Shanghai’s Marriage Market, where elderly residents gather in the hopes of setting up their children or grandchildren with “suitable” spouses by advertising their qualities. Read more …

Shanghai’s Marriage Market, where elderly residents gather in the hopes of setting up their children or grandchildren with “suitable” spouses by advertising their qualities. Read more …
The issue of unmarried females, often stigmatised as “leftover” women, has long been a topic of concern in a society that prioritises marriage and motherhood for women. Read more …
From the moment Mary sensed she was pregnant with her third child she knew she had received a gift. But the niggling question of how a third child would affect their life worried her. Read more …
The new era in China is seen as lacking love, ethics, and upbringing. While the original hierarchy and relationships have collapsed, a new order affecting relationships has not been established. Read more …
“Our generation of only-children is very self-conscious. We must shoulder all of our parents’ goals and their ever- bigger dreams…we don’t have our independent future, but rather, re-walk the path our parents didn’t finish.” Read more …
圣经和中国传统的儒家文化都教导人应该“孝敬父母”,尽管“孝敬”在两者中的含义不尽相同。 Read more …
This resource is a list of questions that a couple can use for open and frank discussions before they get married. Read more …
This resource has been designed as a do-it-yourself seminar to help Christian women learn what the Bible teaches about singleness and to discuss it together. Read more …
This article is intended to help those working with Chinese students overseas to understand more about the situation of marriage in China. Read more …