Humans have been evolving for hundreds of thousands of years, and each evolution will be engraved into the human genes, and then passed on from generation to generation.
For example, humans like to shake their legs because primitive societies have to be ready to escape when danger comes.
For example, humans like to eat sweets, because sugar has the advantage of high energy efficiency in storage, allowing humans to cope with long periods of hunger.
For example, people are more likely to be sleepy on rainy days, not because of white noise, but rainy days beasts generally do not appear, you can let down your guard to get a brief sense of security.
People always like to keep brushing shake, brush microblogging, and keep getting information about the outside world, which is also related to safety as well as the rainy day, because keep getting information about the outside world and know that there is no beast to confirm their safety.
Men are more adventurous and therefore have a higher mortality rate than women, and men physically have a lower life expectancy than women, which can result in fewer men than women. In order to strike a balance, this evolutionary inscription into the human genes is reflected in the different speed of movement, weight, etc. of X and Y sperm, thus Y sperm are more likely to win out and impregnate the egg to give birth to a male baby.
Therefore, the sex ratio of human births is not 1:1. Demographers have conducted statistics and studies and found that the normal range of the population sex ratio is between 102 and 107 (i.e., the number of males for every 100 females).
If it is higher or lower than this number, there must be other abnormal factors involved.
China’s age-sex ratio in 2020 (from the official website of the National Bureau of Statistics)
The sex ratio of China’s total population in 2020 is 104.80, with slightly more males than females, a figure that is fully consistent with the natural reproduction of the population.
It can also be seen in the statistics that
there are always more males than females in the population until the age of 65
After the age of 65, women begin to outnumber men.
In another statistic from the National Bureau of Statistics, for the population over 95 years old, the sex ratio between men and women is only 35.29, i.e. when there are 100 long-lived women over 95 years old, there are only 35 men.
- A large number of female babies were aborted after sex determination
Age-sex structure of Feng County in 2010 (data source of the 6th National Census)
From the national perspective.
The sex ratio of 0-4 years old is 110, the sex ratio of 5-9 years old is 113, and the sex ratio of 10-14 years old is 115.
In contrast, the data for Feng County deviates completely from the normal values.
For ages 0-4, the sex ratio is 130
For ages 5-9, the sex ratio is 147
For ages 10-14, the sex ratio is 146
The people often say that when things go wrong, there is a devil.
Demographers say that deviations from the normal value must have abnormal factors involved.
Why are people in Feng County more likely to have sons, even as many as 147 boys born for every 100 girls born?
It is not because the soil and water quality in Feng County are more likely to produce sons, but because of human intervention to identify the sex of the fetus, and when it is known to be a female baby, it is chosen to be aborted and aborted.
This is why we often see so many painless abortion ads online and on TV.
Countless baby girls in Feng County are destined to never be born the moment they are merely formed in their mother’s womb where the sex can be determined.
They don’t even have a chance to look at the world and die.
- A large number of senior men buy young women
The birth rate of male babies in Fengxian is as high as 1.5 times that of female babies. Although the mortality rate of males is slightly higher than that of females, Fengxian is one of the poorest and most backward counties in Jiangsu Province, so a large number of women will leave Fengxian for the big cities.
It is easier for women to take root in big cities by marriage, so Fengxian will not lose less women than men, which is the reason why there are more women than men in China’s big cities and a large number of bachelor villages in rural areas.
For the above reasons, it is predictable that Feng County should have a large number of bachelors.
But once again, the laws of nature fail in Feng County.
According to the data of the 7th census in 2020, nationally, women never outnumber men until the age of 65.
But Feng County, with a male to female infant ratio of up to 1.5, has suddenly seen women bizarrely outnumber men at marriageable age.
30-34 years old, sex ratio 86 (i.e. 100 females, 86 males)
35-39 years old, sex ratio 92
40-44 years old, sex ratio 84
45-49 years old, sex ratio 88
50-54 years old, sex ratio 101
The common people often say that deviations from the norm are bound to happen.
Demographers say that deviations from the normal value must have abnormal factors involved.
Before the age of 30, men in Feng County overwhelmingly outnumbered women, even by a factor of 1.5; after the age of 30, women suddenly reversed from being overwhelmingly higher in number than men; it was not until the age of 50 that the number of men again exceeded that of women.
The magnitude of this reversal is no less than the flip-flop of the Chinese women’s soccer team’s victory over South Korea to win the championship.
There is only one explanation: that is, Fengxian men left Fengxian on a large scale when they were of marriageable age and then returned home at age 50, while a large number of women came to Fengxian when they were of marriageable age.
The former is understandable, but the latter does not make sense. Fengxian is poor and backward, so not only does it not have the resources to attract foreign women to come, but local women should also leave in greater numbers than men in order to be logical.
But the data does not lie.
Then it can only be explained that a large number of marriageable women were trafficked to Feng County.
Official data and social surveys by scholars confirm this.
In the book “Ancient Sins – A Chronicle of the Great National Trafficking of Women” published in 1989, it is recorded that 48,100 women were trafficked to Xuzhou in the three years from 1986 to 1989 alone.
But there is still one thing that cannot be explained: after 30 years old, even if a large number of women were abducted and sold to Fengxian, the abduction reached 1:1 for men and women can be, but why it reached a staggering gender ratio of 86, that is, for every 100 women, there are only 86 men.
This data, in the marriage market, men are not only not vulnerable, or the absolute meat and potatoes.
There is only one truth.
My personal guess from the data is that it should be men over 50 who are involved in buying young women in large numbers. The mismatch of older men with younger women has resulted in the number of women aged 30-50 in Feng County being severely higher than men.
It’s unsettling.
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