VOICED: China's single women compete for love and riches

The video discusses a matchmaking event in Beijing where women compete to meet wealthy bachelors. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including age, height, and education. The event highlights the societal pressures on women in China and the business of matchmaking, where men must prove significant wealth. Despite being unromantic, such events are gaining popularity due to the pressures of modern urban life.

What is the primary purpose of the matchmaking event in Beijing?

• To promote tourism in Beijing

• To find suitable partners for wealthy bachelors

• To address the gender imbalance in China

• To encourage women to pursue higher education

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for women participating in the matchmaking event?

• Being under 30 years old

• Having a university degree

• Owning a business

• Being over 165 centimeters tall

Why can women afford to be selective in the matchmaking market in China?

• There are more women than men

• The government supports selective matchmaking

• Cultural norms encourage selectiveness

• Men far outnumber women

What is a unique requirement for men participating in this matchmaking service?

• They must prove a net worth of at least $16 million

• They must have a university degree

• They must be from Beijing

• They must be under 30 years old

Why are matchmaking services becoming more popular in Beijing?

• Young urbanites have little time to find partners

• They are government-mandated

• They are seen as romantic

• They offer financial incentives