Lastest Chinese Birth Data Disappoints the Party

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<p>With birthrates continuing to fall in China there are signs that the authorities are looking for new ways to encourage women to have more children. Allowing one or more children to adopt the mother's family name has been mooted.</p>

With birthrates continuing to fall in China there are signs that the authorities are looking for new ways to encourage women to have more children. Allowing one or more children to adopt the mother's family name has been mooted.

Encouraging More Women to Have Children in China