From the International Herald Leader, translated via Pacific News Service by Jun Wang:
According to the National Population and Family Planning Commission of China, families who can have two children are “at the two ends of the social scale.” They are either so poor that the government never expects them to repay the fine, or so rich that the fine is meaningless. As China’s economy and income skyrocket in recent years, the rich are finding it easy to evade the one-child policy.
