Statistics, in fact, sometimes lie to the average person.

It's true that perhaps the number of divorced pairs may have decreased,

but, correspondingly, so did the number of people getting married last year.

So, shouldn't this 2021 divorce rate and 2020 divorce rate be compared at all?

Also, you said yourself that there is an interesting "cooling off period" in place,

and that there are queues for divorce in many places.

Some places have gone so far as to cap the number of divorces in a month.

The cap has been reached, sorry, want to divorce, wait for the next month.

It must be said that these tactics, are for the young couple can calm down a little,

Don't because of a little bit of trivial things on the quarrel divorce.

It's a good thing.

The lower divorce rate is also a good thing.

But, a lot of the time, the truth really can't be helped.

Let's take our population for example!

Last year's population addition in 2021 was only 500,000 people.

That's still a barely half a million increase with the desperate attempts to encourage two and three children.

So what about this year, 2022?

What's going to happen to the population, we all naturally expect, right?

The reason is not because young people are getting married less, divorcing more, and refusing to have children.

It's urgent to improve social welfare!

Otherwise, more young people, will be reluctant to enter the marriage hall.