First of all, the pressure of life and survival has increased. The pace of life in modern society is accelerating, and the pressure of survival is increasing. Many young people think that the companionship and support of their spouses can share part of the pressure after marriage, which also urges them to enter marriage more quickly.
Secondly, the material conditions are good. Most modern young people grow up in well-off families with good economic conditions, which makes them have a strong sense of security and stability. They no longer regard marriage as economic dependence, but more pursue the integrity and happiness of life, so they are more eager to enter marriage as soon as possible.
Third, the social circle is wider. Modern young people have a wider circle of friends and have a greater chance to meet people they like, which also speeds up their speed of finding someone to marry. In particular, the emergence of various dating software allows young people to meet new friends faster, which is conducive to their starting new relationships and getting married earlier.
Finally, the concept of marriage has changed. Modern young people have a more open and rational view of marriage, and they no longer regard marriage as necessary or the only choice, but pursue the diversity and richness of life. Therefore, if they meet the right person and understand and accept each other, they are more likely to marry relatively early in order to pursue the perfection of life.
To sum up, the increasing pressure of survival, the improvement of material conditions, the increase of opportunities to make friends and the change of marriage concept make contemporary young people more eager for early marriage and childbearing. But this does not mean that young people have a more superficial view of marriage. In fact, they are more inclined to make a choice after reaching a balance in material and spiritual life, which reflects their rational and positive attitude towards life.