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“Leftover Women” Find Online Voice

Posted November 28th, 2011 at 10:40 pm (UTC+0)
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In the west, the age of marriageability is far higher than in China. But in China, women who have reached their late 20s are considered “leftover.” “Leftover women” (剩女) is an often negative term indicating more mature Chinese women who are no longer on the marriage market. In China, marriage is seen as an act […]

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