丁客族 (dīng kè zú)
Definition
DINKs, or "double income no kids," refers to married couples who choose not to have children and instead focus on their careers and personal lives.
Related terms
单身贵族 (dān shēn guì zú): Refers to single people who enjoy high incomes and live luxurious lifestyles.
空巢老人 (kōng cháo lǎo rén): Empty nesters, usually referring to elderly parents whose children have grown up and moved out.
双职工家庭 (shuāng zhí gōng jiā tíng): Dual-income families, where both parents work to support the household.
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AP Chinese - 1.4 Global Challenges Facing China
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