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Why Chinese Parents Don't Want Two Kids
Original: Why Chinese Parents Don’t Want Two Kids
Foreign Policy examines why many Chinese parents remain reluctant to have a second child despite the end of the one-child policy and government efforts to boost birth rates. The piece points to the high cost of raising children, intense educational competition, housing expenses, and demanding work culture as key deterrents. The debate over China's stubbornly low fertility rate continues to draw international attention.
Why now: China's low birth rates and the cost of raising children remain a pressing policy and social concern.
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- Why Chinese Parents Don’t Want Two Kids · Foreign Policy
- Why Chinese Parents Don’t Want Two Kids · Foreign Policy
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