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Marriage motivated population movement in the outskirts of Beijing.


 An analysis of migration among the rural population of China for reasons associated with marriage is presented. Data are from a sample survey undertaken in the outskirts of Beijing in 1982. The authors conclude that marriage is a major cause of rural-urban migration, particularly among women aged 20-29. They suggest that traditional attitudes toward marriage have helped to reinforce a marriage market in Chinese cities that creates a demand for young women from rural areas.
