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Crackdown on 'unhealthy' wedding practices in developing city in China to curb vulgar rituals and extravagance

The Xiongan New Area is the latest region in China to announce a crackdown on over-the-top weddings, after a controversial pole dance at a reception last month that made national headlines. The Xiongan New Area, a state-level experimental zone in Hebei province, northern China, that has been hand-picked by Chinese president Xi Jinping to be an innovative, green and resident-friendly. ....

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IAU approves Chinese names to identify areas on Moon

IAU approves Chinese names to identify areas on Moon
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International Astronomical Union approves Chinese names to identify areas on Moon

Beijing, May 28
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) has approved eight Chinese names for features around the area on the Moon where China’s spacecraft Chang’e-5 probe landed last y ....

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Issue of the day: China's plunging divorce rate

“Cooling off”?
According to the new law that came into force in January, Chinese couples looking to divorce must first complete a mandatory month-long cooling off period to reflect. They must then apply again if they still feel the same. If they don’t show up for two appointments between 30 and 60 days after applying, their application is cancelled.
What’s behind the law?
The Communist Party of China introduced the legislation in a bid to reduce rising divorce rates. Last year, around 4.15 million Chinese couples got divorced; in 2003, it was 1.3 million.
The reasons for the rise…?
A variety of issues, including the increasing autonomy of women in China, as well as a growing intolerance of domestic abuse and extra marital affairs, along with reduced stigma. ....

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Divorces in China plummet 70% following new government 'cool-off' law

Divorces in China plummet 70% following new government ‘cool-off’ law
Brandon Sapienza
China is currently seeing an unprecedented record drop in the divorce rate since the implementation of a mandatory “cooling-off” period for couples who may be seeking a divorce.
In the final quarter of 2020, 1.06 million couples filed for divorce according to China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs. In the first quarter of 2021, just 296,000 couples filed for divorce, a 72% drop.
Year-to-year, in the first quarter of 2020, 612,000 couples filed for divorce, 52% more than at the same time this quarter.
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A wedding in China.
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On Jan. 1, a new Civil Code was put into place by the Chinese government that requires couples to wait 30 days after submitting their divorce application to withdraw from the petition according to CNN. Should neither party withdraw, the couple must reapply for divorce. ....

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