Geographical factors: the rural population is scattered and the population density is small. Compared with cities, there are fewer opportunities for single young people, so it is more difficult for rural young men to find a partner.
Social factors: conservative social concepts and traditional concepts in rural areas, and women's social status and career development opportunities are relatively few, which may limit women's choices in family and region, making it more difficult for rural young men to find partners.
Economic factors: the level of rural economic development is relatively low, and many young people often go to cities to work, which leads to problems such as long-distance love and long-distance love, which increases the difficulty for rural young men to find a partner.
Educational factors: due to the limited educational resources in rural areas, many rural young men have not received enough education, which may affect their communication skills and personal charm, thus increasing the difficulty of finding a partner.
Social circle factor: Young men in rural areas have narrow social circles, few opportunities, and are unlikely to know more about the opposite sex, which further increases the difficulty of finding a partner.
Therefore, in order to solve the problem of rural young men's difficulty in finding a partner, we need to start from improving rural education, promoting the renewal of social concepts, increasing employment opportunities, improving living standards and other aspects, expanding the social circle of rural young men and improving their chances of finding a partner. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the construction of marriage and love service system in rural areas and provide more opportunities for young people to make friends and marriage guidance.