China has come up with an idea to defuse the demographic bomb clouding its future: love "top mantas"

In Shanghai and other Chinese cities, parents and matchmakers gather in parks to seek partners for their single children through so-called marriage markets.

The practice highlights China’s demographic strain, driven by low birth rates, delayed marriage, and a growing number of middle-aged singles.

Population decline and aging are major concerns for Beijing and could shape China’s economic and social future.