C Milk and Serpentza bike around rural backwater China and talk about the forgotten Chinese unmarriageable women

Ramon Ramos
   The topic of aging Chinese women being ignored and classified as not marriageable material was brought up by C-Milk and Serpentza as these two Western ex-patriots take in rural hillbilly China n d amuse themselves at some of the thinking and antics of the backwater regions in China. C-Milk has a YouTube channel where he basically rides around in a motorcycle and of course Serpentza makes man videos in his own channel focusing on his yellow fever and Asian women. The ten minute discussion of Chinese older forgotten women is interesting as this marriage material old maid topic and role of women has long been dissociated in the West with plummeting marriage rates. China has long had a term and classifiesd single unmarried women but never have a term for bachelors in China. These two Westerners clearly see the basic problem identified with China today. The obsession with youth is an Asian phenomena and young unattached women clearly play the field too long  unwilling to be owned by somebody they seek as not to their benefit or equal as many of these euneducated rural men skip out on schooling.

In China though it seems there is strong societal pressure and ignorance towards women over thirty who are still single and both of these YouTube Chinese experts were dismayed at this ridiculous character that is still part of modern China. Sprentza and C-Milk had an awful meal at this dirty Chinese kitchen actually in China and then made their way to their bikes riding around and conversation giving the YouTube viewer excellent street views of this glorious land and exposing there are many rural parts that are shitty and far form the image of Beijing and skyscrapers one associates with a new global China. the disrespect China shows for single women is shameful and can only result in more professional women of success skipping this practice and societal  pressure from the family-dominated rural clans who use and exploit family connections keeping costs low and people poor  in China.