记者 王海燕 者从市民政局获悉，2025年全市共办理婚姻登记175092对，其中结婚登记125102对、离婚登记 49990对。2025年全市初婚平均年龄29.7岁，其中男性30.3岁，女性29.1岁。 自去年婚姻登记"全国通办"实施以来，全市共办理"全国通办"婚姻登记41332对，其中结婚登记 34040对、离婚登记7292对，分别占同期本市婚姻登记总量的38.49%和21.3%，共服务30个省、自治 区、直辖市户籍的104870名当事人。 办理涉外国人、涉港澳台居民及华侨结婚登记2062对，其中结婚登记1696对、离婚登记366对，共 涉及85个国家和地区。 2025年，本市"结婚落户一件事"，包括民政部门的"内地居民婚姻登记（结婚）"、公安部门的"本 市户口登记（婚姻状况变更）""市内户口迁移（因婚姻迁入配偶家庭户）"、卫健部门的"生育登记"4个 事项，共服务1462对群众。 2025年，离婚冷静期内主动撤回离婚321对、离婚冷静期到期后未办理离婚16246对。 ...

Group 1 - The core issue revolves around a citizen, Mr. Wu, who faced difficulties in obtaining a marriage certificate due to a discrepancy in the marriage registration system, which showed a previous marriage still "active" from 2007 to 2018 [2] - The marriage registration office in Haikou's Xiuying District acknowledged that Mr. Wu's case is not unique, as similar issues have arisen due to the lack of a nationwide marriage registration system and inadequate historical record management [2] - The resolution of Mr. Wu's case highlights the importance of the civil affairs department's ability to address individual circumstances while adhering to legal regulations, demonstrating a commitment to public service [3] Group 2 - The marriage registration office initiated a special handling mechanism to address Mr. Wu's urgent needs, confirming his true marital status and facilitating the marriage registration process [3] - The article emphasizes the necessity for individuals to accurately understand the difference between "reissue" and "replacement" when dealing with marriage registration, to prevent long-term complications from misunderstandings [3]

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming New Year's Day on January 1, 2026, is expected to be a significant date for many couples in Nanjing, with over 500 pairs already booking their marriage registrations for this hopeful day [1]. Group 1: Marriage Registration Demand - More than 500 couples have made reservations for marriage registration on January 1, 2026, indicating a strong demand for this date [1]. - The Xuanwu District marriage registration office is particularly popular, having reserved slots for 180 couples [2]. Group 2: Service Availability - To accommodate the demand, marriage registration offices in Nanjing will be open on New Year's Day, Labor Day, and National Day mornings, with holiday schedules to be announced [3]. - Couples can make appointments through the "Su Service" app or the Jiangsu marriage registration online service platform [3]. Group 3: Venue and Experience - The Xuanwu District marriage registration office, located near the picturesque Xuanwu Lake, is becoming a favored romantic choice for couples [2]. - The new marriage registration office in the Liuhe District will officially relocate to a new address on January 1, 2026, featuring a design that blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with modern elements [5].

