CEIBS Professor Michael Kwan on China's Divorce Rate

The video discusses the statistical trends in China, highlighting the increase in devices and the divorce rate. It explores the impact of women's education on their independence and the resulting societal changes. The discussion includes the challenges women face in balancing career and family, and the government's legislative efforts to encourage female workforce participation. The video also covers government initiatives to promote marriage and reduce stress among young people, and analyzes the mixed messages from the government regarding women's rights and societal norms.

What was the percentage increase in the number of devices in China from 2010 to 2020?

• 80%

• 62%

• 50%

• 70%

How does women's education impact divorce rates in China?

• It only affects rural areas

• It increases divorce rates

• It has no impact

• It decreases divorce rates

What societal challenge do women in China face regarding career and family?

• Lack of education

• Balancing career and family life

• Limited job opportunities

• High cost of living

What is one government initiative to encourage marriage among young people in China?

• Increasing taxes

• Providing free education

• Reducing housing prices

• Organizing matchmaking events

What is a potential consequence of extending maternity leave in China?

• Lower birth rates

• Increased female employment

• Decreased female employment

• Higher birth rates

What mixed message is the Chinese government sending regarding women's rights?

• Increasing taxes on women's products

• Reducing maternity leave

• Promoting male employment

• Encouraging women's rights while controlling the Me Too movement

What financial burden do parents in Shanghai face for raising a child?

• 3 million to 4 million RMB

• 1 million to 2.5 million RMB

• 500,000 to 1 million RMB

• 2.5 million to 3 million RMB