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ELI5: 20 Years ago there was a lot of fear about the effects of China having too many men because of sex-selective abortion. Shouldn't we be seeing the brunt of that now?

In the 1990s and 2000s there was a lot of fear mongering about China having too many men.  Because of the one child policy there were a lot of sex-selective abortions to be rid of girls so families could have their male heir. There was a lot of "what does a nation do when they've got 30,000,000 unmarried adult men but go to war!?!" and similar talk.

Well... it's been 20 years.  Those men are grown up now and looking for wives.  What's going on with that now? Shouldn't we be seeing the brunt of 30+ million unmarried and unable-to-be-married (forever alone) men?

It seems like no one is talking about it... but it, whatever it may be, should be happening now, right?
gpt
there have been much talks about it.    China is the leading male-female disparity country for the young generation age group.     by 2012 census, there are 40 million more males than females.   additionally most people in the under 30 age group are only childs as well.  

there already a big gap of unmarried males because of unable to find a partner, whereas almost all females in the 20-30 age group are married.