Why don't 80% Japanese men have children after divorce and have no concept of passing on the family line?

Now 80% of Japanese men don't want children after divorce, because they want to spend more time on their careers and hobbies. It's not that they don't have the idea of carrying on the family line, but that the idea of carrying on the family line in their country is not strong, not as deep as that in China. For many people now, the next purpose of marriage is to carry on the family line, but for Japanese men, their ideas are not strong, and many people like to do their own things after divorce.

Japanese men rarely find new girlfriends in a short time after divorce. Because for men, after divorce, they are sometimes rejected by the woman, which makes it difficult to remarry. This is true not only in Japan, but also in China. As far as people's concept is concerned, most people will be rejected by one party after divorce. Therefore, for a newly divorced Japanese man, it is difficult for him to have another relationship because of the setbacks suffered by divorce, and he still doesn't want to get married at all to a large extent. Relevant surveys show that the proportion of divorced men who want to remarry is relatively small, and even if they remarry, they want to have children. After a long-term trend, Japan's population will gradually decrease.

Many people value their first marriage more, especially Japanese men. The first marriage is like their first love, and they will take it seriously. Compared with men in China, Japanese men are more spoony. However, most men in China will still remarry and have children after divorce. As far as Japanese ideology is concerned, many people would rather be single than get married, let alone have children.

In short, Japanese men have a weak concept of carrying on the family line, and it is of no help that their parents are more anxious than they are. But they will take their feelings seriously and would rather be single than importune.