Average age of first experience in China.

The age of young people's first virginity in China has dropped to 18.2 years, approaching the United States. This report points out that with the gradual opening up of China, young people's sexual concepts have also become open. An online survey shows that the age of China people's first night has changed greatly in the past 20 years, from 22.4 years old to the present 18.2 years old. According to experts, the average age of young people's first virginity in China "caught up" with that in the United States. In addition, the knowledge of contraception among adolescents in China is still insufficient.

About 94,000 people took part in the survey. In terms of age groups, the average age of the first night of the post-70s is 22.4 years old, the post-80s is 2 1.3 years old, and the post-90s is 18.2 years old. Among the respondents, 62. 1% had their first night in college, and the proportion of "post-90 s" was as high as 72%.

Some experts say that China is narrowing the gap with western countries in this respect. Take American youth as an example. Their average age of first night is 16.4 years old. However, according to the legal age of marriage in various countries, the age of first night in some countries may be lower than that in China.

The location of the first night is also very different at different ages. Most people choose to stay at home after 70, but prefer to stay in hotels after 80 and 90. 18.9% of "post-90s" bluntly prefer "going to the wild". This change stems from the change of teenagers' sexual concept and economic conditions in China. In the post-70s view, going to a hotel is "too extravagant", and the policy at that time seems to be relatively strict, and you need a marriage certificate and other documents to stay in a hotel. The post-80s and post-90s have better economic conditions and an open mind. Some people think that "opening a house" is very fashionable and "outdoor" is very exciting.

The survey also found that only 17% of people did not take contraceptive measures on the first night, indicating that most people have this common sense. But less than 50% people use condoms. Experts remind that the younger the age of first sexual intercourse, the greater the risk of cervical cancer. Teenagers must use contraception scientifically, and learning to use condoms correctly is a sign of being responsible for both sides.