Survey and Analysis on Quality of Life of Forced Male Bachelors in Rural China
Survey and Analysis on Quality of Life of Forced Male Bachelors in Rural China
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2012
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Wang Lei
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Male marriage squeeze is getting worse since 1980s when strict population control policy was implemented in China.Do forced male bachelors have lower well-being than married one? What factors affect Quality of Life(QOL) of forced male bachelors and how they affect? A survey is conducted in 15 mountain villages on Northern Hebei Province in 2010 to analyze all forced male bachelors there.The findings are as follow.First,forced male bachelors do have lower QOL than married male,especially on objective aspect.Only 12% of them satisfy their life in general but none of them feel very satisfied.Second,parents' support is the key factors affecting their QOL.Third,economic satisfaction has significant correlation with general satisfaction while social satisfaction has no significant correlation.Last,force male bachelors have limited risks on public security as their lower ability and no organization.Field-study cases are analyzed beside data statistical analysis.