In March, 2005, the Ministry of Education published a new version of the Regulations on the Management of Students in Colleges and Universities, abolishing the old rule that college students need the consent of the school to get married. Officials of the Ministry of Education also stressed that the fact that schools do not interfere or prohibit it does not mean that the education department advocates college students to get married. The new "Regulations" came into effect on September 1 this year, which means that from the new school year, China college students can register for marriage as long as they meet the relevant national laws and regulations.
But not prohibiting college students from getting married does not mean encouraging them to get married. College students are in a good time to study, and the starting point of restricting college students from getting married is to ensure that college students can better realize their right to seek knowledge. "A great scholar is also a person who studies profound knowledge." Universities are essentially different from other social institutions. If college students form a marriage and family in school, it will create trouble for higher education, and the drag of marriage and family will greatly limit the acquisition of knowledge and themselves.
The improvement of quality. At present, although many universities in China implement the credit system, they are not as flexible as those in foreign countries, and their study time is not very free. Economically, the conditions for marriage are immature and there is no fixed income. Most students have to ask their parents for money.