1.Let’s start with sex.

• What does China’s “90-after” college students think about sex?

-68.81% of female students say they’ve never watched porn.
-42.9% of the surveyed college students they’ve been in relationship for only once.
-89.5% of them declare to be heterosexual.

-35.1 % of college students admit they’ve been previously sexually harassed or abused in some ways.

-31.3% of female students think it is important to save their “first night” until marriage, while 12% of male students think so.

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⩥Source Language: Chinese
⩥Reading Effort Level: 3
(From 1 to 5, based on linguistic style and analytical depth of the article)

2. From sex to food.

-Thanks to Starbucks, McDonald’s, KFC and convenience stores, China’s urban working class are now fed with more breakfast options, and are willing to spend more on their first meal of the day.

-In fact, according to estimation, China’s total consumption of breakfast food will increase from 1.3 trillion yuan in 2015 to almost 2 trillion in 2021. 

-Despite increasing options however, the majority of Chinese working class still prefer traditional Chinese food when it comes to breakfast. Steamed Baozi is much more popular than cold bread, and porridge is for sure preferred over coffee or tea.

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⩥Source Language: Chinese
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3. Now to something more serious…

• Chinese are really, really reserved when it comes to expressing love to their families, especially to parents. But how exactly? 

According to this survey-

-78.1% of male and 64.7% of female respondents admit they’ve never directly expressed gratitude through words such as  “I love you” or “Thank you, you worked hard”  to their parents.
-65.9% of respondents say they talk to their parents for less than 10 minutes every time on the phone.
-Over 25% of respondents cannot remember one or both parents’ birthday.
-28.1% of children believe they don’t really understand their parents’ worries.
-20.2% of people have blocked their parents from accessing their social feeds. (mainly WeChat Moments)

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⩥Source Language: Chinese
⩥Reading Effort Level: 3