Except they're not "coming of age"; they already have. Enforcement of the one-child policy started in 1980. The first children born under it are turning 35 these days.
I think your worry is a very reasonable one, but it has not become a reality. I wonder why not.
The one child policy has not always and everywhere been enforce with full power. You get a certain buffer effect from men getting a younger female companion: measured in person years, you'll have more single-men-years than single-women-years this way.
I think your worry is a very reasonable one, but it has not become a reality. I wonder why not.