I was shocked, the divorce rate in China is 44%, and in India it is only 1%, is it because Indian men take care of their families too much?

Why is the divorce rate lower in economically backward countries around the world? This is really an interesting topic! Isn't it said that economic conditions are the basis of marriage? Then why are marriages more stable in some poor countries? Let's find out!

First, let's take a look at the divorce rates in some economically developed countries. The divorce rate in the United States remains high, with nearly 50% of marriages ending in divorce every year. East Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea also have high divorce rates. What are the reasons for the high divorce rate in these countries? Deteriorating economic conditions and employment pressures can be one of the factors that lead to divorce, but there is also a deeper reason: a change in personal values. With the gradual opening and liberalization of society, people's values are constantly changing, and marriage is no longer a necessity for many people.

Why, then, do economically backward countries have relatively low divorce rates? This is because, in some poor countries, marriage is still a symbol of social status. In these countries, the family is still valued and traditional values still predominate. Therefore, people pay more attention to the stability of their marriage, and would rather endure some unhappiness in their married life than divorce easily. From this point of view, in a country, the cultural background and values of the population are the most central factors affecting the divorce rate.

For example, in my country, Chinese people have always paid attention to family values and traditional values, so the divorce rate in mainland China has been low. However, in recent years, due to changes in people's lifestyles and social environment, the divorce rate in China has also begun to rise.

So, how to ensure the stability of marriage in a country? Here I would like to analyze the following aspects:

1. Establish a marriage education system to improve the quality and stability of marital relations.

2. Strengthen the construction of the legal system for marriage, protect the legitimate rights and interests of husband and wife, and reduce the interest drive of divorce;

3. To improve the cultural quality of the people, and to cultivate people's family values and traditional values;

4. Strengthen the protection of women's rights and interests, reduce gender discrimination, and create a good interactive relationship in the family.

By looking at divorce rates around the world, we can conclude that the economy is not the only factor that determines the quality of marriage. Family culture, traditional values, and the legal system of marriage will also have a certain impact on the quality of marriage. Therefore, we need to strengthen the legal system, promote cultural exchanges, and create a good marriage atmosphere to maintain the stability of marriage relations and create a happy family.