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Marriage agencies to recruit more men
By Tang Yicheng and Lu Feiran |
April 10, 2009, Friday
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SHANGHAI matrimonial agencies will for the first time recruit 100 college graduates, including men, as matchmakers - an industry regulator said yesterday.
The recruitment, which will take place at the end of the year, aims to introduce young talent into the industry, instead of the middle-aged women that dominate the sector, said Jiang Mingde from the Matrimonial Institution Management Association.
The recruitment of graduates, especially young men, would cater to the needs of a rising number of young white-collar workers who, Jiang said, psychologically prefer male matchmakers.
These so-called "red gentlemen" - female matchmakers are known as "red ladies" in Chinese - have a higher success ratio, but currently comprise less than 10 percent of matchmakers in the industry, according to Jiang.
The recruitment, which will take place at the end of the year, aims to introduce young talent into the industry, instead of the middle-aged women that dominate the sector, said Jiang Mingde from the Matrimonial Institution Management Association.
The recruitment of graduates, especially young men, would cater to the needs of a rising number of young white-collar workers who, Jiang said, psychologically prefer male matchmakers.
These so-called "red gentlemen" - female matchmakers are known as "red ladies" in Chinese - have a higher success ratio, but currently comprise less than 10 percent of matchmakers in the industry, according to Jiang.
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