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00:04Do young people these days really not want to get married?
00:07I don't want to have children anymore.
00:08I believe many elders would say
00:10Young people are different now.
00:11They choose not to marry or have children.
00:13Or if you're going to have children, have fewer.
00:14But there's a new survey result...
00:16However, the displayed situation may not be like this.
00:18The chairman of the National Population and Family Development Authority, Rohani, said
00:22They coincided with World Population Day
00:24A survey was conducted with 3,625 Malaysians aged 18 and over.
00:28Then they discovered a staggering 90.9%
00:31That is, nearly 91% of the single respondents
00:34Actually, I wanted to get married.
00:3691.1% of people?
00:38I hope to have my own children in the future.
00:40That's not all!
00:41Even among those who are already married...
00:4333.8% of people
00:45Want to have one or more children
00:49What is the average ideal family size?
00:51There are 2.8 children.
00:53So you see...
00:54So it turns out everyone did want to.
00:56But there has always been one in my heart
00:57The dream of starting a family
00:59But then another problem arose.
01:00Since 90% of people
01:01They all want to get married and have children.
01:03But why do we see this around us?
01:04Many people still choose to be single.
01:06And the number of newborns
01:08It's still declining.
01:10The reason behind this is...
01:12It's really heartbreaking.
01:14The investigation found that...
01:1517.6% of respondents were very frank about it.
01:18They had no way to achieve it.
01:19That is, the number of children you want.
01:2220.5% of them
01:24To put it bluntly, it's an economic issue.
01:26Family income is not enough
01:27The cost of living keeps rising
01:29I'm so busy with work that I don't have time.
01:30Some people also face difficulties in conceiving.
01:33There are also health issues
01:34Rohani also mentioned a very practical situation.
01:36Many people have reported that
01:38Getting married is really expensive
01:40How expensive is it?
01:42Think about it.
01:43Now hold a wedding
01:44Dowry
01:45feast
01:45wedding dress
01:46Still?
01:47All kinds
01:48They all need money
01:49It can start at tens of thousands of ringgit at any time.
01:51So, people who get married in the marijuana industry
01:52It's getting later and later.
01:54According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics
01:562024
01:57On average, men don't get married until they are 31.
02:00Women also need to be 29 years old.
02:02Getting married too late
02:03The golden time for childbirth
02:05Naturally, it shortens.
02:06You want to have two or three children.
02:07Maybe
02:08Actually, there's not even enough time to have one child.
02:10And this phenomenon
02:11Actually, this wasn't just happening in Malaysia.
02:16In fact, young people all over the world...
02:18They all face similar dilemmas
02:19United Nations Population Fund
02:21Representative to Malaysia, Julita, said
02:22They conducted a massive multinational survey.
02:25Covering 73 countries
02:27More than 108,000
02:29Young people aged 18 to 39
02:31In the middle?
02:31This also includes 1,000 Malaysian youths.
02:33So what did this survey find?
02:35More than two-thirds of the people
02:36Want to get married
02:38Or want to live with their partner
02:40Nearly 90%
02:42I want to have at least one child.
02:43Julita said something very interesting.
02:45He said young people have not given up on marriage.
02:47They did not give up having children
02:49What has truly changed is the real world they face.
02:52To put it bluntly
02:53It's not that young people are selfish and don't want to have children.
02:55Sometimes it's because we can't afford a house.
02:57Jobs are unstable.
02:58Reality doesn't allow it.
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