Core Insights - The construction of the Zhengzhou Yellow River Railway Bridge, known as the first steel structure railway bridge across the Yellow River, holds significant historical and economic importance for Zhengzhou and the broader region [1][3]. Historical Context - The initiative for the bridge's construction began with a memorial submitted to the Qing government in 1903 by prominent officials, emphasizing the bridge's importance for economic development and military strength following China's defeat in the First Sino-Japanese War [1][2]. - The bridge was essential for the completion of the Jinghan Railway, which connects North and Central China, marking a significant milestone in modern railway construction [2][3]. Engineering Challenges - Selecting the bridge's location was a primary challenge, with initial plans focusing on Kaifeng, but due to geographical and technical constraints, the site was moved to Zhengzhou [2][3]. - The design incorporated advanced truss structure technology from Belgium and utilized deep pile foundations to ensure stability on the soft riverbed [2][3]. Socio-Economic Impact - The completion of the bridge in 1907 marked the full operation of the Jinghan Railway, significantly contributing to the economic development of Central and North China [3]. - The bridge transformed Zhengzhou from a regular county into a transportation hub, fostering rapid economic growth and establishing new commercial centers, particularly around the western railway station [3].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is making significant progress in social welfare and public service initiatives during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on improving living standards and providing support for vulnerable groups [1] Group 1: Social Welfare Initiatives - The average standard of urban and rural subsistence allowances has increased by 19.6% and 21.3% respectively compared to 2020 [3] - A layered and categorized social assistance system has been established, extending coverage to low-income families and those facing rigid expenditure difficulties [3] - A dynamic monitoring and regular assistance mechanism for disadvantaged groups has been initiated, ensuring no large-scale return to poverty [3] Group 2: Child Welfare - Significant progress has been made in the construction of a child welfare protection system, including support for orphans and children in difficult situations [3] - The basic living standards for various categories of vulnerable children have increased by 26%, 32%, and 31% respectively compared to 2020 [3] Group 3: Support for the Elderly - The central government has allocated 1.16 billion yuan for the first batch of elderly care service consumption subsidies [4] - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, 2.24 million households of elderly individuals in special difficulties have undergone home modifications to be more age-friendly [5] - Various subsidies have benefited 49.45 million elderly individuals, enhancing their welfare [5] Group 4: Marriage Registration - Since the implementation of nationwide marriage registration, over 263,000 couples have registered, greatly facilitating the process for the public [6] Group 5: Charity and Social Organizations - The total sales of welfare lottery tickets have reached 852.5 billion yuan, raising 256.6 billion yuan for public welfare [7] - The number of registered social organizations has reached 865,000, with a notable increase in technology-related organizations [7] - The number of recognized charitable organizations has exceeded 16,000, marking a 70% increase since 2020, with annual charitable donations surpassing 200 billion yuan [7]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the increase in marriage and divorce registrations in China during the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, with marriage registrations rising to 3.539 million pairs and divorce registrations to 1.331 million pairs [1] - Marriage registrations increased by 109,000 pairs year-on-year, while divorce registrations saw an increase of 57,000 pairs [1] - The implementation of the revised Marriage Registration Regulations on May 10, 2025, allowing nationwide processing of marriage registrations, has contributed to the surge in marriage registrations [1] Group 2 - May 2025 was noted as a peak month for marriage registrations, coinciding with the new policy's introduction just before the "520" wedding registration peak [1] - Following the new policy, there was a significant increase in marriage registration appointments, with over 1,700 appointments in Beijing on May 10, including approximately 900 involving the "nationwide processing" service [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolving attitudes of young people towards marriage and the decision to obtain a marriage certificate, highlighting a trend towards more cautious and individualized approaches to relationships and commitments [2][24][30]. Group 1: Marriage Registration Trends - The new marriage registration regulations allow individuals to complete the process with just an ID, leading to a surge in registrations, particularly on May 20, when many queued overnight [2][3]. - A survey by Soul App indicates that a significant portion of younger generations still values the act of obtaining a marriage certificate, with 51.78% of post-90s, 50.83% of post-95s, and 41.87% of post-00s believing it is an important milestone in romantic relationships [3][31]. Group 2: Reasons for Not Registering - Many young couples choose not to register their marriage due to various reasons, including career considerations, financial stability, and the desire to avoid societal pressures related to marriage and childbearing [4][6][10]. - The article presents contrasting views, with some individuals feeling that not registering allows for greater freedom and less pressure from family regarding marriage and children [5][9][14]. Group 3: Legal and Social Implications - The lack of a marriage certificate can lead to legal vulnerabilities, particularly concerning property rights and responsibilities in the event of a separation [20][30]. - The article highlights that cohabiting couples without a marriage certificate may face challenges in legal matters, such as child custody and financial disputes, as they lack the legal protections afforded to married couples [19][21]. Group 4: Cultural Perspectives - The article notes that attitudes towards marriage vary significantly between urban and rural areas, with urban youth more likely to support non-traditional arrangements [17][18]. - It also discusses the influence of cultural norms on marriage decisions, with some individuals feeling that traditional views on marriage do not align with their personal beliefs [22][24]. Group 5: International Comparisons - The article references the French PACS system, which offers a flexible alternative to marriage, allowing couples to enjoy some legal benefits without the formalities of marriage [26][27]. - Statistics show that the number of PACS registrations in France is nearly equal to marriage registrations, indicating a shift in how relationships are formalized [27][28].

Core Viewpoint - The meeting highlighted the dedication and love of five representatives from the civil affairs system in enhancing the welfare of the people, emphasizing their commitment to social service and support for vulnerable groups [1][2][3]. Group 1: Social Welfare and Support - Huang Huiqing, head of the medical department at Beijing Children's Welfare Institute, has dedicated 32 years to helping children with rare diseases, emphasizing the importance of love, patience, and professional skills in her work [2]. - Li Xiaoxia, deputy director of the social assistance service center in Ganquan County, has spent 23 years ensuring that no household or individual is overlooked in social assistance, implementing a proactive approach to service delivery [3]. - Wu Bo, director of the rescue management station in Heze City, has focused on helping the homeless and vulnerable populations for over 17 years, establishing a comprehensive rescue network and innovative service models [4]. Group 2: Marriage and Family Services - Nie Jing, director of the marriage (adoption) registration center in Minhang District, has worked on improving service levels in marriage registration, including pilot programs for cross-province and international marriage registrations [6]. - The center has also initiated a "happiness charging station" to provide matchmaking services for young people in Shanghai, reflecting a commitment to enhancing community engagement [6]. Group 3: Elderly Care - Qiu Liyun, head of the nursing team at Liuzhou Social Welfare Institute, has served over 500 elderly individuals, focusing on providing compassionate care and extending services to the community [7]. - The nursing team has conducted approximately 6,200 home visits for elderly care, showcasing the growing recognition and support for the profession of elderly care in society [7].