Marriage Phobia on Campus and Society Reconstruct the Universities' Cultural Ecology of Marriage and Childbirth

Xinyi Yi; Menglu Han; Yichen Zhao

doi:10.54097/ijeh.v7i1.4861

Authors

Xinyi Yi
Menglu Han
Yichen Zhao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v7i1.4861

Keywords:

University students, Marriage phobia, Marriage and childbearing culture, Separation-individualization.

Abstract

Marriage phobia spreads to university campuses. The group of university students has shown subversion of the traditional view of Marriage and family. It has been labeled as individualism, class consolidation, cognitive bias, and emotional alienation. Marriage phobia on campus relates results not only to original family influences but also to the mismanagement of society and universities. It is recommended that: society reconstructs the cultural ecology of Marriage and childbirth, universities strengthen education and guidance, and family members and students communicate with each other.

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