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Why Chinese Parents Don't Want Two Kids
Original: Why Chinese Parents Don’t Want Two Kids
A Foreign Policy piece examines why most Chinese parents remain unwilling to have a second child despite the end of the one-child policy. High costs of housing, education and childcare, combined with long working hours and shifting attitudes toward family life, are cited as reasons couples stop at one child or none at all. The debate reflects growing concern in China over falling birth rates and a shrinking, ageing population.
Why now: China's continued decline in birth rates keeps questions about family size and pro-natalist policy in the spotlight.
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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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