Brides For Sale: Vietnamese Women Trafficked To China
While China grapples with the economic and demographic consequences of its family planning...
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While China grapples with the economic and demographic consequences of its family planning...
Read MorePosted by Natalie Ornell | Nov 10, 2013
At Foreign Policy Liz Carter explains that while lonely Americans “have Reddit and...
Read MorePosted by Olivia Rosenman | Jul 19, 2013
Beauty products company Dove is taking their “Real Beauty” campaign to China. The campaign aims “to challenge beauty stereotypes and invite women to join a discussion about beauty.” It has been rolled out in the USA, Canada,...
Read MorePosted by Sophie Beach | Jul 12, 2013
The issue of so-called leftover women, or women who remain unmarried in their late 20s, is again in the media spotlight thanks to a bilingual book by Joy Chen titled, “Do Not Marry Before Age 30.” American Public...
Read MorePosted by Samuel Wade | May 27, 2013
At The China Story, Elisa Nesossi talks to Zeng Jinyan about activism, human rights, filmmaking and blogging. Zeng highlights the underappreciated contributions and sacrifices of female activists and family members, as well as...
Read MorePosted by Sophie Beach | May 9, 2013
A public debate has emerged in recent years over the one-child policy, as high-profile cases of forced abortions and other abuses have led to public protests. Author Ma Jian recently wrote about the draconian enforcement tactics...
Read MorePosted by 不忘初心 | Apr 24, 2013
As the marriage market in China grows more competitive due to a surplus of men, some Chinese single ladies are starting to challenge the label of “leftover women”, a term used to describe unmarried women in their...
Read MorePosted by Scott Greene | Mar 10, 2013
Brooke Larmer of The New York Times chronicles the matchmaking efforts of two men at opposite ends of the wealth spectrum in China, where “love hunters” and other services now dot an evolving marriage landscape:...
Read MorePosted by 不忘初心 | Mar 5, 2013
Rob Brooks, professor of evolution at New South Wales University in Australia, looks to the surplus of men over women in China as a potential threat to social stability. From CNN: A long history of son preference, particularly...
Read MorePosted by Josh Rudolph | Jan 17, 2013
As netizens express overwhelming support for family planning reform and recent comments from the former minister of the National Population and Family Planning Commission (NPFPC) hint that the one-child policy may soon undergo...
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