One-Child Policy

In China, each woman went from having about three children in the late 1970s to now one. Decades later, the Chinese government wants women to have three children again but is meeting resistance.

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Women in China have taken to social media to push back against having one more child.

Some Chinese couples aren't interested in having more than one child, while unmarried woman aren't allowed to have children at all.

Besides the high costs of raising children, the cost of living is often cited as one of the key deterrents for young parents.

The country's workforce has shrunk 3 percent from 2012 to 2017; now its economy is slowing.

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