中国农村地区正面临日益严峻的婚姻成本危机。1自2019年起，中央一号文件已连续多年要求治理高价彩礼，2026年的中央一号文件更是再次强调持续整治农村高额彩礼。1
西南交通大学研究员王向阳自2014年开始深入研究农村婚恋问题。1他指出，高额彩礼与父辈介入程度深、适婚人口性别失衡密切相关。1适婚女性资源相对稀缺是推高彩礼的主要原因。1由于女性资源的匮乏，彩礼、婚介等已成为部分困难家庭的婚恋救济机制，但各地的治理成效仍然有限。1
北方农村年轻人对此感受深刻，有人感慨"现在结婚却要了爸妈半条命"，反映出当前农村地区婚配成本对家庭造成的沉重负担。1
High marriage expenses have become a pressing concern across rural China, driven largely by intense parental involvement and an imbalance in the marriageable population.1 Wang Xiangyang, a researcher at Southwest Jiaotong University, attributes the escalation of bride prices and matchmaking fees to the scarcity of eligible women, which has transformed these practices into a welfare mechanism for struggling families in some areas.1 A young man from northern rural regions captured the burden tersely, saying marriage "has cost my parents half their lives."1
The central government has repeatedly signaled its commitment to addressing the issue. Starting in 2019, multiple iterations of the central No. 1 policy document have called for tackling excessive bride prices, with the 2026 edition reiterating the need for continued efforts to curtail inflated wedding costs in rural communities.1 Wang, who began investigating rural courtship and marriage issues in 2014, notes that while bride prices and marriage intermediary services have emerged as coping mechanisms for certain disadvantaged households, interventions implemented across different regions have achieved limited effectiveness so far.1
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