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  1. Scientists who have never been to #China have been surprised by the ‘sudden’ dominance of #Chinese universities in world rankings of #Science and #Engineering departments, as well as the tables of contents of journals with high #ImpactFactors.

    In 1979, China instituted its #OneChildPolicy and subsequently invested heavily in #education.

    Meanwhile, #Texas built high school football stadiums costing over $70 million and the Duggars were the model #American family! businessinsider.com/duggar-fam 🤷🏻‍♂️

  2. "Lin and Sun studiously maintain the enigma around Shuo so that we are left guessing as to whether he’s just a disadvantaged teen trying to make his way in the world or a cuckoo in the nest." - we take a look at Brief History Of A Family eyeforfilm.co.uk/review/brief- #berlinale #film #movies #Berlinale2024 #OneChildPolicy

  3. Why is #EggFreezing banned in #China ?

    eggs as in human eggs for #IVF

    (no #sinophobic answers please)

    Is that still current info? If it is a legacy of the #OneChildPolicy i would expect it might be changed now that they are encouraging three kids per family?

    It was mentioned in passing on this #podcast from #TheEconomist open.spotify.com/episode/5AVoU link from #spotify normally I'd find a direct link, but it's not very relevant to this post

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  4. Central planning for society often doesn't pan out the way you'd expect. Zero-Covid past the availability of vaccines is one example. In the coming decades, the effects of One-Child Policy are going to be tremendous.

    My grandparents on one side emigrated from China in the 1930s. That was a lucky decision, it seems. For a Chinese person to have no siblings, cousins, nieces/nephews is unimaginable, but that's going to be the reality for many in the 21st century because of the CCP's policies of the 20th century.

    [Free WSJ link: wsj.com/articles/a-revolution-] #onechildpolicy #ccp #globalpolitics

  5. In much of #China, prevailing local regulations and social mores make having a third #child—or any child at all if you’re unmarried or LGBT—nearly impossible. But for the 83 million people in the #Sichuan province, that’s about to change. time.com/6252262/china-sichuan #OneChildPolicy

  6. In 2015, the #ChineseGovernment did something it almost never does: It admitted it made a mistake. The ruling #CommunistParty announced that it was ending its historic and coercive #OneChildPolicy, allowing all married couples to have up to two children. vox.com/future-perfect/2355877

  7. @todayilearned #OneChildPolicy
    Wiki-
    In the late 20th century and the early 21st century, the percentage share has been trending down. This was caused by two opposite factors: On one hand, the world population has been growing explosively. On the other hand, in order to address the poverty issue, China implemented a strict birth control policy.

  8. @seankearney
    Quite right. Home to roost.

    Having said that, they seem to trade in equally bad #proxyWars. China have surplus men from #oneChildPolicy, and west seem willing to off #Trump/#Brexit-type voters, and #SouthAmerica has stuff.

    Re #homeToRoost, we were talking to a young adult recently about #Israel genocide and #landGrab from #Palestinians. They said, beating chest, "I don't watch the news, I do my own thing," Something to that effect.

    All we said was, these things come full circle.