Living in Shanghai Lifestyle Service for Foreigners What`s On Solo Living: A Worrying Trend? Many young Chinese people choose to remain single these days.What do you think of this trend? We'd like to hear your comments on the issue, please send your opinions to shdaily03@yahoo.com. A“matched couple”at play during the Zhongshan Park matchmaking party. Young people attending a giant matchmaking party in the city had to run the gauntlet of parents who were out in force to help ensure that their sons and daughters found the right marriage partner. Latest Report Dating game sounds fun, liberating but it's tough work, disappointing (5/12 08:00) After working a dozen hours every day, 32-year-old Wei Ping often visits the Bailingtan Bar in downtown Beijing in the early evening. He does not go there simply to relax, but for something more important: finding the lady of his heart. More white-collar workers interested in 'flash marriage' event (15/11 13:15) More than 100 white-collar employees signed-up for next month's 'flash-marriage' event yesterday, the opening day for applications, today's Youth Post reported. Love, or at the very least, fun on cards at singles' event (13/11 10:34) More than 400 people gathered at a park by the Yangtze River on Friday night to celebrate the "Singles' Festival" - some looking for fun, others for a lasting relationship. "Flash marriage" stirs public debate  (14/11 13:14) Singles crisis hit Chinese society amid changing values  (12/11 11:29) Bachelor's auction at Fudan planned to celebrate Singles Day tomorrow  (10/11 07:25) Marriage market  (2/11 07:28) There was nothing left to fate at "Meet and Mate"  (1/11 16:40) Plea for peace in battle of the sexes  (14/10 16:43) A good man isn't really hard to find  (10/10 16:36) Where have all those good women gone?  (23/9 16:47) Where have all the good men gone?  (23/9 16:36) Match-maker banks on returnee singles  (29/8 16:22) Overseas reporter falls prey to eager parents  (17/8 16:21) Marriage: a career-obstacle?  (3/8 13:15) >>more    Hot Topics ARATS chief's Taiwan visit Quake jolts southwest China Shanghai World Expo 2010 more topics