A 35-year-old unmarried woman recently shared her experience of living back in her village on social media. She said that in the past year, few people have introduced her to her, which makes her feel that she may need to get married soon.

This topic has been widely discussed. Some people believe that it is a common phenomenon that people who work in big cities have difficulty finding suitable significant others; others believe that it is related to society's expectations of marriage, and people often want their children to lead a better life.

However, there is also a view that it is a matter of personal choice. Some people may choose to stay in the city and pursue higher career development opportunities; others may prefer to return to the countryside and enjoy a peaceful life. In either case, it is important that everyone makes decisions based on their actual situation and is responsible for their choices.

Overall, for this 35-year-old unmarried woman, her situation is not unusual. However, this is not a problem that can be easily solved. Although everyone has their own right to choose, we can't ignore the social issues behind this problem. We should pay more attention to how to improve the relationship between urban and rural areas, and how to raise people's awareness and understanding of marriage and social responsibility. Only in this way can we really help those singles who are in similar predicament.