For now, the one-child policy is still in place,………. like any such ill-considered experiment in social engineering, it is being increasingly flouted, especially outside major cities like Beijing and Shanghai.
The one-child policy adopted by the government to curb population growth may have allowed China to contribute globally, but it brought burdens and misfortune to its many farming families.
And even though China's draconian one-child policy is being loosened, some couples feel it's easier to give birth overseas and circumvent meddling by Chinese family-planning bureaucrats.
The one-child policy has compounded this effect and will only make the burden heavier for the elderly and their children, just as the stresses of modern life are becoming more pronounced.
The one-child policy, which the researchers call“one of the most radical approaches to limiting population growth,” has in all respects, except the mere birthrate numbers, been a hash of unintended consequences.
China's dependency ratio- the number of children and old people as a share of working-age adults- is rising faster than Europe's, which will surely require scrapping the one-child policy.
What it was like to grow up under China's one-child policy| Nanfu Wang China's one-child policy ended in 2015, but we're just beginning to understand what it was like to live under the program, says TED Fellow and documentary filmmaker Nanfu Wang.
中国の一人っ子政策は有名だ。
Chinas one-child policy is a well-known example.
中国の一人っ子政策は有名だ。
China's one-child policy is well known.
一人っ子政策は富裕層には無効。
One-child policy favors the rich.
一人っ子政策は、中華人民共和国における人口政策。
One-child policy is a population control policy of China.
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