China’s one child policy

CHINA’S ONE-CHILD POLICY

By: Priyanka Vayalali, Professional Communications 4a CAUTION: One picture is sort of graphic

CHINA AND ITS LARGE POPULATION

850 Million= Most populated place in the world

TIME LINE AND PRACTICAL SOLUTION

Mao Zedong: Encouraged Reproduction

Large Population= Overpopulation and Carrying Capacity Problem

Deng Xiaoping= One-Child Policy was implemented (1978)

More problems arose than they were solved (female infanticide, gender imbalance, no trust, a break of following the culture)

An amendment should be made, to implement a two-child policy for all.

CHINA AND FEMALE INFANTICIDE

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CHINA AND GENDER IMBALANCE

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CHINA’S CULTURE

Confucianism= China’s Philosophy/culture

CHINA CONSEQUENCES

Forced Sterilizations and Abortions

CHINA AND THE BREAK OF TRUST

Chinese citizens who desire more than one child often have “secret/extra” children. These “secret/extra” children often grow up underprivileged due to the fact that they have to stay hidden.

Some places in China have government officials that keep watch on the specific areas and the number of children each family has in that area.

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China’s one child policy