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With record-low birth rates, more people in Asia are embracing solo living and spending more on themselves. The rise of the so-called “loneliness economy” has s…
With record-low birth rates, more people in Asia are embracing solo living and spending more on themselves. The rise of the so-called “loneliness economy” has seen single folks splurge on pets, collectibles and unique experiences. CNN’s Stephanie Yang reports.
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@@newbestofthis4422Imported1mo ago
So sad
@@jieli3313Imported1mo ago
Unwaveringly implementing the leadership of extreme individualism! In essence, this serves the personal interests of a few individual leaders! It replaces a society governed by democracy and the rule of law with the personal rule of a few individual leaders!
@@ps_nyisgoneImported1mo ago
The singles weren't allowed to do those things prior, or more likely being single was not common and frowned upon. Now it's getting more popular and accepted, I suppose. <br><br>For 35 years from 1980 to 2015 the Chinese government maintained a one-child policy. Millions of women suffered forced sterilizations, contraception, and abortions in the name of population control. China lifted the one-child policy in 2016, in an attempt to encourage childbirth due to an aging population and declining birth rates, which led to the introduction of a two-child policy and later in 2021 to a three-child policy.
@@KOkayyyImported1mo ago
Oh the future is DEFINITELY female. And it can't get here fast enough.😏
@@IDF_R_HEROESImported1mo ago
You can do anything alone anywhere, stew pid.
@@cobaltcrusader9841Imported1mo ago
There is one white person in the video, reply if you saw her
@@LoidTonyKorpImported1mo ago
Me, I'm going to Pay for Sexual Intercourse and Select a Hot Escort
With record-low birth rates, more people in Asia are embracing solo living and spending more on themselves. The rise of the so-called “loneliness economy” has seen single folks splurge on pets, collectibles and unique experiences. CNN’s Stephanie Yang reports.
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