What if you had no siblings?. Introduced under Mao Zehong to stem the exploding population. Also to soothe social, economic and environmental problems.

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What if you had no siblings?

Introduced under Mao Zehong to stem the exploding population. Also to soothe social, economic and environmental problems.

Exceptions: Firstborn is a girl. Parents work on a farm. Both parents are singletons. Firstborn is handicapped.

Multiple children without exception result in: Heavy fines Sterilization Forced abortions

Birth permits Strained finances

Lonely Cousins as ‘siblings’ Burdened with parents Pressure to be perfect True or false: spoiled?

Aging population Shrinking workforce Gendercide Gender imbalance ‘Invisible’ children

Some 400 million births prevented 76% of Chinese people still support it Estimated to last another 10 years

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