, and the decline in the divorce rate is naturally reasonable.

Of course, the new crown has indeed affected the marriage period of many young people.

By the time the spring of 2023 blooms, everything will be fine.

According to data from the Ministry of Civil Affairs, China's marriage registration data in 2020 will be 10,000 couples. This is the second time it has fallen below the 9 million mark, after falling below the 10 million pair mark in 2019. This is also the lowest since 2003 and only 60% of the peak in 2013.

Regarding the reasons why unmarried workers do not plan to get married, female respondents said that "marriage is not a mandatory option", followed by "worrying about the reduction of quality of life due to marriage"; For men, "unsupportive economic conditions" is the first reason, accounting for the proportion.

Big data of marriage and divorce in 31 provinces, the single group is growing. According to a report, in 2018, China's single adult population reached 100 million; More than 77 million of these adults live alone, and that number is expected to rise to 92 million by 2021. The single economy has also risen, which has had a huge impact on industries such as real estate, and the number of marriages has hit a 17-year low.

In some provinces, the number of divorces is significantly higher than the number of marriages. Among them, Liaoning ranks 16th in the country in the number of marriages, but ranks 10th in the number of divorces; Heilongjiang ranks 21st in the number of marriages and 13th in the number of divorces. Tianjin, Heilongjiang and Jilin ranked in the top three.

Among them, Tianjin and Heilongjiang both exceeded 70%. From a regional point of view, the proportion in the Northeast region is relatively high.

The number of marriages has declined sharply for two consecutive years, and the main reason for this is the decrease in the total number of marriageable people. At present, 25-29 years of age is still the main age of marriage, corresponding to the birth population in 1991 and 1995. Judging from the data of the past 40 years, China's birth population has been declining for many years after experiencing the highest peak (25.08 million) in the past 40 years in 1987

In 1991, it fell below 23 million; In 1994, it fell below 21 million; In 1998, it fell below the 20 million mark. It is foreseeable that as the "post-95s" and even the "post-00s" enter the stage of marriage and childbearing, the number of marriages will further decline and filial piety. In addition to the main factors of the decrease in the marriageable age, there are some objective factors that affect marriage and love, such as the epidemic.

In addition, the increase in education level, urbanization, economic pressure, and changes in the concept of marriage and love have also made the age of marriage continue to be postponed, and more and more people marry later or even do not marry.

According to statistics, the divorce rate in China has been relatively high in recent years. Hundreds of thousands of couples divorce every year.

In 2019, nearly 9 million people in China ended their marriages and returned to singleness. This number was in 2002, less than two million, and has been rising for more than ten years. Some people say that the economy has developed and the divorce rate has been high, but I don't think it's all right, after the reform and opening up until 2002, China's economic development speed is also very fast. But.

The Ministry of Civil Affairs recently released a set of statistical data, saying that 10,000 couples were registered nationwide last year, an increase of 10,000 couples over the previous year. 10,000 divorce registrations were handled, an increase of 10,000 over the previous year, an increase of 44 percent, and the divorce rate in China is rising rapidly at present. On a national average, the divorce rate was 4 per cent in 1979, 1999 and over 15 per cent in 2003. The fastest increase in divorce rates is in major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou.

In 2003, 90,000 marriages were registered and 40,000 divorces were registered, more than 40 percent

At the beginning, everyone was sloppy before marriage, and the relationship was unstable and married. And with the opening of the country, a large number of "non-Chinese culture" has affected the younger generation, so that too many young people tend to be emotionally precocious, which leads to the spread of early marriage and early childbearing, but with the growth of age and experience, and the pace of life of people is getting faster and faster, thinking about marriage is getting less and less, and the idea is getting simpler and simpler. After finally waking up, they often regret their immaturity, so marriages from this kind are often short-lived; There is also the fact that women used to rely on men to support, and after divorce, women can't go back to their parents' homes, and they can't support themselves, so they can only compromise after marriage.

But now it's different, so there are more divorces in 2016 10,000 marriage registrations, down from the previous year, and the marriage rate. At present, the number of marriages in China has been declining for three consecutive years. In 2007, the number of marriages was only 10,000, a year-on-year increase.

However, after 2008, the growth rate of the number of marriages in China continued to decline. It is reported that in 2007, China's post-80s generation entered the peak period of marriage, but most of the post-80s generation are only children, and the population base is small, resulting in insufficient stamina for the growth rate of marriage. In 2014, the number of marriages in China was even more negative, and the post-90s generation entered the peak period of marriage, and the number of marriages in China in 2014 was only 10,000 couples, a year-on-year decrease.

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