The line graph illustrates the rate of unmarried men of three countries America, Vietnam and China over 20 years. In common, the proportion rose rapidly and obviously it can be seen that percentage of Vietnam was by far the highest.
In 2000, the rate of American single adult had been highest at 10 percent but it dipped minimally over 5 years. In contrary, starting at 5% China’s went up moderately and Vietnam’s remained almost constant in 2005.
An upward trend was seen over 10 years, the percentage of single men of Vietnam stood out as the peak at 25%. America’s ascended continually at most 20%. China reached at 15% after decreasing in 2015.
The line graph illustrates the rate of unmarried
men
of three countries America, Vietnam and China over 20 years. In common, the proportion rose
rapidly
and
obviously
it can be
seen
that percentage of Vietnam was by far the highest.
In 2000, the rate of American single adult had been highest at 10 percent
but
it dipped
minimally
over 5 years.
In
contrary, starting at 5% China’s went up
moderately
and Vietnam’s remained almost constant in 2005.
An upward trend was
seen
over 10 years, the percentage of single
men
of Vietnam stood out as the peak at 25%. America’s ascended
continually
at most 20%. China reached at 15% after decreasing in 2015.